What are some effects global warming makes on the atmosphere?
I’m writing a paper on the negative effects of global warming on the atmosphere, humans, animals, and the environment (sea, land, trees, air, etc.), and I need to know what effects global warming makes on the atmosphere.
Lmao, yeah. Antartica’s ice is INCREASING.
I’m writing a paper on the negative effects of global warming on the atmosphere, humans, animals, and the environment (sea, land, trees, air, etc.), and I need to know what effects global warming makes on the atmosphere.
none since global warming is a farce created by the elite to impose their New World Order starting with a carbon tax. Think about it. They want to tax us for breathing now. They want to tax farmers $175 for each cow they have because they say belching cows cause 8% of global warming. If global warming were true, why is it snowing in London and in Africa, and why has the ice in Antarctica increased by 30%? And why have the Alaskan glaciers begun to grow for the first time in 200 years? It isn’t global warming. It is the cycle of the sun and this has been proven.
the links I have provided below are just a smidgen to get you started.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/arctic-sea-ice-increases-at-record-rate.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/even-left-now-laughing-at-global-warming.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/even-left-now-laughing-at-global-warming.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/global-warming-18-inches-of-snow-may-clobber-indiana.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/even-left-now-laughing-at-global-warming.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/uk-politician-urges-video-game-manufacturers-to-include-global-warming-message.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/high-co2-boosts-plant-respiration-potentially-affecting-climate-and-crops.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/environonment-minister-blocks-climate-change-ad.html
http://www.prisonplanet.com/pro-global-warming-study-receives-worldwide-headlines-discovery-of-error-in-study-garners-op-ed-in-one-paper.html
well global warming is basically our atmosphere being too thick…..you should do your own research.
Global warming causes the atmosphere to expand and that pushes more gases particles into space which causes drag on the moon. As the moon’s velocity slows down its trajectory brings it into a lower orbit until it crashes into the earth.
First of all global warming doesn’t effect the atmosphere, it’s hypothesized that the carbon in the atmosphere absorbs heat from the sun and warms the atmosphere creates the phenomenon known as the “green house effect”.
There are a few theories on why this is happening the most popular obviously is the CO2 emissions from cars and industry have infused the atmosphere with more CO2 than it can handle. There are other theories, one of which is that the oceans aren’t absorbing as much CO2 as they used to. The suspected reason for the decline is a result of warmer water conditions, which in turn disrupt a process known as “ventilation.” This process reabsorbs as much as 25 percent of the CO2 produced around the world.
CO2 isn’t the only theory though, researchers from Denmark reported a “strong correlation between the strength of the earth’s magnetic field and the amount of precipitation in the tropics.” The research supports a theory first published by physicist Henrik Svensmark, who claimed the earth’s climate is heavily influenced by galactic cosmic ray (GCR) particles entering the atmosphere. This theory is heavily based in physics and science that I don’t understand so I’ll leave it to you if you want to pursue it.
Of course you also have the argument this is just a natural occurrence in nature and we have no bearing over it (which is supported by the previous theory). Either way you look at it though the climate is changing, its just a question of how much and is it permanent?
Now about your question concerning humans, animals, and the environment (sea, land, trees, air, etc.).
For the sake of this discussion I’m going to take the approach that the environment will just keep getting hotter like the doomsday preachers keep saying, though it’s contradictory to what I believe.
Since humans are directly impacted by animals and animals are directly impacted by the environment lets start with the environment and work our way down. If the environment gets warmer and keeps getting warmer it will become unsuitable for many natural occurrences. For instance ice caps will melt, the carbon in the atmosphere not only warms the atmosphere but particles descend and form thin layers of undisturbed territory which in the case of snow have the same warming effect by blocking the reflective surface of the snow and absorbing the heat normally reflected, raising the surface temperature of the snow and causing melt off. If there is a large scale melt off sea levels would rise drastically and erase virtually all wetland environments and tidal wetlands. It would also reduce the ground surface area of the earth reducing the space for humans.
For animals it has a lot of effects on them. Migratory patterns will change due to the change in temperature or cause some animals and birds that used to migrate to no longer migrate because there is no longer a need for it. Already ducks don’t migrate as far down the Mississippi River due to the raise in temperature. Predators that rely on the migrations of animals may start to decimate local populations causing a wide reaching crash of wildlife populations, or a boom of other populations. Fresh water fish are the least likely to be able to adapt to the change in water temperatures. Many species of fish require a certain temperature to live, reproduce, and feed. Failure to reach that temperature may cause them to no longer reproduce and become extinct.
Humans are linked to the environment around them, a crash in a population or a rise in water levels would have direct impacts on humans. Lets say black snakes died off on the eastern seaboard, there would be a huge influx of rats, mice and small rodents because they are the primary predator, and a raise in rodents would be a raise in disease because they are carriers of deadly diseases.
Hope this helps as a starting point!
So far there are no effects on the atmosphere. Just some theories about what might happen if global warming were real.
Increases the levels of co2 in the atmosphere because of oceanic out gassing. this is a natural process to provide more food for the increased plant life brought on from the added solar warmth.
We are causing greenhouse gases which thickens our atmosphere. Our atmosphere is designed to trap a limited amount of heat from the sun to make our world go around but now greenhouse gases traps more heat so our earth is going through climate changes.