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This 7 page paper argues that humans have made a significant contribution to the problem of global warming. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Discussion Evidence of human influence on global warming Journalistic bias Response to skeptics Conclusion This argument begins with information that shows the influence of human activity on
the planets climate, and argues that while some of the warming is part of a natural cycle, there is sufficient evidence to suggest that much of it is due to
human activity. The argument touches on the way in which journalists, in an attempt to provide "balanced" coverage of the issue, have actually given excessive weight to skeptics. It ends
with a response to those same skeptics. Introduction There is no doubt that the earth is getting warmer, but whether that is part of a natural cycle or the
result of human activity is the subject of much debate. This paper argues that there is sufficient evidence to show that global warming, while partly natural, has been exacerbated
by human activity to the point where the survival of the planet and the human race can now be considered in jeopardy. The paper also argues that in attempting to
provide "balanced" coverage of the matter, the media has given too much weight to the skeptics and not enough to those scientists who are sounding the alarm. Discussion In one
sentence, Meyer shows why the case for human activity as a cause of global warming can be difficult to make: "The human imprint on the earth could be described as
unmistakable, were it not often mistaken for he work of nature or natural phenomena for human impacts" (1). Sometimes works of nature seem unnatural; visitors to the Grand Canyon in
the mid-20th century would remark that it couldnt possibly be natural; some of it had to be man-made (Meyer). Today, the same mistake is made with regard to the deserts;
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