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24.05.2013 |
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There is a new study that says that 97% of global warming is being caused by the humans. This has been researched in at least 12,000 scientific journals, and then arrived at. The clever study, which included compiling the list of papers, which supported climate change and global warming, and referring to abstracts, has thus brought about a controversy on the already existing problem of global warming. Out of the 12,000 papers, 4,000 papers spoke about the causes of global warming. Though this is a miniscule fraction as compared to the entire world, yet, it has brought about the latest controversy on global warming.
After a thorough research of these articles and papers, it was concluded that 97% of the papers endorsed the fact that it is humans who cause global warming. Most of the authors, when contacted endorsed this assumption. Though there have been many studies in the past, which show that we are causing global warming, [...]
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07.05.2013 |
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Recent studies in conservation show that plants reduce climatic change by giving out gases, as there is a rise in temperature that results in the formation of a sunshade of clouds over Earth. Scientists say that there is a tiny dimming effect that is responsible for offsetting around 1% of warming across the world and at least up to 30% in the local regions like the Canada and Nordic nations and the Siberian forests.
It has been found in studies that forests should be protected so that the process of climate change is slowed down. Greenhouse gases can be absorbed as they grow so that wildlife is preserved. There have been lot of observations from many forests from more than 11 regions around the world and it has shown that plants actually ooze tiny particles. These tiny particles float in the air and as temperatures [...]
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06.04.2013 |
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Arunachal Pradesh is a beautiful paradise in the north eastern part of India. Very popular for producing some of the best apples in the Himalayan regions, this state is now facing a very unusual problem.
Of late, it has been seen that the apples produced here are losing their taste and some of them are even turning sour. After a good deal to research it has been found that the reason is the climate change that is occurring here. With the weather being very random and with no clear variation figures for rainfall, snowfall and temperature changes, the apple crops are not getting what they used to get earlier in terms of natural factors. The agro climatic requirements are no longer fulfilling the needs of the apple crop. Horticulturalists and global warming experts say that the natural conditions of Arunachal Pradesh earlier with the cool and pleasant climate were conducive to growing the best juicy apples.
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21.03.2013 |
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East African had very low rainfall in the year 2011. The cause for this has been found out to be due to human induced climate change. Thus, global warming has been found to be one of the major causes of the famine in Somalia in 2011 thus resulting in thousands and thousands.
This is the first time that the causes of global warming have had such disastrous effects and thus there was lot of research done to this respect. The weather patterns in Somalia reflects that the yearly short rains did not occur in the latter half of 2010 so the natural effects here suffered.
Exactly why these rains did not occur was never found until this recent discovery about the causes of global warming on Somalia. Then after sufficient study, it was understood that the systematic [...]
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