Evaluating Climate Change Arguments: A Systematic Case Study

This case study provides an analysis of climate change arguments, emphasizing the application of logical reasoning and critical evaluation skills. It examines the greenhouse effect, the role of human activities in climate change, and the agreement within the scientific and international communities. The study evaluates the sources of information, highlighting the importance of analytical thinking, communication, open-mindedness, and creative thinking in understanding climate change. It also comments on the systematic and rigorous processes involved in producing climate change-related articles, addressing temperature and climate measurement methods and the impact of climate change on business. The conclusion underscores the effects of human activities on the climate and the importance of saving the globe from global warming.

Case study

INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................3
Apply an understanding of logical reasoning to analyse the arguments presented in the above
article...........................................................................................................................................3
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................4
Apply your developing critical evaluation skills to evaluate the sources of information in the
above article.................................................................................................................................4
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................5
In your conclusion, comment on a systematic and rigorous process carried out in producing
the above article...........................................................................................................................5
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10

INTRODUCTION
Climate change will be renewable energy, low carbon transport, energy efficiency,
sustainable agriculture, ecosystem restoration, and dozens of other innovative ideas (Díaz‐Pont,
2021). The following report covers the scenario of the understanding of logical reasoning to
analyse the arguments, developing critical evaluation skills to evaluate the sources of
information, and at last, a systematic and rigorous process.
TASK 1
Apply an understanding of logical reasoning to analyse the arguments presented in the above
article
During the phase of projecting specific climate impact can be difficult, knowledge at the back the
greenhouse effect is easy and has extended been tacit. Eunice Foote and John Tyndall every
established that CO2 soaked up infrared waves. By the 1890s, the Swedish physicist Svante
Arrhenius had shaped a mathematical bond among the sum of atmospheric CO2 and the level of
planetary warming, essentially the first climate model. The intergovernmental panel on climate
change the combination of global climate research maintain the emissions which result in the
substantially increase in human activities because of the atmospheric concentrations of the
greenhouse gases. A landmark assessment from leading American climatologists concluded that:
we now have incontrovertible evidence that the atmosphere is indeed changing and that we
ourselves contribute to that change (Parker, E.R., 2021).
The result on the changing of climate has been extended far away the scientific community.
Error 1992 the United Nations framework convention on climate change committed to stabilize
the gases concentrations of greenhouse so that the level of that gases in the atmosphere can
prevent the dangerous influence on the human beings which have been performed by the climate
system. Leaders as diverse as Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prince Charles, and Pope Francis
have declared climate change humanity’s greatest challenge. The ordinary citizens give the write
value to the dangers of human caused climate change. It has been found from a global survey
that the enormous seniority of people living all over the world have concerned regarding the
climate change. More than 80% of the total population living in the South Korea Mexico and
France can see the change in the climate as a major threat.

The agreement related to the scientific and international community on the climate change is
worth by analysing the views of people of America. Almost 80% of the people living in America
believes that the change in climate is the only result of the human activities and more than 60%
are considered as the climate change a threat. In Europe these figures are less then America as
they reflect the agreement with the climate science. It has been found that the climate was not
considered as the partisan issue. The rising in the concern of public regarding the climate change
have been arrived in 1988.
TASK 2
Apply your developing critical evaluation skills to evaluate the sources of information in the
above article
The ability to think critically is a valuable asset for scientists. As the scientists usually
evaluate the situation correctly and the scientists who come up with logical solutions will be part
of it. Time is a valuable resource for most scientists who can make the right decisions without
supervision can save valuable time for that scientist and the entire field of the area. As several
skills relate to the source of information that is as follows -
 Analytical thinking - The ability are properly evaluate the source of the data and the
information that are the most important aspect of critical thinking. This means not only
collecting and interpreting information but also assessing the source of information and
the data. At the time of analysing climate changes, the analytic thinking that can help the
scientists in distinguishing between information that applies to maintain the situation and
information that does not enhance (Dibley, Wetzer, and Hepburn, 2021). For example,
less than 40% of Republicans believe the government needs to do more to fight Climate
change compared to 90% of Democrats. There is a Republican Party in industrialized
countries are independent as the only major political party that does not explicitly accept
climate science.
 Good communication - Good communication is essential in a critical thinking process,
whether it is used to gather information or to convince others for suitable outcome.
Getting people to share their ideas and information and showing the manner of the critical

thinking that are termed to be the factor in success. Proper communication with
colleagues at the time of making work-related decisions can help the scientists in
collecting the information by which the scientists need to make the right choices.
 Open - mindedness - Being able to discover the specific patterns of information and
create intellectual connections with the irrelevant source of information and the data that
can enhances critical thinking. When scientists analyse a workflow or process, the
scientists can find creative ways to make it faster and more efficient. Creativity is a skill
that can be strengthened over time and is valuable in all positions with higher experience
levels as effectively and efficiently (Pankratz, and Schiller, 2021). For example, in South
Korea, Mexico, and France over 80% of the population see climate change as a major
threat, while in Greece that number is over 90%. In recent years, levels of sections have
only increased as the effects of climate change multiply.
 Creative thinking - Previous education and life experience shape an individual ability to
objectively assess a particular situation. By recognizing these prejudices can improve
critical thinking and the overall decision - making process (Parker, 2021). For example, a
landmark assessment from leading American climatologists concluded that the scientists
now have incontrovertible evidence that the atmosphere is indeed changing and that can
contribute to that change.
TASK 3
In your conclusion, comment on a systematic and rigorous process carried out in producing the
above article

Q3 Q3 comment on systematic and rigorous process

Q3 comment on systematic and rigorous process

Comment on systematic and rigorous process
The method which has consistent marked by the temperature and climate it elaborate the method
of measuring the activity and process which are happen with the impact of climate change
in business. It frequently refers to a process of adhering correctly to certain constraints and
the rehersal of controlling strict constantness with several preexplained boundaries. These
components may be suuroundings supposed like the rigous of famine. These techniques
assist in balancing the work and effects that happens through maintaining the iisues that
happens because of climatic change. All that happens because of global warming and many
more reasons that could happens because of human activities of cutting the trees because
constructing the buidling nad malls and other high creeper buildings for person to live. All
the reasons that all o ccurs because of human activities and other sources due to climatic
changes and other causes that could be the ureason of climatic issues. .” In 2008, John
McCain supported cap-and-trade legislation, proposed mandatory limits on U.S. emissions,
and promised to work with Europe on a comprehensive climate program. weather was not
always a partisan issue. Amid rising public concern about climate change in 1988,
presidential candidate George H. W. Bush said, “those who think we are power less to do
anything about the greenhouse effect forget about the ‘White House effect’; Where America
is an outlier is in the politicisation of climate change. The Pew survey also reports that only
53% of Conservative Republicans attribute climate change to human causes, compared to
96% of Liberal Democrats. Fewer than 40% of Republicans believe the government must do
more to fight climate change, compared to 90% of Democrats. In the industrialised world,
the Republican Party stands alone as the only major party that does not explicitly accept
climate science.. In South Korea, Mexico, and France, over 80% of the population see
climate change as a major threat, while in Greece that number is over 90%. In recent years,
levels of alarm have only increased as the effects of climate change multiply.
CONCLUSION
From the above report it is concluded that the climate is effected with the changing weather
conditions all these happens because of the human character all the actities could effects the
earth and nature and could effects the uresources of the globe that could create a big loss on the

earth . at the current era huge amount of pollution occurs a effect and causes a dieases that can
be chronic and spread in worldwide. All the actions also causes a bad effect on animals nature
so its human duty to save the globe from global warming.

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