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Welcome
to a new webpage on global climate change, designed to provoke interest
and discussion by providing a thoughtful and informative presentation
of aspects and apparent contradictions of this topic to uncover
what we understand.
The motivation
behind this site is to establish for greenhouse gases (GHGs),
the components crucial to the
success of international agreements to reduce tropospheric ozone-depleting
chloroflurocarbons (CFCs).
Countries were
able to gradually eliminate CFC use under terms of the Montreal
Protocol because there was:
1. Compelling
scientific evidence linking cause and effects
2. Potential
threat to human health
3. Technically
feasible solutions.
How will the
story end for climate change?

Ecologist Joe Berry checking instruments at the
top of a tower in Manitoba, Canada. He is surrounded by 120-year-old
black spruce, one of the predominant trees in the boreal forest.
(Photograph courtesy BOREAS project)
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