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The globe warming

Introduction: in this essay writer will though analysis the reason of globe warming try to arrangement the people’s attention in how to protect our environment. Let more people know that we only have just one earth.

Key words: globe warming, deforestation, climate change, human’s solution

Globe warming generally speaking it means that the temperature has a slowly growing tendency in the world. If you search it on internet you will find the principle which can be allowed by most of people is that “Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of Earth's near-surface air and oceans ^[1]”. We can grasp that the direct problem is the temperature’s increase.

But what it’s mean? Actually, all things in the world were influenced by the temperature, like the life circle of plants, the weather and so on. So if the temperature can keep in stably tendency it will be good for human beings life. But now it’s an augment tend in temperature there must be many changes in the world. One of the changes is the climate change, mostly people who lived in England at least 20 years will know that the climate become a little terrible than before. The research showed that 1990, 1995, 1997 and 1999 were all very warm years ^[2].

But what cause this? Basic answer is deforestation. In recent years the speed of the forest disappeared in our maps just increase by times. And more and more greenhouse gas let out in the air just because flame the wood. But if we want stop this, what we can do?

To work out this question human’s solution just only through the government’s control to make sure that discharge of the greenhouse gas can fall down to the lower limit. It’s will be useful, however, the most important things is that everyone must join the action of stop the globe warming autonomous to protect our earth, because we just have only one earth.

references

[1]Bart Simpson Global Warming Introduction http://www.ace.mmu.ac.uk/eae/global_warming/ 2010/10/2

[2] Bart Simpson British Isles http://www.ace.mmu.ac.uk/eae/global_warming 2010/10/2