Please understand i know the need to do OUR part but do we REALLY play that much of a role? No, it%26#039;s more dependent on geographical location and a constant changing diversity then anything else. One could say simply; the result of transitional change within a ecosystem. Report Abuse
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global (adj) - 1. of or applying to the whole earth.
Human activity has resulted in an increase of the average (over the entire globe) temperature above the natural background. It isn%26#039;t responsible for regional variations (e.g. Sahara) caused by wind/precipitation patterns, geographic locality (e.g. close to equator or away from moderating large bodies of water), etc.
Yes, we do REALLY play that much of a role. When there were just a few hundred million of us, we were insignificant. But our own mastery of our environment has the side effect that there are unintended consequences to our ability to move mountains, reroute rivers, and release Billions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. 0% 0 Votes 0% 0 Votes
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I keep trying to figure out how Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen Dioxide are supposed to cause a problem? They are both heavier than air and settle back into the ground and create more hydrocarbons. How can these molecules with specific gravity that is rgeater than 1 possibly float up into the air and cause a so-called greenhouse effect?
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It was the end of the last ice age and the melting of the glaciers Thatt caused a realignment of ocean currents sending the storms tha used to keep that region irrigated ac cross the Atlantic to give the America%26#039;s their hurricane season instead of the old west African monsoon.
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no ones trying to stop anything. global warming is, yes, a natural earth cycle. however, humans are speeding up and magnifying the process and effects of it.
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Zeldazee....
Would it shock you to learn that none of the worlds deserts are the driest place on earth ?? Terra Incognita: Travels in Antarctica by Sara Wheeler 0% 0 Votes -
Your question makes no sense. Someplace has to be the hottest, regardless of global warming or not.
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No. First of all Global Warming is not real. Its not like the Sahara Desert only recently got hot.
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nooooo! the saharas been that way for thousands of years,man is making it bigger but most of it is natraul.also the hottest place in the world is death valley. 0% 0 Votes