global warming
The table compares and contrast data on the result of survey held to establish the common causes of global warming for certain people.
A closer look at the diagram highlights the fact that the majority of the people who were questioned regarding this environmental issue believed that global warming was happening.
More specifically, slightly near to one fifth the people surveyed (18%) did not believe that global warming was happening, while a little more three quarter of them (77%) realize that it was happening. Based on the chart itself, it was found that the three main reasons stated were almost the same in percentage, with a figure of just over quarter. Human behavior was believed to contribute the most by 26.4%. On the other hand, the cause of natural climate cycles, the second main reason, was attributed to 25.60%, a 0.4% of differences to the third reason of both human and natural causes by 25.2%.
Another fact worth noticing is that only 4% of them have no idea about what cause the global warming happened.
the table compares and contrast data
the table compares and contrasts the data
on the result of survey
on the result of a survey
one fifth the people
one fifth of the people
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