Global Warming

Global Warming is the term used to describe the phenomenon of an increase in the average global temperature, due to human activity and the decrease of Earth's natural ability to regulate it. Its effects are wide-ranging, from more intense weather patterns, to rising sea levels, to decreases in biodiversity. Global Warming has significant implications for the global climate, which can have both short-term and long-term impacts on our environment and the world's ecosystems. To mitigate its effects, efforts are currently being taken across many industries, such as the implementation of renewable energy and other clean technologies, to reduce human emissions and slow the rate of global temperature increase.

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