Human activity and climate change
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I can evaluate evidence for human activity causing climate change.
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There is a correlation between increasing amounts of atmospheric carbon dioxide and a rising average global temperature.
Increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide have been caused by human activity.
Overwhelming evidence shows human activity is responsible for the rapid global warming of the last 200 years.
Global warming measurements and conclusions are reliable despite some unavoidable uncertainty in measured values.
Carbon footprints measure the annual greenhouse gas emissions of individuals, industry and nations.
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