A rapid increase in temperature also poses the threat of melting the polar ice threatens water levels to raise and cause floods in certain areas (Campbell and Reece). An increase of levels of the “naturally” occurring greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane can have an adverse effect on the earth‘s temperature...
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Although, carbon dioxide occurs at higher concentration and is a chief gas when it comes to warming up the earth (i.e. global warming), methane with its lower concentrations produces twenty times as much warming and is twenty times stronger as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide (Atcheson and Bbc news)...
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