Difference between revisions of "Climate crisis"

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Climate crisis is the term used to declare without a doubt that [[Anthropogenic global warming]] is harming the planet. Even though the [[science]] has not been proven, hysteria and [[deceit]] attempt to discredit skeptics' claims when in fact there may be no crisis. Much of the hysteria is directed at the USA for leading the world economy in CO<sub>2</sub> emissions. As of 2008, China has surpassed the USA in CO<sub>2</sub> emissions by completing construction of coal-fired power plants at a rate of about two a week <ref>[http://articles.latimes.com/2007/jun/21/world/fg-emissions21 China May Lead In Greenhouse Gases], June 21, 2007</ref>
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Climate crisis is the term used to declare without a doubt that [[Anthropogenic global warming]] is harming the planet. Even though the [[science]] has not been proven, hysteria and [[deceit]] attempt to discredit skeptics' claims when in fact there may be no crisis. Much of the hysteria is directed at the USA for leading the world economy in CO<sub>2</sub> emissions. Within the near future, China will surpass the USA in CO<sub>2</sub> emissions by completing construction of coal-fired power plants at a rate of about two a week <ref>[http://articles.latimes.com/2007/jun/21/world/fg-emissions21 China May Lead In Greenhouse Gases], June 21, 2007</ref>
  
  

Revision as of 20:36, September 3, 2008

Climate crisis is the term used to declare without a doubt that Anthropogenic global warming is harming the planet. Even though the science has not been proven, hysteria and deceit attempt to discredit skeptics' claims when in fact there may be no crisis. Much of the hysteria is directed at the USA for leading the world economy in CO2 emissions. Within the near future, China will surpass the USA in CO2 emissions by completing construction of coal-fired power plants at a rate of about two a week [1]


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