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The Warming from the So-Far-Unavoidable Burning

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  • History of Carbon Dioxide
  • Natural and Anthropogenic Warming

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  • Welcome to EARTH 10
    • Unit 1: Energy and Environment
      • Module 1: Why Energy Matters
      • Module 2: What is Energy?
      • Module 3: Oil, Coal & Natural Gas | Drilling, Fracking & Reserves
      • Module 4: Global Warming - Physics
        • Goals and Objectives
        • The Unavoidable Warmness of Burning
        • The Warming from the So-Far-Unavoidable Burning
          • History of Carbon Dioxide
          • Natural and Anthropogenic Warming
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      • Module 5: Global Warming - History

Authors: Richard B. Alley, Professor, Seth Blumsack, Professor, & David Bice, Professor, The Pennsylvania State University. 

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