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HOW DO SCIENTISTS COUNTERACT CLAIMS THAT HUMAN ACTIVITIES ARE NOT PRODUCING CLIMATE CHANGE?
Proving that there is an immense correlation between the industrial revolution and the increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. Vast majority of recent publications from climatologists confirm anthropogenic climate change. Also that even thought the temperatures has not increased as predicted it is because a natural phenomenon cancelling the predicted warming. Another argument by climatologist is that even thought the earth has have warming and cooling eras in the past, this is not one of those time. The increasing level of temperature are so much faster than before and this time is related to the increase of the CO2 in the atmosphere, caused by humans. There are also several other arguments against them.
HOW IS THE BALANCE OF THE CARBON CYCLE DISTURBED VIA CLIMATE CHANGE?
The greenhouse gases has been increasing since the start of the industrial revolution, mostly carbon is produced in mass quantities by burning of fossil fuels. There are jus too many particles of CO2 for the trees to be assimilated and also the deforestation contributes to the disturbance of the balance of the carbon cycle, every time there is more deforestation happening in the word because there are more people and they need more space to live and more resources, therefore less trees to run the photosynthesis and assimilate the CO2 therefore disturbing the cycle. Also the rising temperatures because of the green house gases in the atmosphere, has made the ocean temperature increase also, making the glacials melt and in there deposits of CO2 that were store are now back in the atmosphere.
HOW CAN WE CONSERVE SPECIES?
Large reserve sites, the effectiveness of nature reserves at conserving biodiversity depends on their biogeographical features. Large nature reserves are more effective than small ones at maintaining biodiversity. Also connected nature reserves are more effective than isolated ones, if there are several smalls reserves near to one another then corridors between them can increase the effectiveness at preserving biodiversity. Also the edge effect, the ecology of edges of ecosystems is different form the central areas, the shape of nature reserves is important. If the central area can be maximized and the total length of the perimeter can be minimized, then the reserve can preserve more biodiversity.
Proving that there is an immense correlation between the industrial revolution and the increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. Vast majority of recent publications from climatologists confirm anthropogenic climate change. Also that even thought the temperatures has not increased as predicted it is because a natural phenomenon cancelling the predicted warming. Another argument by climatologist is that even thought the earth has have warming and cooling eras in the past, this is not one of those time. The increasing level of temperature are so much faster than before and this time is related to the increase of the CO2 in the atmosphere, caused by humans. There are also several other arguments against them.
HOW IS THE BALANCE OF THE CARBON CYCLE DISTURBED VIA CLIMATE CHANGE?
The greenhouse gases has been increasing since the start of the industrial revolution, mostly carbon is produced in mass quantities by burning of fossil fuels. There are jus too many particles of CO2 for the trees to be assimilated and also the deforestation contributes to the disturbance of the balance of the carbon cycle, every time there is more deforestation happening in the word because there are more people and they need more space to live and more resources, therefore less trees to run the photosynthesis and assimilate the CO2 therefore disturbing the cycle. Also the rising temperatures because of the green house gases in the atmosphere, has made the ocean temperature increase also, making the glacials melt and in there deposits of CO2 that were store are now back in the atmosphere.
HOW CAN WE CONSERVE SPECIES?
Large reserve sites, the effectiveness of nature reserves at conserving biodiversity depends on their biogeographical features. Large nature reserves are more effective than small ones at maintaining biodiversity. Also connected nature reserves are more effective than isolated ones, if there are several smalls reserves near to one another then corridors between them can increase the effectiveness at preserving biodiversity. Also the edge effect, the ecology of edges of ecosystems is different form the central areas, the shape of nature reserves is important. If the central area can be maximized and the total length of the perimeter can be minimized, then the reserve can preserve more biodiversity.