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... The knowledge issue we are going to look at is based on the changing perspectives on the current issue of Global Warming. (change slide) Global warming is generally accepted by the majority of people throughout the developing world, and it is a topic of increasing relevance today. (grr history people) (It is not a conspiracy theory!! As some people think!! India Fearnley!!). However there are many theories to suggest causes of global warming, and most scientists cannot agree completely on its cause or the effects. (Change slide) The first theory we're going to look at is the most popular theory; that human kind is responsible for the climate change and that it is our increase in output of CO2 and other greenhouse gases are to blame. The second theory we looked at is that climate change is not because of human kind, but it is due to the
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