Global Warming

Global Warming is part of a greater process known as Climate Change. Global Warming could result in many various outcomes, many of which are catastrophic.   It is known that the levels of carbon dioxide gas are increasing, as well as the average temperature, and that they have been for some time. In the past one hundred years the average temperature has risen between 1.2 and 1.4 degrees F. This could also be resulting in soon to be dramatic changes of climate, precipitation, winds, sea levels and any other part of our natural environment.
Climate change is an interchangeable term for Global Warming and is becoming the preferred term. The term climate change tells us that there are many other changes with the temperature, atmosphere, and our environment. Global Warming is often associated with the concern of the human contribution to climate change. Climate Change includes any large scale change of climate. Climate change is caused by natural factors, natural processes, and human contribution.
The steps our government has given us to help combat Global Warming are that we must slow the growth of emissions, strengthen knowledge about Global Warming in the fields of science and technology, and build better relations around the world to work on Global Warming together. The United States has worked together with other countries on many projects to help fight Global Warming such as the Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate. The goal of these partnerships is to create better technologies and finding ways to give us renewable energy. Global Warming is a fact. Global Warming is shrinking glaciers and raising the sea levels. It is also disturbing the natural balances humans have been able to observe, record, and theorize with.   Humans are also feeling the present effects of Global Warming, resulting in smog episodes, and dieses from being exposed to extreme periods of heat or cold.
Climate change is effecting the entire world as we know it. The...