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an abundance of greenhouse gases(passive) caused byclimate change in the upper atmosphere
the concentrations of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasescauseclimate change in the atmosphere
Carbon footprint ... a widely used measure of direct emissions of gasescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
the amount of carbon and other gasescausingclimate change released into the atmosphere
Carbon footprint ... gasescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
a rise in the concentration of greenhouse gases , including carbon dioxide(passive) is caused byClimate change ... atmosphere
direct emissions of gassescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
merely emissions of gasescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
large amounts of carbon dioxide and other gasesinfluenceclimate into the atmosphere
carbon dioxide and methane , both of which are knownto causeclimate change within the atmosphere
the over 90 % of the emissionsare ... causingclimate change in the atmosphere
but the decision of creating a climate controlled beach is assumed to generate carboncausingclimate change in the atmosphere
A carbon footprint ... the production and consumption of food , fuels , consumables , wood , roads , buildings , and servicescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
direct emissions of specific gassescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
the players ... uncontrolled gas emissionscauseclimate change in the atmosphere
harmful effects ... gassescauseclimate change into the atmosphere
the forcingsinfluencingclimate change in the atmosphere
from indirect or direct contribution to the climate by humans in which affect the modification of the Earth ’s atmosphere and additionally may introduce to the inconsistency of the natural climate ( " United nations framework , " 1992resultsfrom indirect or direct contribution to the climate by humans in which affect the modification of the Earth ’s atmosphere and additionally may introduce to the inconsistency of the natural climate ( " United nations framework , " 1992
from indirect or direct contribution to the climate by humans in which affect the modification IPCC define climate change as “ change in the state of the climate that can be identified ( e.g. using statistical tests ) by changes in the meanresultsfrom indirect or direct contribution to the climate by humans in which affect the modification IPCC define climate change as “ change in the state of the climate that can be identified ( e.g. using statistical tests ) by changes in the mean
the earth ’s average temperature to risecausethe earth ’s average temperature to rise
in more of the sunresultsin more of the sun
the Earth from radiating heat into spacepreventthe Earth from radiating heat into space
to sweeping temperature changes about a million years agoledto sweeping temperature changes about a million years ago
to extreme changes in temperatures ( Pagani , 2010leadto extreme changes in temperatures ( Pagani , 2010
to global warming and thus affecting our normal weather patternsresultsto global warming and thus affecting our normal weather patterns
to increases in surface temperatures over the last 50 yearshave ledto increases in surface temperatures over the last 50 years
the troposphere level of the atmosphere to reflect back more of the radiated solar radiation back to the earth ’s surfaceinfluencesthe troposphere level of the atmosphere to reflect back more of the radiated solar radiation back to the earth ’s surface
the earth to trap heat in between the surface and the ozone causing a drastic temperature change and extreme changes to global climatescausesthe earth to trap heat in between the surface and the ozone causing a drastic temperature change and extreme changes to global climates
radiative forces that suppose a change in a change 's energy balance , triggering different meteorological phenomenacausesradiative forces that suppose a change in a change 's energy balance , triggering different meteorological phenomena
radiative forces that suppose a change in its energy balance , triggering different meteorological phenomenacausesradiative forces that suppose a change in its energy balance , triggering different meteorological phenomena
the climate to change over a period of timecausesthe climate to change over a period of time
an additional “ blanket ” around the earthcreatean additional “ blanket ” around the earth
World 's Biggest Refugee Crisis ' » UN : ' Catastrophic ' Gap Between Pledged and Needed Climate Actionwill CreateWorld 's Biggest Refugee Crisis ' » UN : ' Catastrophic ' Gap Between Pledged and Needed Climate Action
pollutants to turn into ozone at higher ratesare also causingpollutants to turn into ozone at higher rates
global warming ( 12causesglobal warming ( 12
the earth to warmcausedthe earth to warm
heavier snowfallscan causeheavier snowfalls
the planet to warm at an alarming rateare causingthe planet to warm at an alarming rate
to more rain ... and greater frequency of extreme weather eventsleadsto more rain ... and greater frequency of extreme weather events
to bigger atmospheric riversmay leadto bigger atmospheric rivers
unnatural changes in climateare causingunnatural changes in climate
these impactscausesthese impacts
glacial river in Yukoncausesglacial river in Yukon