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"Global climate change needs global action now. The alarm bells ought to be ringing in every capital of the world"
John Gummer, British Environment Secretary

Human Activity and Global Warming

Often people question their role in global warming, given the immense environmental factors. But we do affect the climate, not so much as individuals but as a collective. Billions of people all doing the same negative or positive behavior can have a dramatic impact on the environment, for example in the United States the average  American drives in one year over 10,000 miles and releases as a group over 5.5 tons of Carbon Monoxide into the atmosphere. Thinking in a global view imagine how much CO2 is being release from all the cars on the planet. Working together we can not stop the natural changes that are causing some of the global warming trends but we can slow down and mitigate the effects we have on the environment.
Carbon Footprint
The total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide (CO2). Source: Time for a Change

 

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Carbon Footprint Carbon Footprint - Wikipedia Open Directory - Environment: Climate Change
CO2 Clock Carbon footprint calculators Carbon Footprint and Input-Output Analysis
Climate Institute Global Warming Kids Site Introduction to Life Cycle Assessment
Time for a Change A closer look at the numbers Plant Trees to Reduce Global Warming
Envirowise Intro to Life Cycle Assessment Sustain Our Planet Carbon Offsetting
EPA Emissions Calculator A Definition of Carbon Footprint International Human Dimensions
World National Carbon Footprints World Resources Institute LCA &Carbon footprint Services
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EBooks
Climate change: a multidisciplinary approach
By William James Burroughs
Human Relations
By Marie Dalton, Dawn G. Hoyle, Marie W. Watts
Living in the Environment: Principles, Connections, and Solutions
By Scott Spoolman, G. Miller
Human-induced climate change: an interdisciplinary assessment
By Michael E. Schlesinger
Wikipedia Gateway
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