global warming

Summary

global warming is an atmospheric phenomenon^[1]. It ranks in the top 6% of atmospheric_phenomenon entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (4,946 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• global warming's instance of is recorded as atmospheric phenomenon^[3].
• global warming's instance of is recorded as environmental issue^[4].
• global warming's instance of is recorded as human impact on the environment^[5].
• global warming is a type of external risk^[6].
• global warming is a type of climate change^[7].
• global warming's Commons category is recorded as Global warming^[8].
• global warming is the opposite of global cooling^[9].
• global warming's has cause is recorded as greenhouse gas emissions^[10].
• global warming's has cause is recorded as deforestation^[11].
• global warming's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Global warming^[12].
• global warming's has contributing factor is recorded as coal-fired power station^[13].
• global warming's contributing factor of is recorded as arctic sea ice decline^[14].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as heat wave^[15].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as wildfire^[16].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as retreat of glaciers since 1850^[17].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as extreme weather^[18].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as extinction risk from global warming^[19].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as sea level rise^[20].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as ocean acidification^[21].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as polar amplification^[22].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as extinction event^[23].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as global warming controversy^[24].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as environmental degradation^[25].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as social inequality^[26].
• global warming's has effect is recorded as natural disaster^[27].

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Definition and Type

Recorded instance of include atmospheric phenomenon^[3], environmental issue^[4], and human impact on the environment^[5]. Recorded subclass of include external risk^[6] and climate change^[7]. global warming is the opposite of global cooling^[9].

Why It Matters

global warming ranks in the top 6% of atmospheric_phenomenon entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (4,946 views/month).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28] It is known by 63 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[29]