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Causes of Climate Change
Hello Dears,
In my opinion, the major causes of Climate Change are the rapid and unorganized Industrialization, population growth, availability of large quantity of new products in the market containing hazardous chemicals, unproper disposable methods of industrial and chemical wastes, bad governance of governments and their respective departments, lack of general awareness among the people, improper utilization of funds and inconsistence governmental policies etc. Thanks.
In my opinion, the major causes of Climate Change are the rapid and unorganized Industrialization, population growth, availability of large quantity of new products in the market containing hazardous chemicals, unproper disposable methods of industrial and chemical wastes, bad governance of governments and their respective departments, lack of general awareness among the people, improper utilization of funds and inconsistence governmental policies etc. Thanks.
Posted on October 16, 2009 at 9:18
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