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Evidence of global warming and anthropogenic climate change

Local or regional climate is the measure of the conditions of the atmosphere in a specific area over a long period of time while global climate is a measure of the conditions of the atmosphere over a long time period worldwide.

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Ed Burtynsky's Environmental Photography and Climate Change

An analysis of Ed Burtynsky's large-scale photography series, exploring how his images of industrial landscapes document environmental destruction and climate change.

Arts

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The Politics of Science: Global Warming and Climate Change

Explores how political interests distort global warming science, from ExxonMobil funding denial campaigns to Al Gore's data errors and conservative misrepresentation.

Politics

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Thorium Nuclear Power as a Climate Change Solution

Explores thorium nuclear power as a safer, cleaner alternative to uranium reactors, examining its advantages, challenges, and potential benefits for humanity.

Environment

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The role of greenhouse gases in climate change and mitigation strategies

As of late, global warming has been in the headlines. After Climategate questioned current assumptions about the main driver in Earth's climate, original decrees that "debate is over" have not held as much sway as beforehand.

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Ruddiman's argument that humans caused early climate change

Ruddiman's principal claim is that human effect on climate change did not begin in the 1800s as most scientists accept, but began thousands of years before in slow gradual changes whose impact equals that of the Industrial Revolution. He supports this claim in various ways.

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Oil industry strategies for responding to climate change and global warming

Over the last several decades the issue of global warming has been increasingly brought to the forefront. Part of the reason for this is the changes in the environment that are being seen around the globe worldwide.

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Prisoner's dilemma and international cooperation on climate change

Global warming reached alarming levels and governments from all over the world need to gather in a united front to fight the process. Sooner or later, all countries will be obliged to enter this fight, leaving all divergences and interests aside, as global warming affects everyone more or less.

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Taxing global warming as a solution to climate change

You might begin this with an informal response to surface what you think about it, which can lead to an initial argument position.

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Robert Frank's argument on climate change costs and consequences

Small Price for a Large Benefit' which was published on New York Times on Twentieth February of this year by Robert Frank. The link for this article is http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/21/business/economy/21view.html.

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