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Global warming and the rises in co2 levels have direct correlation. This is because co2 is a green house gas. But its not just co2 that causes this, there are many other gases that contribute to the effect. Some of these other gases include methane, nitrous oxide and ozone.

Global warming is causing the oceans to rise due to the melting ice caps. Low lying islands e.g. Maldives are at risk of flooding. Oceans will also warm causing coral reefs to bleach, as they are susceptible minor temperature changes

The purpose of this is to inform and show how global warming effects not just humans but the earth we live on.

This information is useful as it allows the reader to gain an insight on the greenhouse effect and what is affected by it. We can also learn from the differing perspectives from these websites.

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1. Dominic Siu- How does the burning of fossil fuels

2. Spencer Cornish- How have our leaders/representatives decided to counteract this issue (Kyoto Protocol) ?

3 Andrew Chapman- How has recent development in technology helped

THE BIG QUESTION

How has society reacted to the Enhanced Greenhouse Effect in terms of technology and governmental policies?

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Spencer Cornish/ 2009 UN Climate Change Conference 

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Spencer Cornish/ 2009 UN Climate Change Conference 

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1. What happened in the 1997 Kyoto Protocol Agreement and what were the implications?

The Kyoto Protocol was an agreement negotiated by many countries in December 1997. The protocol was developed under the UNFCC - the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

All the Participating countries that had accepted the Kyoto Protocol have agreed to reduce emissions of not only carbon dioxide, but of also other greenhouse gases, being:

Methane (CH₄)
Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)
Perfluorocarbons (PFCs)
Sulphur hexafluoride (SF₆)

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1. -We may be suferring from global warming, but overall our living conditions have improved. This shows that global warming may be caused by us improving living conditions using power.

-Indoor air pollution from cooking and heating contributes greatly to global warming

-We are still searching for oil in oceans and land.

2.-Puts text book knowledge into perspective.

-Enhances knowledge and gives a good overview of the overall topic

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Dominic Siu/ The Greenhouse Effect Wikipedia

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Dominic Siu/ The Greenhouse Effect Wikipedia

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Andrew Chapman/ Clean Energy Production Scoop.it

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Andrew Chapman/ Clean Energy Production Scoop.it

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5.2.3 Explain the enhanced greenhouse effect

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The greenhouse effect is a NATURAL PHENOMENON. Incoming short wave radiation from the sun enters the atmosphere. Some of this is re-emitted from the earth's surface as longer wave radiation and results in heat lost to space. The rest is reflected from the earth and absorbed by greenhouse gases in the atmosphere (such as carbon dioxide, methane, oxides of nitrogen and water vapor).

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Spencer Cornish/ Kyoto Protocol UN Website

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Spencer Cornish/ Kyoto Protocol UN Website

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Water Interactions for Consideration in NDC Enhancement & implementation : Sectoral checklists to help climate change professionals and decision -makers identify water-related issues (EN)

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

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Water Interactions for Consideration in NDC Enhancement & implementation : Sectoral checklists to help climate change professionals and decision -makers identify water-related issues (EN) United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

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Dominic Siu / The Greenhouse Effect Scoop.it

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Dominic Siu / The Greenhouse Effect Scoop.it

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Spencer Cornish/ Kyoto Protocol Scoop.it

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Spencer Cornish/ Kyoto Protocol Scoop.it