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Author(s): Revkin, Andrew C.
Source:
New York Times. 4/23/2006, Vol. 155 Issue 53558, Section 4 p1-14. 2p. 1 Cartoon or Caricature.
Subject Terms:
*GLOBAL temperature changes; *AIR pollution prevention; *CLIMATE change; *PREVENTION of global warming; *GREENHOUSE effect prevention; *MANAGEMENT

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- Abstract:
  The article discusses the severity of global warming and its impact on our planet. The author writes that climate changes may be due to the amounts of carbon dioxide and other gases that humans add to the atmosphere. The article suggests that building cleaner power plants and cars as well as revamping the way we burn coal and oil may help slow global warming.

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