How does global warming contribute to climate change?
Question by Jerome T: How does global warming contribute to climate change?
How does global warming contribute to climate change?
Best answer:
Answer by bestonnet_00
It’s a type of climate change and can contribute to other types of climate change.
What do you think? Answer below!
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about 4 months ago
global warming is caused by the burnig of green house gasses. Theses gasses build up in the atmosphere and trap heat. This causes the temperature to rise. (not a good thing)
about 4 months ago
Global Warming is one – half of the normal process of Climate Change. The other one – half is Global Cooling. This cycle has occured many times for millions of years with and without man.
about 4 months ago
the warmer climates will cause the development of new diseases that will affect most animals and humans.the global warming is mainly caused by too much co2 in the atmosphere as a result of overpopulation of human beings.the overcrowded place has resulted to the continiuos destruction of forest and contamination of land,water and air.this is literaly creating an environment that is hazardous to many creatures!
about 4 months ago
More energy in the system to either make more tropical storms, or, as odd as it may seem, more powerful winter storms.
about 4 months ago
Global warming as advertised in the AGW hypotheses does not exist and has never existed. The myth is based on a very bad misunderstanding of how the greenhouse effect functions in the real world and an even more misunderstood version of the function of Co2 in the atmosphere.
How Co2 really works
Well I have been looking for months for this core explanation of how Co2 works in the atmosphere. This is what I learned in school 50 years ago and why the current AGW hypotheses was so strange when proposed. Well it is strange all right because it is completely fictional, here is the true time tested way it really works!
http://nov55.com/ntyg.html
For more information that debunks the AGW fictions about Co2 I recommend the two articles below of which one is a PDF reprint of a published document and the other is a PowerPoint paper on what is Co2, friend or foe.
http://www.co2web.info/np-m-119.pdf
http://www.co2web.info/whatisco2.pps