Argumentative Research Annotated Bibliography<\/p>\n
Mark, M. (2004). Global Warming: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press<\/p>\n
This book was written by Mark Maslin a prominent Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society<\/p>\n
(FRSG), Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA) and a professor of Earth System Science at <\/p>\n
University College London. Mark gave a brief description about the history of global warming <\/p>\n
Hypothesis which stated how the release of green gas emission into the atmosphere would <\/p>\n
affect the environment as a whole and this was backed up with theories from different <\/p>\n
scientists. He also stated that the \u201cbiggest problem with global warming is our inability to <\/p>\n
predict the future\u201d. For the purpose of my paper, I would use the book to support my claim <\/p>\n
that human activities would substantially warm the earth by adding carbon dioxide into the <\/p>\n
atmosphere, and this would continue to increase the temperature of the environment. <\/p>\n
Benjamin I. Cook, Jason E. Smerdon, Richard. S, Sloan. C, (2014) Global Warming and 21st Century <\/p>\n
drying. Climate Dynamics, 43(9-10), 2607-2627 <\/p>\n
https:\/\/doi-org.georgian.idm.oclc.org\/10.1007\/s00382-014-2075-y <\/p>\n
This is a scholarly reviewed periodical which states how Global warming is expected to increase <\/p>\n
the frequency and intensity of droughts in the 21st century. It also talks about how the <\/p>\n
Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index (SPEI) and Palmer Drought Severity Index <\/p>\n
(PDSI) projections using precipitation and penman Monteith based PET changes from the GCMs <\/p>\n
generally, agree. It also states that Increased PET do not only intensify drying in areas where <\/p>\n
precipitation is already reduced, but it also drives areas into drought that would otherwise <\/p>\n
experience little drying or even wetting from precipitation trends alone.it also states that PDSI <\/p>\n
has been used, with good success, to track both observational changes in drought and changes <\/p>\n
in future drought (Dai 2013. van der Schrier et al. 2013), For the purpose of my paper I would <\/p>\n
use this article to support my claim that global warming can lead to drought which is a natural <\/p>\n
disaster.<\/p>\n
Sobel, A. (2021) Making the Transition to Green Economy: What is our responsibility as Citizens,<\/p>\n
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist 77(2), 67-69 <\/p>\n
\u00a0https:\/\/doi-org.georgian.idm.oclc.org\/10.1080\/00963402.2021.1885821 <\/p>\n
This is an article written by Adam Sobel, He is a professor at Columbia University\u2019s <\/p>\n
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and Engineering. He is also the author or coauthor of over <\/p>\n
150 peer reviewed scientific articles. Sobel described how we citizens can reduce global <\/p>\n
warming in the economy, he stated this could only work if everyone worked collectively and <\/p>\n
that the goal is change the behaviour of fossil fuel companies which result to reduction in the <\/p>\n
building of harmful infrastructure. The weakness of the articles is that he related the points <\/p>\n
listed to politics which wasn\u2019t meant to be like he is campaigning for the democratic party. For <\/p>\n
the purpose of my paper I will use this source to support my claim that states that we humans <\/p>\n
should work together to reduce global warming.<\/p>\n
Montt, G. Wiebe, K S. Harsdorff, M. Simas M, Bonnet, A & Wood, R (2018) Does Climate action <\/p>\n
destroy Jobs? An assessment of the employment implications of the 2-degree goal, <\/p>\n
International Labour Review, 157(4), 519-556 https:\/\/doi-org.georgian.idm.oclc.org\/10.1111\/ilr.12118 <\/p>\n
This is an academic journal which was reviewed by the International Labour, This article <\/p>\n
emphasis on how the reduction of global warning by 2%, and the goal can only be achieved by a <\/p>\n
shift from fossil fuels towards renewables and energy efficiency which would increase the <\/p>\n
number of labour forces needed in the energy sector and shifting the demands for product <\/p>\n
and services through out the economy; this would result to reduction of unemployment in the <\/p>\n
community. The weakness of this article is that it reduced the labour forces needed in fossil fuel <\/p>\n
related sectors. This article is useful for my paper as I was able to further and expand my points <\/p>\n
on why global warming should be reduced in the economy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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