Global Warming: Fact or Fiction
AIU
Lower Division Capstone
BUSN 300

Outline

Introduction/Thesis:
I. History of Global Warming A. A driving force for the argument 1. A debate that global warming is in fact a fiction 2. A debate that global warming is a fact
II. Argumentation A. The Melting Glaciers B. Weather that is Difficult to Follow
Conclusion/Closing:

Global Warming: Fact or Fiction

For years the glaciers have been melting and catching people’s attention, this has resulted in the rise of over 6 in. in the sea level where as a hundred years ago it was much lower. This raises the question as to whether global warming is a fact or fiction. Literature on global warming is comprised mostly on intelligent discussion on having "too much caution on global warming" (Nature, 1991) or "global warming is real" (Kerr, 1989, p. 603) rather than fiction. Let me break this down for you people, society is using to much resources and energy in assuring ourselves that global warming is in fact an issue at all.
The top debate in favor of global warming being fiction is the lack of scientific evidence connecting the emissions of greenhouse gases as a result of human activity with global warming (Brown, 2010, p. 26). First and for most any connection at all is completely uncertain and there is no proof. Then we also have, people in today’s that say global warming is a fact and say that society, "have caused a number of environment issues, such as global warming, ozone depletion, distinction of biological diversity, hazardous wastes and acid rain, resource depletion and the destruction of ecological system, by overusing and misallocating the natural resources" (Lee & Hseuh, 2010, p. 111).
When you think of global warming, you wonder if it is fact or fiction and you have to think of what specific issues are causing the melting of