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Evidence- Global warming has raised temps and melted glaciers.
Causes- gasses block heat from escaping the atmosphere causing the greenhouse effect.
Effects- the heat has created melting of ice glaciers and created flooding.
Solutions- we can solve this by using natural energy sources instead of fossil fuels and gasses.

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Evidence-   Scientists have tracked carbon dioxide levels for years. The carbon dioxide levels have always changed, but they never went over a certain level until recently. Carbon dioxide traps the heat which warms our oceans and our atmosphere.

Causes- The greenhouse effect is one of the causes of climate change. The stronger the greenhouse effect is, the warmer the oceans will be, and the more glaciers will melt. That is because greenhouse gases also trap heat like carbon dioxide does.

Effects-   Climate change benefits some environments while it harms others. Climate change has been causing temperatures to heat up, so glaciers have been melting. It can help other things, though, like helping plants bloom and grow sooner.

Solutions-  We can try to lower the amount of greenhouse gases we use. If we make less greenhouse gases, there won’t be as much heat trapped in the atmosphere. Temperatures can then go back down.

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Evidence: It is getting warmer faster than the past.
Causes: The greenhouse effect probably is helping cause warming of the earth, that is becoming more unnatural through the years.
Effects: The temperatures are affected with some places getting colder and others get warmer.
Solutions: Be more prepared because there are plans to fix it but there are no regulation to help with it.
A lot of things are happening to change the earth with the greenhouse effect.

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The earth's temperature has increased because of carbon dioxide. The earth's oceans are heating up.
Causes the carbon dioxide
hotter temperatures more droughts and weather things.
put solar panels more trees makes more oxygen and takes in carbon dioxide.

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Evidence- Greenland and Artic sheets has decreases in mass which means that they are melting from it being to warm.
Causes- The climate change will affect many different types of crops, some will grow faster while others may not grow as fast.
Effects- The length of frost free has been increases naturally since the 1980s.
Solutions- There is not one specific solution to the problem.

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eveidence- there is proof that the climate changes
causes- changes in the sun
effects- the climate changes
solution- be prepaired?

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Evidence- There is more carbon dioxide.
Causes- Water vapor increases when the Earth warms
Effects- temperature is going to rise over the next century.
Solutions- try stopping global warming.

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- do to tests that earths climate can respond to 

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causes-the house effect is due to climate change. The earth has heated up in the past years.

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abby riley & maia
evidence- the current warming trend kills the earth
- heat trapping natural gases has been going on for years. 
- do to tests that earths climate can respond to 

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Causes- The greenhouse effect is due to climate change

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evidence- Earth's satellites have let scientists see earth and collect info about climate change

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solution- recycle your trash

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effects- global temperatures rise, heat trapping gases continue to grow, precipitation keeps growing , more droughts and heat waves have occured, storms will become stronger, sea level rises, arctic becomes ice free.

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Evidence- Glacial Retreat. Glaciers are retreating almost everywhere around the world — including in the Alps, Himalayas, Andes, Rockies, Alaska and Africa
Causes- Water vapor. The most abundant greenhouse gas, but importantly, it acts as a feedback to the climate
Effects- Temperatures Will Continue to Rise. Because human-induced warming is superimposed on a naturally varying climate, the temperature rise has not been, and will not be, uniform or smooth across the country or over time.
Solution- Try to stop global warming.

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We know about climate change is known from our history. Global warming causes climate change. This makes glaciers shrink, and ice in the river break. NASA is an expert in climate and earth and they are trying to understand it.

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Causes- water vapor makes the Earth's atmosphere more warmer
- CO2 is a very minor cause to the atmosphere and is released by natural cause like volcanoes and has increased CO2
- hydrocarbon gas through human activities has caused many other things that hurt the atmosphere

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Climate Change Evidence- Over the last 650,000 years the earth has heated up which causes glaciers to shift. This is most likely due to human activity. Satellites have been able to pick up pictures of this happening.

Climate Change Causes- Scientists say global warming is happening because of the greenhouse effect. This is when our atmosphere traps heat and heats up our earth. Humans have changed the greenhouse effect by burning fossil fuels which results in trapping carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
Climate Change Effects- Global Warming has already had an effect on our environment. These effects are glaciers have shrunk, ice on rivers and lakes are melting faster, and plants and animals have ranges have shifted. Some more are seas are rising more and more intense heat waves. Scientists say that the temperatures are going to continue to rise.

Climate Change Solutions- NASA is trying to figure out how global warming works. Once they figure it out they will tell the public and try to figure out some solutions. Until then we just need to try to take care of our earth.

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evidence- the current warming trend kills the earth
- heat trapping natural gases has been going on for years.
- do to tests that earths climate can respond to