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Conclusion Analysis
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CONCLUSION ANALYSIS 2
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Student’s Provided Conclusion
Global warming is a significant challenge, and in my research, I will offer all its effects
and suggestions on how global warming can be minimized. Through this research, I will prove
that human activities are the main contributors to the increasing global temperatures. I will prove
that global warming is dangerous and encourage countries to be more intentional in solving the
problem. By the end of my research, I hope that my readers will understand the future threats if
no action will take to curb global warming. Through my research, the readers will also learn why
global temperatures continue to rise and how they affect us and our health. After understanding,
they will understand how to tackle the entire situation. This topic is more important because
water resources will decrease, sea ice will decrease, and heat waves will increase if not
addressed. Therefore, global warming will have to get stopped.
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So What?
Global warming is an increasingly significant challenge that poses a significant amount
of threat to the survival of the human population. As a result, effective measures and strategies
that can be implemented to help reduce these rates need to be identified. According to research,
human influences and activities are the primary cause of global warming, specifically through
the burning of fossil fuels, pollution and the destruction of forests. The methane, carbon dioxide,
soot, and other pollutants released into the atmosphere essentially act as a blanket, trapping the
heat of the sun and causing increases in temperatures. In turn, humans and animals experience
new challenges for survival, susceptibility to droughts, floods and hurricanes increasing. To

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Running Head: CONCLUSION ANALYSIS 1 Conclusion Analysis Institutional Affiliation Name Date CONCLUSION ANALYSIS 2 Conclusion Analysis Student’s Provided Conclusion Global warming is a significant challenge, and in my research, I will offer all its effects and suggestions on how global warming can be minimized. Through this research, I will prove that human activities are the main contributors to the increasing global temperatures. I will prove that global warming is dangerous and encourage countries to be more intentional in solving the problem. By the end of my research, I hope that my readers will understand the future threats if no action will take to curb global warming. Through my research, the readers will also learn why global temperatures continue to rise and how they affect us and our health. After understanding, they will understand how to tackle the entire situation. This topic is more important because water resources will decrease, sea ice will decrease, and heat waves will increase if not addressed. Therefore, global warming will have to get stopped. Revised Versions. So What? Global warming is an increasingly significant challenge that poses a significant amount of threat to the survival of the human population. As a result, effective measures and strategies that can be implemented to help reduce these rates need to be identified. According to research, human influences and activities are the primary cause of global warming, specifically through the bur ...
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