Global Warming, Human or Nature’s Fault?

Along a busy street, a bearded humanity looking like a prophet is ringing a medium-sized bronze bell in his objurgate hand and holding a sign in his left hand which reads, The end is near. Is humanity to level or is it just an environmental phenomenon that is induced by spirit?This is the overlying debate that has been revolving around the minds of the mint of the man. On one hand, there argon those who argue that the threat of global warming is human-induced. While on the early(a) hand, there are also those assert that nature is truly the responsible for this. The issue on global warming has always been put as an agenda in the international community for some(prenominal) years now. However, it has only been in the year 2007 that global warming has been given the attention it warrants or deserves.The recent facts and studies made and collected by numerous countries, agencies and organizations across the domain of a function have come to an agreement that the world is facing a substantial threat that may crusade catastrophic consequences or results that may transmute the history of mankind itself. Therefore, in order to battle this threat, the world is trying to render the primary cause that is qualification this phenomenon. In doing so, society is looking at either the human explanation or the inherent one.Those who are proposing that global warming has been a human-induced product rely on several factors. First of all, they reckon that the greenhouse fumblees have been contributing a significant amount of damage that is drastically changing the worlds climate. The major greenhouse gas contributing end-user sectors are the industrial, transportation, residential, commercial and agricultural (U.S. babys room accelerator Reports).Moreover, the pollution brought by cars and other heavy machineries such as equipments used in factories are making the gentle wind worse every minute. The fact is that in the United States, more than 90% of greenhous e gas emissions come from the combustion of fossil fuels (U.S. EPA). There are also the problem of dumping garbage and other waste materials. Another factor for humans induced climate change is deforestation receivable to the prevailing focus on progress and development.The main cause of deforestation in some countries is the developing population and subsequent higher demand for agriculture, livestock production and fuel wood (Sucoff, 2002, pp. 358 359). Finally, the government and buck private corporations are cutting costs when it comes to being environmentally friendly.The problem or the excuse most are saying is that economic profits or gains will be cut and funds will be needed for the environmentally friendly technologies (Rudiman, 2005, p.153).Others who are proposing that global warming is nature-induced are forwarding the data and enquiry they made scientifically. The basis for their proposal states that global warming is just an environmental phenomenon made by nature itself. They are proposing that this incident have happened already in the past as part of a convening cycle the world goes through (Trenberth, 1997).Moreover, there is even geological evidence which states that the earths climate changes quite a lot sometimes colder than today and sometimes warmer. Some have suggested changes in the suns output of radiation, or changes in the amount of dust in the atmosphere from volcanoes or meteor impacts as natural causes.The earths climate changes in response to external forcing, including variations in its orbit around the sun and also volcanic eruptions (Robock & Oppenheimer, 2003, p. 360). In addition, the atmosphere to trap reflected sunlight and thus cause the atmosphere to heat up.The two sides are trying to understand the cause of this phenomenon to further gain valuable knowledge and information in dealing with it. But in essence, it is undeniable that global warming poses a substantial threat to society.Works CitedRobock, Alan, and Cl ive Oppenheimer. Volcanism and the Earths Atmosphere, Geophysical Monograph 139, American Geophysical Union, Washington, DC, 360, 2003.Ruddiman, William. How Did Humans First Alter Global Climate? (PDF). March 2005 issue. Scientific American. 153, 2005.Sucoff, E. Deforestation. In environmental Encyclopedia. (P.g.358-359). Detroit Gale, 2003.Trenberth, Dr. Kevin. Global Warming Its Happening. Natural Science, December 4, 1997.US EPA. Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks 1990-1998, Rep. EPA 236-R-00-01. US EPA, Washington, DC, 2000.U.S. Greenhouse Gas Inventory U.S. Greenhouse Gas Inventory Reports Climate Change Greenhouse Gas Emissions U.S. EPA