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 \n# Greenhouse Gases Could Double\n\nNEWS DEBATE  \nThe battle raging over equal education-al opportunities at the Young Woman's  \nQuestions?E-mail us at EdCE@WeeklyReader.Com  \n\n| PLA N A HEAD 1997-98   |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| SSUE   | SUBJECT TO CHANGE   | 9   |  | 18   | Special Report  \u003Cbr>Poster   |\n| 1   | Special Report   | 10   | Poster   | 19   |  |\n| 2   | Poster   | 11   |  | 20   | Special Report   |\n| 3   |  | 12   | Special Report   | 21   | Poster   |\n| 4   | Special Report   | 13   | Poster   | 22   |  |\n| 5   | Poster   | 14   |  | 23   | Posler   |\n| 6   |  | 15   | Special Report  \u003Cbr>Poster   | 24   | Special Report   |\n| 7   |  | 16   |  | 25   |  |\n| 8   | Special Report  \u003Cbr>Poster   | 17   |  | 26   | Special Report  \u003Cbr>Poster   |\n\nMONSTERFROM THE SEA  \nThe name El Nino comes from theSpanish for “the Christ Child”and was aterm used by South American fishermen todescribe warm water that would appearperiodically off the coast of South Americaaround Christmastime  \nBehind El Nino,say scientists,is adeeper and more long-lasting global weath-er change.The Earth itself is warming up.The 1980s,say scientists,was thewarmest decade ever recorded.  \nMany scientists attribute global warm-  \nThe greenhouse effect is producedwhen carbon dioxide and other gases fromcoal-and oil-burning plants rise into the at-mosphere.There the gases form a kind ofgas blanket that allows sunlight to enter,but prevents heat from escaping.  \nNo Boys  \nAllowed  \nEven a small increase in the averageworld temperature—two or three de-grees—say some scientists,could perma-  \nDOING MORE  \nPAGE 3  \nBACKGROUND  \n(continued on poge 2)  \nGreenhouse Effect  \nnently disrupt the world's weather,leadingto an increase in killer storms and turningfarmlands into swamps or deserts.Such atemperature rise could also cause polar icecaps to melt,floodin coastal cities.  \nThe hottest year on average for theplanet since records have been kept is1990.During 1991 and 1992,however,theeruption of Mount Pinatubo in thePhilippines kept the world's average tem-perature down.In 1993,the temperaturewas average.But in 1994 and 1995,theEarth's average temperature nearlyreached the record high of 1990-60 de-grees Fahrenheit.  \nMost scientists say that the atmospher-ic concentrations of greenhouse gasescould double by the year 2100 if currentrates of emission continue,warming theEarth's average temperature as much as 4degrees.This could cause the ice at thepoles to melt,resulting in rising sea levelsthat would destroy most port cities,andcausing the shift of climactic zones withfloods,droughts,storms,and more ex-treme,violent,and frequent cold and heatwaves.  \ning to the so-called “greenhouse effect.”  \nNot all scientists,however,believe thatthe greenhouse effect has been proved.  \n# WORDS INTHE NEW S\n\nBelow are some key words used inthis issue of Current Events.Knowingtheir meanings will be helpful in un-derslanding recenf news events.  \n▶Typhoon (page 2)  \nTyphoons are violent tropical cy-clones,similar to hurricanes,thatoccur in the Pacific Ocean.They be-gin in the North Pacific,move north-west,then tun to the northeast.Theymost frequently occur belween Julyand October and cut a path be-tween 50 and 100 miles wide.  \nTitle IXof the 1972 Education Actprohibits gender discrimination inthe educational institutions receivingfederal assistance.The slatute hasbeen used mostly to prevent discrim-ination against women in sports.Onanumber of occasions,schoolshave tried to cut women's sports buthave been forced to re-instate thembecause of Tihle IX.Ti","cbCaioICCF5K90kz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioICCF5K90kz","pdf",2766498,"English","# Greenhouse Gases Could Double\n## News Debate\n## Words in the News\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"How does the greenhouse effect work according to the document?\",\"answer\":\"Carbon dioxide and other gases from burning coal and oil rise into the atmosphere, forming a blanket that lets sunlight enter but prevents heat from escaping.\"},{\"question\":\"What relationship does the document suggest between greenhouse gases and global warming?\",\"answer\":\"It states that more information is needed but attributes increased Earth temperature to higher carbon dioxide levels, with greenhouse gases potentially doubling by 2100.\"},{\"question\":\"Why do not all scientists agree that the greenhouse effect has been proved?\",\"answer\":\"The document explicitly notes that some scientists do not believe the greenhouse effect has been proven, even while many attribute warming to it.\"}]","Greenhouse Gases Could Double - Special Report | PDF",1790686066,23]