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Environmental & Analytical Toxicology

Environmental & Analytical Toxicology

ISSN: 2161-0525

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The change in climate can be caused by the change in normal climatic conditions or in the weather cycle. Shift in temperature is caused by factors such as changes in Earth's obtained radiation, cycles of organic phenomena, tectonics, and volcanic eruptions. It has been established that human activities are an significant cause of climate rise, and are highly responsible for global warming. Scientists systematically study past and future weather patterns through observations of maltreatment and theoretical models. Journal article is often referred to as a science paper, a peer-reviewed paper, or a scholarly research article. Journal papers are often referred to together as The Literature in a specific field. Scholarly journal is a peer-reviewed journal which publishes scholarships related to a specific academic discipline. Scholarly publications serve as platforms for proposing and presenting new work and denouncing current studies to be scrutinised. Usually content takes the form of papers that present original work, review articles and book reviews. The word scholarly journal refers to academic publications in all fields; this article deals with the common aspects of all academic field journals

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