Global warming and carbon dioxide through sciences

1. Research Topic
Global Warming and Carbon
Dioxide Through Sciences
MOHAMAD FAIZAL BIN IBRAHIM
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2. Contents
Contents
Paper
Backgroun
d You must know:
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Factors  What is “Global Warming”?
Climate
data
 Why and how global warming
happen?
Effects
 What are the effects?
Stop
global  How to solve this problem?
warming
Conclusio
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3. Paper background
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Paper Title : Global warming and carbon dioxide through
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sciences
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Year : 2008
Introductio Cited : 14
n I.F. : 4.78
Author : Georgios A. Florides and Paul Christodoulides
Factors Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Cyprus University
of Technology, P.O. Box 50329, 3603 Limassol, Cyprus
Climate
data
Effects
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global
warming
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4. Introduction
Contents  Global warming
Paper
Backgroun  itis the phenomenon, experienced
d
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in recent decades, where the
n average temperature of the Earth's
Factors
near-surface air and oceans
Climate increases (IPCC, 2007).
data
 Increase of earth’s temperature
Effects
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global
warming
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Our world becomes
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hot!!!

5. Factors
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Paper changes in the
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Introductio changes in the volcanic
n Sun's intensity emissions
Factors
Climate
data
changes in
Effects Changes in the greenhouse-
Stop earth's orbit gas
global concentrations.
warming
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6. Factors: Greenhouse gasses
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Greenhouse gasses
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other
Nitrous Carbon
Methane atmospheric
Factors oxide dioxide
gasses
Climate
data
Effects
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global
warming Absorb outgoing infrared
Conclusio radiation resulting in the
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raising of the
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7. Factors: Greenhouse gasses
 Contributor: Human
activities
 Fossil
fuel
combustion
 Transportationand
energy generator
 Open burning
 Increasing in
agriculture activity
 Expanding global
human population

8. Factors: Greenhouse effect
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Climate
data
Effects
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9. Global warming climate data
 Average
temperatures have
increase 0.8
degree Celsius
from 1880
 The last two
decades were the
hottest
temperature ever
Fig. 2: Temperature profile
recorded in 400
years.

10. CO2 – temperature correlation
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data
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Fig. 3: Vostok ice-core data correlation between CO2 and temperature through the four
n glacial–interglacial cycles, for the last 420,000 years. Temperature-difference and CO2
concentration studied by Petit et al. (2001).
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11. Effects of global warming
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Paper
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Introductio
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Factors
Climate
data
Econom Extreme
Effects y weather
Organis
Increase Social and
Stop Ice cap m and
sea changes
global melting Food ecosyst
level in
warming em
Fresh climate
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12. STOP global warming
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 Technology
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 Campaign
Introductio  Law and regulation
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 Methods, procedures and
Factors
protocols
Climate
data  Incentives
Effects  World cooperation
Stop
global  Individual, organization and
warming
government
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13. Conclusion
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Climate
data
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14. References
 IPCC. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The Carbon
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Cycle and Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide p 195. CLIMATE CHANGE 2001:THE
Paper SCIENTIFIC BASIS; 2001. http://www.grida.no/climate/ipcc_tar/wg1/index.htmN
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 Jaworowski Z, Segalstad TV, Ono N. Do glaciers tell a true atmospheric CO2
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story? Sci Total Environ 1992;114:227–84.
Introductio  http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/12/1206_041206_global_warmin
n g.html
 http://2dogogreen.blogspot.com/
Factors  Adams JM, Piovesan G. Uncertainties in the role of land vegetation in the carbon
Climate cycle. Chemosphere 2002;49:805–19.
data  http://knowledge.allianz.com/en/globalissues/climate_change/
 National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC) Earth Fact Sheet
Effects http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/factsheet/earthfact.html
Stop  Wagner F, Bohncke SJP, Dilcher DL, Kürschner WM, Bas van Geel HV. Century
global scale shifts in Early Holocene atmospheric CO2 concentration. Science
warming 1999;284(5422):1971–3.
Conclusio  Climate Change. The scientific basis. Technical Summary of the Working Group 1
n Report; 2001. p. 40.
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