climate change

Examples of global warming

global warming
But it can alleviate the potential globalwarming because of negative radiative forcing.
Concern regarding the effects of animal agriculture on air quality from esthetic, health and globalwarming perspectives is increasing.
Globalwarming sparks scramble for black gold under retreating ice.
It was not an ordinary framework of international cooperation among equal participants, such as those dealing with collective security or globalwarming.
Future globalwarming may also have an impact by increasing drought stress and mortality among defoliated trees.
This makes it the standard scientific reference for anyone interested in learning about the socio-economic implications of globalwarming.
Post-modern issues, such as globalisation and globalwarming are on different components again, together with more traditional items.
This should not lead one to conclude that devastating epidemics of now-tropical diseases are inevitable concomitants of globalwarming.
For permit markets to work well for globalwarming, they have to support investments in greenhouse gas reducing technologies.
In the hypothetical survey referendum in each location between 70 to 89 per cent voted for paying $20 annually to support globalwarming prevention.
The rise of sea level due to globalwarming is considered one of the main natural threats for human society.
The regional consequences of globalwarming are, at present, impossible to predict in detail.
The example of globalwarming illustrates well the weaknesses of cost-benefit analysis for dealing with global and long-run problems.
The policy implications of this increasing scientific certainty about globalwarming are wide-ranging.
As greenhouse gases increase, greater attention has been directed toward understanding the effects of future globalwarming on society.
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