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A 15 page overview of the phenomena of global warming. The author addresses the question of "if global warming is indeed a phenomena, just how and where did that phenomena begin?" as well as the question of whether we have progressed to the point of no return in regard to correcting the problem or at least stabilizing it?". Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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been a serious disruption in the physical and chemical processes upon which the earths ecology is based. Many speculate that these changes are related to the phenomena of global
warming. Many feel that that phenomena is irreversible and has put the earth on a course of certain disaster. Others, however, regard such theories with a certain degree
of skepticism. Certain questions thus present themselves. Two such questions are: 1.
If global warming is indeed a phenomena, just how and where did that phenomena begin? 2. Have we progressed to the
point of no return in regard to correcting the problem or at least stabilizing it?
The media is certainly convinced that the phenomena of global warming is valid. Indeed, articles appear almost daily in major publications around the world. The electronic media devotes
its share of coverage to the phenomena as well. While some of this coverage is largely hype, a considerable proportion reports scientific facts regarding the changes which we are
observing in our world. A recent front page article in the New York Times, for example, reports a mean increase of
1.1 degrees Fahrenheight (0.6 Celsius) in the earths surface temperature (Johnson and Murphy, 2004). Even more astoundingly, however, is the fact that this increase has occurred entirely within the
twentieth century (Johnson and Murphy, 2004)! The last forty years of that time period alone, in fact, witnessed an approximate 0.5 degree Fahrenheight (0.2-0.3 Celsius) increase (Johnson and Murphy,
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