The Cause of Global Warming

The Cause of Global Warming

“The Cause of Global Warming”

Global Warming refers to a continuing rise in the average temperature of Earth's climate system.

With respect to the causes there are two groups of global warming, and there is a great deal of controversy among these groups. One side argues that the current global warming is caused and accelerated by human actions. The other side argues that global warming is occurring only because of natural forces.

However, there is great deal of controversy on the role of humans on global warming and climate change. One side argues that the current global warming is caused and accelerated by human actions. The other side insists that global warming is occurring only because of natural forces.

As a student of physical geography, you need to investigate the arguments “for” and “against” the human-induced global warming, and come up with your own conclusion.

You will write a 4-5 pages (excluding the reference page) article on the role of humans in the global warming and climate change.

While writing this article, pay attention to the following guideline:

o You should address the ongoing global warming arguments in the books and journals. Specifically, you are required to refer at least 2 books and 2 recent academic journals (making a minimum of 4 bibliographic sources) In addition to that, you can refer additional books or browse several websites.

o MLA format is suggested for this paper. Make sure that all parts of the paper (font size, margin, citation format, conform to it.

o Your paper should be structured in to 4 or more subsections. For instance, a typical paper could follow the follow the following format (as an example):

1. Introduction (which specifies the background, purpose/objective, and outline of the paper),

2. Argument 1 (Natural Causes). You will discuss hard facts supporting the validity of Natural Causes),

3. Argument 2 (Human Causes). You will discuss hard facts supporting the validity of Human Causes),

4. Conclusions, (Here, you will summarize and judge whether argument 1 or 2 make more believable in your evaluation)