Global warming, by definition, is the "gradual increase in the overall temperature of the Earth's atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons and other pollutants.” (Webster) In recent decades there have been numerous debates regarding global warming. As of now it has become one of the biggest problems facing the world today. Scientists believe that our production of greenhouse gases and carbon dioxide is having a warming effect on the atmosphere, but is also creating a positive impact on the planet. The controversial side is the scientific consensus that it is humanity's fault that our actions have led to earthquakes, tidal waves, shifts of geographical plates, all due to of pollution due to global warming. The other aspect that is discussed is that global warming can bring new developments to our planet and everything that lives on it. This article will look at the positive and negative sides of global warming and suggest some ways in which nature and beings humans are solving the problem. Global warming is causing the greatest impact on nature and humanity in the 21st century, but with the increase of greenhouse gases, humanity, nature and species will learn to evolve. Many negative impacts are the result of global warming, but many positive changes have occurred. was created by humanity. There have been many ideas about what humans can do to ameliorate the greenhouse gases and CO2 emissions we create and where they can take us. For example, reducing CO2 emissions has given many thoughts about what could be causing the increase in greenhouse gases. One of the main sources is car emissions. The creators of Shell Gasoline Corporation, a Fortu...... middle of paper ......d Cosan: Powering a low-carbon future with biofuels." 2 June 2011. Riezen Cosan, post online at Shell Global Web. November 2, 2013. Rosenberg, Matt. “Advantages and Disadvantages of Global Warming.” About.com, Online publication on Geography Web, November 2, 2013. "Long-term CO2 production from deeply weathered soils of a tropical rainforest: evidence for a potential positive feedback to climate warming" 12.10 (2006): 1878-1893 Academic Web.Supply in a tropical coral reef ecosystem. " Biology of Global Change 17.4 (2011): 1695-1702.Web. November 28 2013.