Is Min warmer or cooler than Max when setting the fridge temperature?
This might sound like a silly question, but it really bothers me. My fridge has a setting wheel which just indicates a small spot labeled Min then the spots become bigger up to Max. Does that mean Min/Max Cooling or Min/Max Temperature? I tried setting it to low and high but honestly I can't tell the difference. And don't tell me to check in the manual, I'm one of those persons throwing them away with the packaging.
Which of the following statements pertaining to global warming to you agree with and why?
I'm trying to get an understanding as to what reasons people are 'skeptical' of anthropogenic global warming. Which of the following statements to you agree with and why? 1) We don't have sufficiently good data to even know if the planet is warming to begin with. 2) Global temperature changes are mainly caused by natural cycles which we don't understand, including over the past 50 years. 3) Global temperature changes are mainly caused by changes in solar activity, including over the past 50 years. 4) Global warming has stopped, therefore it's nothing to be concerned about. 5) Warming of several more degrees would be beneficial to humans. 6) The climate isn't very sensitive to changes in atmospheric CO2, so even though humans are the primary cause of the current global warming, it's nothing to worry about because the planet won't warm very much in the future. 7) Climate scientists as a whole are so dishonest that I just don't know what to believe. 8) I'm going to die before global warming is a major problem anyway, so I don't really care. If you feel that none of the above statements are true, or want to provide another explanation please do so.
Are the smallest temperature increases due to global warming expected in the middle and high latitudes?
Short answer: false Longer answer: The largest temperature increases due to global warming are expected in the middle and high latitudes, particularly the daily minimums.
Global warming's effect on the earth.?
I am doing and essay to become eligable to go to the umn next year as a pseo student [post secondary enrollment options]. my paper is on global warming and if you know alot about it please answer me with as much information as you can dont just get it all of the internet just give me straight out answers on what you believe and why its happening and what we could do to change it. i chose this topic because its a great debate and it will for sure help me to get in to the umn and make me so much happier and ahead in high school. thanks so much if you are willing to help.
Global warming introduction?
First congratulations on your research and thereby forming your conclusion. Some people even beyond seemingly irrefutable evidence will deny that global warming is occurring. The only debate is to how much of the global warming is our responsibility. For some additional essay evaluation I might also refer you to my response and some others on a similar question. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?... The references I included in that answer is only a small source, yet it might give you insight for even further research. I found the JOE report to be very interesting even though it is written as reference for the Department of Defense. It includes many forecasts for water and fuel. Although Omega3 does bring out some interesting data, it's unlikely due to his presentation that it will be heard. It is best when writing an essay or giving a presentation to preclude debate by using only data without too much conjecture. If the idea of an essay is to communicate an idea, it is best to come from a common point of reference. I don't know the content of your essay, but as an introduction you might use this; Global warming is a highly debated and controversial subject in todays politics, news, and ethics. It seems fitting that in our political world where nearly everything seems equally split down the middle; that in environmental concerns, there would be no difference. The following is my conclusion based on my study of the evidence that I have gathered from sources that I believe to be unbiased. ***LOL John D talking about illiteracy??? LOL Read and examine his statements. His history needs a brush up too. LOL- geez, I can't stop laughing... And, as always, with global warming doubters; they can never provide any plausible references for opinions regarding the hoax that so many seemingly literate college professors and scientists are unaware of.***