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Running head: CLIMATE CHANGE 1

Climate Change

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CLIMATE CHANGE 2

Introduction

Climate change is the alteration of the worldwide or local climatic arrangements,

especially an alteration that happened from the middle of the 20th century to the present time

caused by the rise in the composition of carbon dioxide in the air. This rise is usually as a result

of the utilization of fossil fuels which emit the gas. This is also an alteration in the normal

climatic conditions, or in the time disparity of weather within lengthier normal conditions.

Climate change is said to be triggered by elements like biotic processes, plate tectonics, volcanic

eruptions, and solar radiation. Other activities of human beings have also been considered as

sources of this condition which is also identified as global warming.

Statement of the Problem

Climate change has majorly been caused by the activities of the human beings (Mischel

& Shoda, 1995). Their behavior is ordinarily complicated hence societies and separate persons

are adjustable and resistant, but they are as well guided by the indirect elements of the conditions

they live in. therefore, most scientists have been concerned by the dealing with the issues

brought about by the environmental strategy decisions. For instance, the efforts to convince the

citizens to embrace atomic energy as well as radioactive leftover locations in the late twentieth

century. Similarly, climate change is psychologically detached in period and space, contains

numerous suspicions, and needs broad collaboration at interpersonal, countrywide, and

intercontinental levels. Comprehending all the consequences of these troublesome elements of

human conduct as well as climate change need additional examination, while the current

knowledge of the psychologists will facilitate the development of rules after careful clarification

and revision.

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Running head: CLIMATE CHANGE 1 Climate Change Institution Affiliation Date CLIMATE CHANGE 2 Introduction Climate change is the alteration of the worldwide or local climatic arrangements, especially an alteration that happened from the middle of the 20th century to the present time caused by the rise in the composition of carbon dioxide in the air. This rise is usually as a result of the utilization of fossil fuels which emit the gas. This is also an alteration in the normal climatic conditions, or in the time disparity of weather within lengthier normal conditions. Climate change is said to be triggered by elements like biotic processes, plate tectonics, volcanic eruptions, and solar radiation. Other activities of human beings have also been considered as sources of this condition which is also identified as global warming. Statement of the Problem Climate change has majorly been caused by the activities of the human beings (Mischel & Shoda, 1995). Their behavior is ordinarily complicated hence societies and separate persons are adjustable and resistant, but they are as well guided by the indirect elements of the conditions they live in. therefore, most scientists have been concerned by the dealing with the issues brought about by the environmental strategy decisions. For instance, the efforts to convince the citizens to embrace atomic energy as well as radioactive leftover locations in the late twentieth century. Similarly, climate change is psychologically detached in ...
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