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Human activity, especially the burning of fossil fuels, contributes significantly to climate change according to scientific evidence and data. Credible research shows a correlation between increased CO2 emissions from human sources like vehicles and power plants and rising global temperatures over the past century. While some debate the degree of impact, most experts agree that human activity plays a key role in ongoing climate change.

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"Human Activity and Climate Change"
Environmental Science
Human Activity and Climate Change
In 3-4 pages, using APA-style formatting, discuss and give your
position on the following statement: “Human activity,
especially the burning of fossil fuels, is a major contributor to
climate change”. Do you agree or disagree? Support your views
with credible data. This is an area where junk science abounds.
Be prepared to give and defend your sources as scientifically
trustworthy.

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