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    This document defines global warming as an increase in average surface temperatures due to natural or human-caused climate change. It states that burning fossil fuels and deforestation are the primary human causes, releasing carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere. The document proposes solutions like conserving energy, using renewable resources, driving hybrid vehicles, making buildings more energy efficient, and planting more trees to absorb carbon dioxide.

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    This document defines global warming as an increase in average surface temperatures due to natural or human-caused climate change. It states that burning fossil fuels and deforestation are the primary human causes, releasing carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere. The document proposes solutions like conserving energy, using renewable resources, driving hybrid vehicles, making buildings more energy efficient, and planting more trees to absorb carbon dioxide.

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    Global Warming

    Problem and
    Prepared
    Mohamed Sultan AL Suwaidi
    H00135607
    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Aims

    Definition of Global
    Warming
    Problems / Caused
    Solution

    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Definition of Global Warming
    Definition : An increase in global average
    surface temperature due to natural or
    anthropogenic climate change.

    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Caused of Global Warming
    The increase in temperature is caused by humans:
    2. Burning of fossil fuels
    over million tons of fossil fuels were burned. 
    billion tons of CO2 into the atmosphere

    7. Deforestation
     The trees are cut down to clear land for farming and
    building. They are absorb CO2 and release
    oxygen into our atmosphere.  

     Thirty-three acres of rainforest are chopped or


    burned down

    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Solution 1
    conserving energy
    2. fuel efficient cars hybrid cars. Public
    transportation.
    3. Public buildings and industries need to be
    more energy efficient.

    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Solution 2
    1. Renewable energy:
    Clean, safe and renewable.

    examples:
     Solar power
     wind power

    7. Green areas
    Planting more trees to
    absorb CO2

    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Conclusion
    For years humans have brought about huge
    changes in the environment. In our efforts to
    improve the quality of our lives, we have polluted
    the waters, the land, and the air. 
    Usually we are not really aware of the
    consequences of our actions. Even if it’s brought to
    our attention, we just continue our lives like the
    earth will be able to recover from all that.

    mohamed alsuwaidi
    Bibliography:
    Shah, Anup. "COP3—Kyoto Protocol Climate
    Conference." COP3—Kyoto Protocol Climate Conference.
    20 July 1998. Global Issues. 21 May 2009
    <http://www.globalissues.org/article/183/cop3-kyoto-
    protocol-climate-conference>.
    "Global Warming, the Ozone Layer and Acid Rain."
    Http://www.ecocentre.org.uk/global-warming.html. West
    Wales ECO Center. 21 May 2009
    <http://www.ecocentre.org.uk/global-warming.html>.
    Ed Lerner and Brenda Lerner. "Green house Effect."
    2008. Student Resource Center. ADMC, Abu Dhabi. 18
    May 2009 <Greenhouse Effect>.

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