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    Global warming is defined and its current state is briefly overviewed. The main causes of global warming are greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane, deforestation, and industrialization. The effects of global warming include rising temperatures that impact weather and sea levels, loss of biodiversity that threatens species and ecosystems, and increased human health risks such as heat strokes and respiratory problems. Mitigation strategies proposed are increasing renewable energy from solar and wind, reforestation to absorb carbon dioxide, and promoting sustainable living through reducing, reusing, and recycling. The conclusion emphasizes the urgency of addressing global warming and the importance of individuals, communities, and governments working together to combat it.

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    Global warming is defined and its current state is briefly overviewed. The main causes of global warming are greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane, deforestation, and industrialization. The effects of global warming include rising temperatures that impact weather and sea levels, loss of biodiversity that threatens species and ecosystems, and increased human health risks such as heat strokes and respiratory problems. Mitigation strategies proposed are increasing renewable energy from solar and wind, reforestation to absorb carbon dioxide, and promoting sustainable living through reducing, reusing, and recycling. The conclusion emphasizes the urgency of addressing global warming and the importance of individuals, communities, and governments working together to combat it.

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    Global Warming

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    Global warming is defined and its current state is briefly overviewed. The main causes of global warming are greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane, deforestation, and industrialization. The effects of global warming include rising temperatures that impact weather and sea levels, loss of biodiversity that threatens species and ecosystems, and increased human health risks such as heat strokes and respiratory problems. Mitigation strategies proposed are increasing renewable energy from solar and wind, reforestation to absorb carbon dioxide, and promoting sustainable living through reducing, reusing, and recycling. The conclusion emphasizes the urgency of addressing global warming and the importance of individuals, communities, and governments working together to combat it.

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    Global Warming ## Introduction - Definition of global warming.

    - Brief
    overview of the current state of global warming. ## Causes of Global
    Warming 1. Greenhouse Gases: The role of carbon dioxide, methane, and
    nitrous oxide. 2. Deforestation: How it contributes to global warming. 3.
    Industrialization: The impact of factories, vehicles, and other sources of
    pollution. ## Effects of Global Warming - Rising Temperatures: Impact
    on weather patterns and sea levels. - Loss of Biodiversity: Threat to
    various species and ecosystems. - Human Health: Increased risk of heat
    strokes, respiratory problems, and other health issues. ## Mitigation
    Strategies 1. Renewable Energy: The role of solar, wind, and
    hydroelectric power. 2. Reforestation: Planting trees to absorb carbon
    dioxide. 3. Sustainable Living: Reducing, reusing, and recycling. ##
    Conclusion - The urgency of addressing global warming. - The role of
    individuals, communities, and governments in combating global warming.

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