HELLO GUYS, PLEASE GUYS NEED YOUR HELP............ WRITE AN ESSAY ON GLOBAL WARMING... PLEASE ANSWER FAST BY YOUR OWN.. IN ATLEAST 100 WORDS...
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There is a popular myth among climate-change deniers that that term "climate-change" is somehow part of a conspiracy to, er, who the heck knows?
It's nonsense, as you can easily verify yourself by checking the sources. Climate scientists have always used the term climate change for the most part. Global warming would be a special case of climate change, and entered the popular vernacular first, probably because some journalist read a magazine on an airplane and thought that term would be clearer to a lay audience. This started to give way in the popular vernacular not due to any diabolic plot, but because people started actually reading papers published in scientific journals, upon doing which they found that's what climate scientists call it.
Why? Because climate change entails not only global warming on average, but localized cooling, shifted in percipitation, ice ages, you name it.
We humans got our brain groove on as a results of a serious of climate change events in Africa--and not all in the same direction.
The increase in flood events in large American cities is climate change--by definition--though it's at least partly due to the heat island effect of vast paved areas heating the air and increasing it's capacity to hold moisture, more than to any "global warming."
If the northern Atlantic warms enough to shut to the thermohaline circulaiton that drives the gulfstream, the UK will chill dramatically. That's climate change too.
So in short, "global warming" is an imprecise term for one aggregate eventually of concern, whereas "climate change" covers all the things.
hope it's help!!☺☺
There is a popular myth among climate-change deniers that that term "climate-change" is somehow part of a conspiracy to, er, who the heck knows?
It's nonsense, as you can easily verify yourself by checking the sources. Climate scientists have always used the term climate change for the most part. Global warming would be a special case of climate change, and entered the popular vernacular first, probably because some journalist read a magazine on an airplane and thought that term would be clearer to a lay audience. This started to give way in the popular vernacular not due to any diabolic plot, but because people started actually reading papers published in scientific journals, upon doing which they found that's what climate scientists call it.
Why? Because climate change entails not only global warming on average, but localized cooling, shifted in percipitation, ice ages, you name it.
We humans got our brain groove on as a results of a serious of climate change events in Africa--and not all in the same direction.
The increase in flood events in large American cities is climate change--by definition--though it's at least partly due to the heat island effect of vast paved areas heating the air and increasing it's capacity to hold moisture, more than to any "global warming."
If the northern Atlantic warms enough to shut to the thermohaline circulaiton that drives the gulfstream, the UK will chill dramatically. That's climate change too.
So in short, "global warming" is an imprecise term for one aggregate eventually of concern, whereas "climate change" covers all the things.
hope it's help!!☺☺
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