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An 8 page research paper that offers an examination of climate change, which, first of all, defines the proof of its existence and believed causes, and then turns to consideration of its effect on gender issues in Africa, focusing specifically on Kenya. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Climate Change and Gender Issues in
Kenya Research Compiled By - July, 2012 properly! Due to the
effect of greenhouse gases, temperatures are increasing worldwide, which produces drastic and frequently catastrophic changes in climate. While climate changes affects the entire planet, its negative effects impact poor populations
in developing countries in a disproportionate manner, particularly in regards to subsistence farmers, which in Africa are often women, as men have been drawn increasingly to cities in search of
supplemental income for their families. The following examination of climate change, first of all, defines the proof of its existence and believed causes, and then turns to consideration of its
effect on gender issues in Africa, focusing specifically on Kenya. Climate Change The changes that are occurring at the planets poles, that is, huge sections of Antarctica
breaking off and the Arctic Sea becoming so clear of ice in the summer that it is navigable, provide irrefutable testimony that global warming is a reality with which the
humanity must contend. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has indicated that the worldwide increase in average temperatures is due to anthropomorphically produced greenhouse gases. The confidence level of
this organization that human activity is responsible for drastic climate is change is over 90 percent (Bell, 2011). The IPCC has stated that the reality of global warming is evident
in not only in increases in average air and water temperatures, but also in the "widespread melting of snow and ice and rising global average sea levels" (Kumssa and Jones,
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