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Refers to the effects of the increased average global temperature by the sudden increase of [[greenhouse gas]] emissions of human origin, that far outweigh any natural | Refers to the effects of the increased average global temperature by the sudden<ref name="sudden">The man-made increase in atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations is occurring on a timescale of a few centuries, since the start of the Industrial Revolution. This is several human lifetimes, but "sudden" in geological terms.</ref> increase of [[greenhouse gas]] emissions of human origin, that far outweigh any natural additions to the carbon cycle{{w|carbon cycle}} such as volcanoes, as studied and reported by the IPCC{{w|Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change}} and mitigated under the [http://unfccc.int/ UNFCCC]{{W|United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change}} and [[Emission Trading System]].{{w|Emissions trading}} | ||
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Refers to the effects of the increased average global temperature by the sudden[1] increase of greenhouse gas emissions of human origin, that far outweigh any natural additions to the carbon cycleW such as volcanoes, as studied and reported by the IPCCW and mitigated under the UNFCCCW and Emission Trading System.W
Notes and reference
- ↑ The man-made increase in atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations is occurring on a timescale of a few centuries, since the start of the Industrial Revolution. This is several human lifetimes, but "sudden" in geological terms.