Global Warming and Climate Change: Effects, Remedies, and Environmental Agencies

This presentation discusses the interchangeability of global warming and climate change, their effects on the environment, and the remedies to mitigate them. It also highlights the role of environmental agencies such as the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in addressing these issues.

Global warming and climate change
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Introduction
 Climate change is a hotly debated topic
 Mitigation comprises dropping movement of GHG
 Objective is to circumvent human interferences
 Alleviate GHG intensities in a timeframe

Background
 Global warming and climate used interchangeably
 Global heating denotes to long-term warming
 Environment variation refers broad international phenomena
 Occurrences comprise augmented temperature tendencies
 Human could facilitate to global warming
 Average universal temperature increased beyond 20C

Effects global warming and climate change
 Desertification is kind of land deprivation
 Sea level has upsurge eight inches
 Hurricanes are portion of the climate
 Environment modification has considerable inferences
 Environment change affects a range of elements
 Health problems related to heat waves

Remedies to global warming and climate change
 Afforestation recognized as a relatively low-cost
 Afforestation for carbon sink
 Reduce carbon (IV) oxide emissions
 Use of renewable energy alternatives
 policies assist in decreasing carbon leaks

Environmental agencies for global warming
 United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP):
 Offer leadership and encourage link
 Informing, inspiring, and enabling nations and individuals
 EPA protect human health and surrounding
 EPA confront ecological concerns

Conclusion
 Regulating international mean temperature
 Necessitate the elimination of CO2
 Afforestation is one such mitigations choice
 Weakening in GHG emissions

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