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scientists disagree in their interpretations of what is and is not known
#The warming is likely to continue and to be harmful to human, animal and plant life.
#The warming is likely to continue and to be harmful to human, animal and plant life.
#We must all work together to stop it by reducing emission of "[[greenhouse gases]]".
#We must all work together to stop it by reducing emission of "[[greenhouse gases]]".
Jack M. Hollander wrote:
:... climate change remains a fascinating and important scientific subject. Climate dynamics and climate history are extraordinarily complex, and despite intensive study for decades, scientists are not yet able to explain satisfactorily such basic phenomena as extreme weather events ([[hurricane]]s, [[tornado]]es, [[drought]]s), El Nino variations, historical [[climate cycles]], and trends of [[atmospheric temperature]]s. The scientific uncertainties about all these matters are great, and not surprisingly, competent scientists disagree in their interpretations of what is and is not known. [http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/summary_0199-2875898_ITM]
See also:
See also:
*[[anthropogenic global warming]]
*[[anthropogenic global warming]]
==Links==
*[http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/summary_0199-2875898_ITM Global warming: both sides]
[[Category:Environmentalism]]
[[Category:Environmentalism]]