Global Warming: An Inconvenient Truth :: Global Warming Catastrophe

In 2006, former senator Al Gore created an academy pillage winning documentary on international warming authorize An Inconvenient Truth . The movie earned several awards including an academy award for best documentary and gore later received a alarming peace prize. The movie discussed several contrary melodic themes of great concern to globular warming such as permafrost, climbs in temperature, extinction of species, drought, and fatigue to public figure a few. Four writers in five different articles discussed the three topics of nursery gases, climate change, and causes of planetary warming. These writers are writer and scholar Bill McKibben in Think Again clime Change and How Close to catastrophe William J. Broad, writer for the New York Times in From a Rapt audience, a call option to cool the hype writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Kevin OBrien, in global Warming? I wont be losing any balance over it and Alan Zarembo, staff writer for the the Los Angeles Times , in Game over on global warming? All though the articles explain some different topics from one another, only one of them disagree with gore on the causes for global warming universe humans, they all agree that there volition be impacts to the environment, and all of them believe that greenhouse gases are one of the primary causes for global warming. First, all the articles discussed about who was to blame for the raising temperatures of the planet. The issue may be serious entirely OBrien states that is just the media using another topic of interest and throwing it out of proportion. He claims that there is global warming, but the statistics being given are always changing, so the blame game deposet always point a finger at humans. Zarambo explained that humans are the cause of global warming but rotternot but no matter what we were to do, even revert to the Stone Age, that global warming will still rise because the waste we have build up can dissolve slowly. On the opposite side, McKibben in Think Again Climate Change he explains that humans are to blaim because the planet is already attempt to keep itself alive and all the excess heat we generate from carbonic acid gas and other waste, we are dooming ourselves to an early grave. In How Close to catastrophe where he explains his own thoughts he explains that its not just humans to blame but the citizens of the US.