Global Warming: A Human Cause?

Given these words, global warming just melts the ice, strangles the polar bear, reminiscent of the plant withering. In today's society, humans seem to be accused of tragedy that seems to be consistent with this disaster all the time. However, the study showed that humans are not the only cause of global warming. In fact, some scientists say that the natural cause of global warming far exceeds the cause of human beings. What is the impact of global warming? The impact of global warming spreads all over the world and can be divided into three main areas. The first one is heat wave.

Discussions on anthropogenic global warming science (AGW, or artificially / artificially induced climate change) are getting worse and are often reinforced by strict ideological positions and biased scientific arguments. It usually develops around the anticipated impact of human greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on long-term temperature. On June 1, 2005, governor Schwarzenegger signed the S - 3 - 05 presidential decree (external link). The governor said that the discussion ended, I know the science, I know the science, I know the threat, I know that the time to take action has come.

Because CFC is a greenhouse gas (ghg), if you say that CFC is the (main) cause of global warming, you will at least agree that global warming is caused by greenhouse gases. Many greenhouse gases (at least CFCs) are man-made. In other words, you seem to agree that global warming is caused by human activity. Many scientists are conducting recent research on global warming and they have demonstrated their research through the United States of America Geophysics Association. In addition to understanding how natural processes work and informing this information, they have no special political agenda. According to a number of studies reported by the organization, AGU published an AGU statement on the cause of global warming in 2003. This is a quote from their report.

There are many reasons for global warming, some are natural, others are artificial. The most important cause of global warming is the greenhouse gas produced by natural processes and human activities. Due to the increase in population, economy and energy consumption, the level of greenhouse gases rose in the 20th century. The growing demand for industrialization in modern society almost satisfies various needs and releases various greenhouse gases through various industrial processes in the atmosphere.