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The  United Nations   released  a scientific report that concludes that  global warming   is occurring   and can   still  happen  for hundreds of years The report  conjointly   declared  with  90th  certainty that the activity of humans has been  the first   reason for  increasing temperatures over the past few decades. With those conclusions  and also the  conclusions of  countless   different  scientists that  global warming  is here  and can continue into the  predictable  future. Almost all scientists agree that the Earth’s greatest threat  an d major contributor to  warming  is an  increased concentration of  carbon dioxide  (CO2) and  alternative   kinds of   higher   atmospherically  pollutants as  an instantaneous   results of  burning fossil fuels....

There is  considerable   chance  for generating  wind generation   within the open ocean ,  particularly  the  North Atlantic ,  consistent with  new  analysis  from Carnegie’s Anna Possner and Ken Caldeira. Their work is revealed by proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Because wind speeds  are  higher  on the average  over ocean than over land, wind turbines  within the  open ocean  might  in theory intercept  more than   5  times  the maximum amount  energy as wind turbines over land. This presents  an attractive   opportunity  for generating renewable energy through wind turbines.  However   it had been  unknown  whether or not  the  faster  ocean winds  might   really  be  regenerate  to  increased  amounts of electricity. "Are the winds ...

Over the last forty years, the number of children and teenagers with OBESITY has skyrocketed worldwide. In 1975, an estimated five million girls and six million boys were obese . By 2016, those numbers had up to a calculable fifty million girls and seventy four million boys, in keeping with a report published on-line October 10 within the Lancet. Whereas the rise in childhood OBESITY has slowed or leveled off in several high-income countries, it continues to grow in different elements of the planet , particularly in Asia. Using the body mass index, a quantitative relation of weight to height, of more than thirty million 5- to 19-year-olds, researchers tracked trends from 1975 to 2016 in 5 weight categories: moderate to severe underweight , mild underweight , healthy weight, overweight and OBESITY . The researchers outlined OBESITY as having a BMI around nineteen or higher for a 5-year-old up to around thirty or higher for a 19-year...