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Information gathered/How it
can be used:
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contribution cities make to climate
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The Environmental Protection

Agency has provided charts and
graphs I could possibly use to
illustrate the amount of
greenhouse gases released by the
United States, among other charts
concerning different aspects to
climate change.
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trends, which will be useful when I
discuss results of projections.
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circumstances concerning climate
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The ice records are what tell us

how the Earth was in the past,
thousands of years ago. This is
what helps scientist explain how
the earth warmed then, and how it
is warming now. For example,
warming of the earth has
happened before, but took
thousands of years. The warming
of the earth now is taking a few
decades.
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another way to reduce the
greenhouse affect. The technology
to sequester carbon is not yet
complete, but with further
research carbon sequestering
could be a viable solution among
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Subheading was included with this article:
Many climate researchers worry that
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about it.
An abstract was included with this article.
Essentially, this paper researches why
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as the warm weather effect.
While this is a blog post, the author has
enough credibility for it to be cited. In

Change.NaturePublishingGroup,21Apr. addition to the authors credibility, the blog

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different viewpoint.
This article points to a specific
event, El Nino, that can be directly
influenced by climate change.

This article takes a look at the

economic implications of climate
change.
This article generally explains how
greenhouse gases contribute to
climate change and where those
greenhouse gases come from.
This article explores the effect
climate change has on the
environment and the importance
of particular ecosystems.
This article explores the
contribution cars and other forms
of transportation makes to the
average carbon emission release
in the United States.
This book summarizes the scientific
aspects of the greenhouse effect and
climatic change, explains why the issue is
important, and shows that there are
measures which, if implemented soon, can
reduce the social, economic,
environmental, and political impact of
changing climate.
This article also examines the
contribution vehicles make to CO2
emissions.
This book explains more ways in
which climate change can be dealt
with.