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In recent years the problem of climate change has increased in popularity, despite the fact that climate change is just a theory.

When it comes to the issue of climate change, many people wonder about the impact it will have on the planet. More specifically, are a good few speculate that global warming will affect our climate system.

Before focusing on aspects of global warming and the impact it can have on the planets climate is crucial that global warming is recognizable. Climate change is the term used to slow global warming to describe. This temperature increase is partly due to greenhouse gas emissions. When a person under global warming, that can automatically assume that the temperature of the Earth warmer hear. Although this ring true in many cases, the period of global warming and climate change are highly misleading.

Climate change causes rising temperatures of the planets, due to greenhouse gases, gradually raising the temperature of the Earth. According to many scientists and meteorologists, global warming causes severe instability in the system of the climate of our planet. While an area may suffer from drought caused by global warming, on the other side of the earth, another region experiences a flood of floods. The same applies to the low temperatures and high temperatures.

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