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2022-12-04T18:56:07.775Z

Global Warming Facts, Myths, and Rumors

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by Baigalmaa
Sugar.mn staff
Global Warming Facts, Myths, and Rumors
Photo by Renzo D'souza on Unsplash
In the last 20 years, there has been a growing trend in the scientific field that global warming is taking place due to the increase in the concentration of greenhouse gases in the world's atmosphere as a result of human activities.

This warming, which science calls global warming, is thought to come mostly from the oceans, and since 1900 the average global temperature has increased by 0.74%, 60% of which occurred between 1980 and 2010. The problem that human activity is to blame for this is acute.
Possible causes of this warming:
An international research group concluded in 2007 that it was caused by human activity.
And in 2013, scientists from developed countries presented that it is quite possible to consider that it is the result of human activity.
The possible consequences of global warming are believed to affect different parts of the world. The most dangerous consequences are considered to be changes in rainfall, sea level rise, and desertification at the same time. It is also being discussed at the scientific level that there may be problems such as the oxidation of ocean water, the increase of natural disasters, and the extinction of some biological species due to changes in the temperature regime, and some regions of Africa and Asia will be affected by these problems, and some areas will become uninhabitable. . Out of these, for our country, risks such as drought, forest fire, excessive heat in summer, increased electricity costs for air conditioners, and loss of ecological balance are likely to occur.
The Kyoto Protocol to combat global warming was launched in 1992 and has been implemented since 2005, with 160 countries participating in this program.

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Some academics also consider global warming to be nothing to panic about, a political stunt to gain control, and a way to attract money. This article by Peter Wadhars, published in the book "goodbye ice forever", has been refuted by the fact that the Arctic ice has been expanding since 2012.

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