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Glossary term: 全球氣候變暖

Description: 全球氣候變暖是指水分子、二氧化碳、甲烷等溫室氣體使地球大氣變暖。其原因是溫室效應增強,大氣層捕獲了更多的紅外輻射,從而提高了全球平均溫度。溫室氣體的來源可以是天然的,也可以是(在地球上)人類工業活動造成的。地球上的全球變暖將對地球產生重大的長期影響,包括當地氣候模式的短期和中期變化、棲息地破壞和海平面上升。

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