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  1. Why is global warming a problem?

Climate: Greenhouse Gases

  1. Are the ozone hole and global warming related?
  2. How do scientists know that Mauna Loa's volcanic emissions don't affect the carbon dioxide data collected there?
  3. If we immediately stopped emitting greenhouses gases, would global warming stop?
  4. If we stabilized greenhouse gas emissions at today's rates, would global warming stop?

Climate: Human Impact

  1. If Earth has warmed and cooled throughout history, what makes scientists think that humans are causing global warming now?

Climate: Sun-Earth

  1. Has the Sun been more active in recent decades, and could it be responsible for some global warming?

Global Warming

  1. Are the ozone hole and global warming related?
  2. What can we do about global warming?
  3. What if global warming isn't as severe as predicted?
  4. What does NASA have to do with global warming?

Global Warming: Causes

  1. Has the Sun been more active in recent decades, and could it be responsible for some global warming?
  2. If Earth has warmed and cooled throughout history, what makes scientists think that humans are causing global warming now?

Global Warming: Controlling

  1. Are there natural processes that can amplify or limit global warming?
  2. If we immediately stopped emitting greenhouses gases, would global warming stop?
  3. If we stabilized greenhouse gas emissions at today's rates, would global warming stop?

Global Warming: Impacts

  1. Why is global warming a problem?

Global Warming: Myths

  1. Do satellite observations of atmospheric temperatures agree with surface-based observations and model predictions?

Observations

  1. How do scientists know that Mauna Loa's volcanic emissions don't affect the carbon dioxide data collected there?

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