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Andy Yang
English Composition
Mr. John Stephens
June 17, 2018
Global Warming
Human science and technology progresses little by little, but at the same time
there are many negative effects. The environment is the foundation of the world.
People’s major concern is the impact of industrial progress on the environment. Many
experts believe that global warming is one of many negative effects, but there are
many controversies within this issue.
Many people think that global warming is due to the carbon dioxide emitted by
industries, which leads to global warming. Solar radiation, atmospheric circulation,
and surface conditions are the three basic factors that contribute to climate change. In
addition, there are four other factors that affect climate change, which are human
activities, solar activities, and volcanic activity. Factors that affect global warming
include natural factors and man-made factors. However, the main factor that has
contributed to the continuous global warming in recent history is the man-made factor
(human activities). Since the industrial revolution at the end of the 19th century, the
industrialization and urbanization of the countries in the world have developed
rapidly, resulting in atmospheric greenhouse effects such as CO2. Gas levels continue
to increase, and forest vegetation are decreasing and being destroyed. The global
coverage of forest vegetation has continued to decline, and the ecological functions of
CO2 and O2 in the atmosphere have been declining. As a result, the global
"Greenhouse Effect" has continued to increase, making the world much more unstable
than how it was 100 years ago. Climate change still continues. Natural factors have
cyclical rather than persistent impact of solar activity on global warming. Solar
activity has a warming effect during the enhanced period (peak period), and also has a
cooling effect during the weakening period (lower season). Climate change also has
an impact, but the continuous increase in the "greenhouse effect" of gases such as
CO2, which is caused by human activities, is much less relevant to global warming.
A famous French physicist named Irish John Tyndall accurately measured the
absorption of infrared radiation by various gases in the atmosphere. This measurement
gives the greenhouse gas effect hypothesis some very powerful, and yet, practical
evidence. Some scientists claim that the earth's periodic orbital trajectory changes
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Usually, a theory or hypothesis is proposed, and then you try to challenge this
hypothesis. Only when a hypothesis is experimentally verified and theoretically
self-conformed can it be accepted as a scientific conclusion. Global warming is a
scam like this.