Climate Change: Global warming,
Climate Politics and Greenhouse Effect

Anna Lena Granderson
College Composition 111, F29
Professor Lewis
November 21, 2013

Abstract The following sources all support climate change as a worldwide matter that includes global warming, renewable energy sources, carbon dioxide emissions and climate politics. These articles show the link between global warming, natural disasters and also offer viable solutions. Some sources give attention to the greenhouse effect, which is the main factor that is causing worldwide extreme weather changes. Other sources focus on urgent connections needed between politicans to discuss future energy research programms. I’m writing a paper on how our society can help prevent further change of the climate. These sources assist to get an overall understanding on how important it is for our mankind to change its lifestyle and save the planet by reducing global warming.

Climate Change: Global Warming,
Climate Politics and Greenhouse Effekt
Clery, D. (2006, February 3). Climate change demands action, says U.K. Report. Science, 311, 592. Daniel Clery, a reporter for Science, explains in his article how politicians in the UK have to focus on environmental issues before time runs out “Prime Minister Tony Blair, warns of catastrophic consequences if steps are not taken now.” The author continues that the UK has to decrease its carbon dioxide emissions to prevent the greenhouse effect. He states that our society has to think about the next generation, “the next geneartion may live on a planet that has no icecaps in the summer months”, if we don’t lower our carbon dioxide consumption and temperature keeps increasing. This source is not useful for writing a research paper because the article is based on the opinion of the author and quotations of politicans instead of credible research.