global warming1

Greenhouse gases (chlorofluorocarbons, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, etc.)let heat in but stop it from going back out - like a windshield in a parked car. At our current rate of creating these gases by industry, cars and burning fossil fuels, scientists predict a temperature increase of 4 to 9 degrees F by 2050. (9 degrees F separates today's average temperatures from the last ice age.) The United Nations Panel on Climate Change recommends that we immediately cut …

…agriculture, stock raising, and forestry. · Effects on using water (increase of flood and shortage of water). · Immigration of residents near the sea coast and on the small islands. · Destruction of the port facilities. · Destabilization of topography in the frozen-soil area; increase of erosion and landslide. In order to avoid these beforehand, it is necessary to predict the change of climate when the green house effect gases increase and to consider a counterplan among all society.