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    ! 1 Argument Speech: “For or against the case for man-made global warming” Y2K‚ May 21‚ 2011‚ December 21‚ 2012‚ what do all these dates have in common? A prediction about the end of the world. Many hear the words “global warming” and think the same thing. As Jonathan Kent in the recent Superman movie Man of Steel: “People are afraid of what they don’t understand.” We don’t understand global warming‚ there is a plethora of propaganda‚ and uncertainty. What we do understand is that there

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    Johnathan Richardson 2A In a speech given to the US Senate Committee on the Environment and Public Works on July 28‚ 2003‚ entitled "The Science of Climate Change"‚ Senator James Inhofe concluded by asking the following question: "With all of the hysteria‚ all of the fear‚ all of the phony science‚ could it be that man-made global warming is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people?" He has claimed "some parts of the IPCC process resembled a Soviet-style trial‚ in which the

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    English 289 29 May 2012 Global Warming: How Does it Really Happen? Thank you everyone for attending today. My name is John Smith and I am majoring in Environmental Science at the Harvard. The University has asked me to conduct a presentation on global warming and the effects on the planet. Combining the knowledge gained through coursework and the research I have conducted‚ I will be presenting you with information on global warming and how global warming has been affecting the Earth well before

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    PERSUASIVE SPEECH ON GLOBAL WARMING by: Jennifer Zelmer Introduction: We all know about global warming‚ but do we really care or try to do at least some of the things that will help stop it or at least slow it down? 1) Over the last century our planets temp. has risen 1 degree. I know that doesn’t sound like much but it’s been enough to melt a lot of the polar ice caps and glaciers. A) The hottest years ever recorded were in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. B) In 2007 there was

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    If you don’t know what Global warming is it is the increase in the earth’s average temperature due to the release of several greenhouse gases into the atmosphere by humans. Global warming is affecting many different parts of the world and in turn causes a cause and effect. Glaciers are melting which is causing the sea level to rise. When the sea level rises it causes damage to people living in low lying areas‚ and damages to plants by covering them which causes them to die. Which in turn causes animals

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    strive together to reduce our carbon emissions and… save the planetBACKGROUND:We’ve all heard about Climate Change and you’ve now heard me list some of its disastrous effects‚ but what exactly causes it? And what can we do about it?In a nutshell‚ global warming‚ known as climate change‚ is the heating up of our world. It is the result of huge amounts of CO2 being pumped into the atmosphere‚ via the burning fossil fuels such as coal and oil to produce power and electricity and thousands and thousands

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    Aim: By the end of my speech‚ I want my audience to develop a more positive attitude towards Global Warming. Main Points: 1. Definition of “Global Warming.” 2. Causes of Global Warming. 3. Effects of Global Warming on the Earth. 4. Things that can be done to counteract and reduce the effects of Global Warming. Outline: 1. DEFINITION OF GLOBAL WARMING: a) The term “Global Warming” refers to the increase in the average temperature of the

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    Persuasive Speech Good day everyone‚ today I admonish about global warming. As we know that global warming is on the rise and worsen our planets condition‚ and as a concern citizen to our environment we should make an action to fight global warming‚ we should have maintenance and changes to our surroundings to help our dying planet; wake up to reality and be part of the preservation of our mother earth. Global warming has started since the late 19th century and still continues to the present time

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    Evidence:There is a lot of evidence pointing to the futures problems with global warming. First is the rise in temperature we have already had in the last ten years alone the average global temperature has risen more than one degree F. Based on estimates last year(2006) by NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies‚ 2005 was the warmest year since reliable‚ widespread instrumental measurements became available in the late 1800s. About three-quarters of the anthropogenic (man-made) emissions of CO2

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    Global warming is one of the most serious environmental problems that is mainly (concerned by) the government. In terms of addressing this problem‚ biofuels‚ which are a renewable energy produced from crops including corn‚ sugar cane and palm oil‚ are considered as a way to reduce carbon emissions. However‚ biofuels cannot solve this problem effectively due to their limitations which increase greenhouse gases emissions instead of reducing it and also cause deforestation. This essay will outline the

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