What are some experiments I can do to prove that Global Warming is affecting earth?

Question

I am doing an experiment on Global Warming.

Answer 1

You dont have to neccessarily do an experiment. You can just sort and organize already exsisting data such as ave temperatures for an area or region. or dates the the first ____ (fill in the blank) was observed such geese or other critters returning or leaving or the first spring flower in an area. etc.. etc.. etc.. the data has already been collected u just have to organize a specific portion of it.

Answer 2

You can't.  Even the experts can't.  However, you could do a test on a greenhouse (make your own greenhouse) to show that it is possible to heat up a volume well beyond normal temperatures by trapping the radiated heat.  That is the fundamental concept behind the "man causes global warming" theory.

Answer 3

live in a tent where polar bears are and report to the news media

Answer 4

Your question is similar to a question "What experiment can I do to prove that quarks exist?"  You can't.  It took thousands of scientists and experimenters and billions of dollars to prove their existence.

There are tens of thousands of scientists working to verify Global Warming.  There is a consensus but not unanimity.  It is a very difficult problem.  But it is a very, very important problem.  Millions will suffer if we don't solve the problem.

For example, if both poles and Greenland melt the oceans will rise 40 feet.  That would put Manhattan under water.

For an excellent history of Global Warming see the link below-

Answer 5

Global Warming is similar to a green house, in which the effects of Global Warming could be also called as Green House Effects. If you want to do an experiment on Global Warming, research about it first, then decide on the experiment. Here, I also found a website that has the list of experiments under the category of Global Warming: http://www.juliantrubin.com/fairprojects...

Answer 6

I think there talking about global cooling now. For real

Answer 7

Try putting the a/c on and opening all the windows