Harris, Paul G., ed. 2003. Global Warming and East Asia: The Domestic and International Politics of Climate Change. New York: Routledge, extensively discussed the issue similar to most advocates for several decades now. But, it seems that human activities in consistence with increased population have rather intensified global warming than reduce it to a scale more convenient for sustainable existence. For example, Senator Ted Kennedy just died of brain cancer. Cancer has been known to be caused by environmental factors that hugely intensify warming of the globe. Such factors had been identified to come from excessive use of fossil fuel like gasoline, kerosene, coal, and manufacturing.
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