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Introduction,se effect had already caused global warming. After that testimony, there has been an increasingly acrimonious debate between those who see the problem as the most serious one facing humans today and those who refuse to believe there is any problem at all. Accusations and counteraccusations have spil

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The Skeptics: Are Their Doubts Scientifically Valid?,community is divided on the issue of the science of global warming. If scientists cannot agree on such a fundamental question as “Is the greenhouse effect real?,” then certainly we should not base policy decisions on the prospects of global warming The immediate response to this argument is that by

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,Impacts: The “So What” Question,e overall impact. I am among these. The reason is that civilization, along with plants and animals, has adapted to the current climate. There is a huge infrastructure in place supporting agriculture where it can currently be successfully practiced, for example. Climate change will lead to weather pa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89209-6f an internationally coordinated climate change experiment performed by 23 climate models from a variety of countries around the world. The models were driven according to three of the SRES scenarios shown in Figure 6.1. Also shown in the figure are the 20th century temperature increase and model re