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Line 23: − − Global Warming is caused by various pollutants including but not limited to carbon dioxide, methane, ozone (O3), Water vapor and nitrous oxide. As these gasses are emitted into the atmosphere they begin to change the global climate. These changes occur as droughts, excessive rains and increase heating of areas. The resulting climate change is different depending on the location of a test sight. One indication that scientist point to, to demonstrate the significance of global warming on the ecology of the oceans (which subsequently affect our own land ecologies) is the rise in sea levels. In 2004 an article written by Stefan Lovgren (http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/04/0420_040420_earthday.html)indicates that there had been a 4-8 inch rise in sea levels that year. While some may argue that 4-8 inches is not much others will simply show that individual a map and indicate the expanse of our oceans. This will result in an understanding of why this is in fact a significant thing. While the information about global warming can continue for quite some time I suggest that one check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming#Greenhouse_gases_in_the_atmosphere for more information. Since Wikipedia has decided to give a correct statement on global warming rather then the crap that is shown above.
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==Global warming==
==Global warming==
According to a report issued by Pets Across America, an animal shelter for homeless pets, global warming is responsible for an increase in the cat population. The longer breeding season said to be caused by climate change is believed to have shortened the "lulls" in feline breeding cycles, and an overpopulation of unwanted cats has resulted. Several shelters are reported to have experienced an increase of more than 30 percent from 2005 to 2006 in the influx of abandoned cats. The Report concludes with an admonition to spay and neuter your pet, responsible pet ownership, and an invitation to visit your nearest Pets Across America shelter. <ref>[http://petsacrossamerica.org/cat_overpopulation.pdf Global Warming Key Factor in Increase of Cat Population], Pets Accross America Press Release, June 6, 2007.</ref>
According to a report issued by Pets Across America, an animal shelter for homeless pets, global warming is responsible for an increase in the cat population. The longer breeding season said to be caused by climate change is believed to have shortened the "lulls" in feline breeding cycles, and an overpopulation of unwanted cats has resulted. Several shelters are reported to have experienced an increase of more than 30 percent from 2005 to 2006 in the influx of abandoned cats. The Report concludes with an admonition to spay and neuter your pet, responsible pet ownership, and an invitation to visit your nearest Pets Across America shelter. <ref>[http://petsacrossamerica.org/cat_overpopulation.pdf Global Warming Key Factor in Increase of Cat Population], Pets Accross America Press Release, June 6, 2007.</ref>
==Worship of Gaia==
==Worship of Gaia==