The Greenhouse Effect

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"In late 1989 and early 1990, dramatic world events such as the fall of the Berlin Wall shared newspaper headline space with a debate over a problem in theoretical and applied climatology: the "greenhouse effect" of increasing global temperatures due to the increased level of certain gases, notably carbon dioxide, in Earth's atmosphere. The greenhouse question briefly became a matter of heated international and domestic political debate, as when the Bush Administration, influenced by Chief of Staff John Sununu, took a "hard line" against proposed measures to reduce the increase in greenhouse.gas levels .

Since that time, the public debate over the greenhouse effect has faded somewhat, not because scientific views of the problem have changed, but simply because the media and public, whose attention is short.lived, have gone on to other issues."

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