University Name - Global Warming Debate: A Scientific Analysis

This essay delves into the ongoing debate surrounding global warming, presenting a comprehensive overview of the scientific evidence and controversies. It highlights the rising global temperatures, particularly in the Arctic regions, and discusses the shift in focus from the existence of global warming to the question of human causation. The essay examines the impacts of climate change, including extreme weather events, shifts in wildlife populations, and rising sea levels. It explores the perspectives of scientists who attribute global warming to human activities, while also addressing the debate regarding the role of natural processes and the reliability of climate models. The essay also touches upon the hiatus debate and the need for international action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, referencing several research papers that provide a deeper understanding of the topic.

Running head: DEBATE ON GLOBAL WARMING
Debate on Global Warming
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1DEBATE ON GLOBAL WARMING
The controversy of global warming is ongoing dispute that effects the humans on the
global climate as well as includes many policies that are to be implemented to avoid all possible
undesirable results on the change of climate. The present scientific consensus on the climate
change states long term trend and the trend included is human caused and serious damage might
result if proper steps are not taken.
In the recent years, the global warming as well as the climate changing includes political
controversies. There are many evidence that shows the rising of temperatures in the European
countries are persuasive and striking. The thermometer reading records states that the average
temperature of the Earth has increased 1 degree Fahrenheit more and the temperature has
doubled itself in the Arctic regions. The debate related to global warming is shifting from global
warming to a different aspect that states whether the main cause of global warming is humans or
not.
By calculating the average temperatures over world, the trend of changing the climate is
considered to be synonymous with the global warming. The climate change that is included in
global warming not only consists of rising of the temperatures, but also includes the extreme
weather events that shifts the wildlife populations as well as habitats, seal level rising as well as
other impacts.
Many scientists have stated that planet is warming day by day and the main reason for
global warming is human activities that are been carried out. The average temperature of the
earth has been increased to more than one degree and the most increase in temperature has
occurred in the last three decades.

2DEBATE ON GLOBAL WARMING
The hiatus debate on global warming flared up again from June 2018. As per the
researchers, there includes a difference in the climate models as well as in the observation that
are been noticed by the researchers. As per NOAA, there remains a question on the existence to
slow down the global warming. The temperature on Earth is increasing effectively and as per the
researchers, the record in 2014 has reached a new high record for the average temperature.
The total heat content of Earth clearly states that global warming has still continued in the
past years and there is relative small exchanges of the heat between atmosphere as well as ocean
that includes significant changes in the surface temperatures. There can be human generated
greenhouse gases that substantially changes the climate of the earth and the planet is always
capable to absorb all the increases. The result of global warming is primarily dependent on the
natural processes that includes fluctuations in the heating produced by sun as well as ocean
currents. According to the researcher’s theory, the global climate change mainly caused by the
human is considered as a questionable measurement, faulty model of climate as well as
misleading the science. The global warming includes immediate international action that might
help to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases that are mainly needed to prevent the change of
climate on earth.

3DEBATE ON GLOBAL WARMING
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