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Avery, Dennis T. "The Effects of Global Warming Will Be Beneficial." Opposing Viewpoints: Global Warming. Ed. James Haley. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2002. Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center. Gale. Apollo Library. 3 Mar. 2008 .

The Effects of Global Warming Will Be Beneficial
Many scientist predict that global warming over the next century will only hear up the earth by approximately 3.5 degrees Fahrenheit. According to the past this slight warm up has increased crop reproduction and reduced air born disease. These same scientist also predict increased levels of CO2. This can be a blessing because carbon dioxide acts as a fertilizer to plants. This will help the forests grow healthier and more robust allowing them to be a habitat to more wildlife. The scientist also predict that New York is not going to disappear...

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Title: Annotated Bibliography, Global Warming
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