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Essay Instructions: Global Warming: Fact, Fiction or Politics?
This paper will discuss with a passionate voice the devastating impact of global warming if it is occuring and why it is important to really understand and examine the facts, fiction and politics of the discussion. This paper will conclude with an analysis of the two sides of the scientific debate, along with the political debate, and will attempt to provide a reader a deeper understanding of the issues of Global warming away from the rhetoric that is heard everyday.

Please include Richard Lindzen's argument in this paper

Essay Instructions: global warming is the topic but it must not just be a list of effects the paper must have a purpose a thesis

each paragraph must have a minimum of 2- 3 parenthetical citations,
each paragraph should have an opening claim followed by the evidence the citations and then a closing statement.

at least two quotations
one title page
one outline
body of paper must be 7 pages
one work cited page

must have 7 sources, one source must be a book, one source must be a primary source such as a statiscial study,

be aware professor will check against website that checks for plagerism,

Essay Instructions: Global warming is another topic of intense interest. Write a 2 page report addressing the following:


- What statement is at the root of the controversy? Why?

- Name one term or phrase that is misunderstood and explain how this misunderstanding increases the controversy. Is this term or phrase completely encompassed by science (that is, is it exclusively a scientific concept)?

- How does biology affect this controversy? Is biology the only factor in this controversy? If not, what other fields of knowledge influence this controversy?

- From what you have discovered about this controversy, comment on the role of science in society. For example, should science reign supreme? How do we decide if there is disagreement among scientists? Should there be limits to what types of research is done? How do we know if science is always objective?

- Include your online references as links.

Essay Instructions: formatted as a review article
article references: - scientific article and journal

topic: global warming

title: " warming up to the truth and why it's only going to get hotter"