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    This idea directly relates to The Lorax and the deforestation and destruction of the Amazon rainforest, as two different resources are being used without any thought to the conservation of that resource. The Lorax involves a man called the Once-ler. He finds a forest that is host to “truffula trees”, he finds…

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    All of this and we haven’t mentioned the affected forests animals whom will be damaged severely by deforestation because they will lose their habitats and their wilderness life style, they will have to find new food sources and new water sources and that may lead them to direct encounters with humans and they will be under the threat of going instinct, deforestation will also harm the plants life forms because they could get killed from the acid rain caused by the burning of the…

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    is the process by which the atmosphere traps some of the Sun 's energy, warming the Earth enough to support life. Greenhouse gases are increasing the effect of global warming. These gases include carbon dioxide made by fossil fuel burning and deforestation. Over the past 200 years the percentage of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased, this was caused by burning large areas of forests to clear land, which means that there is less photosynthesis removing carbon dioxide from the air. The…

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    there are advantages and disadvantages of global warming, however, disadvantages which leads to harm and health challenges needs to be eliminated. Therefore solutions of reducing global warming amongst others are reducing the emissions, stopping deforestation, preparing for impacts and fighting misinformation. It is believed that if people stand together and stick to these solutions of trying to make the effects of global warming less severe, then it can be concluded that global warming will…

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    Selective logging and wildfires can result in a yearly loss of 54 billion tons of carbon from the Amazon. This increases greenhouse gas emissions and is equivalent to 40% of the annual carbon loss from deforestation. The trees of the Amazon Rainforest are growing fast. They're growing even faster than expected for a "mature" rainforest. The exact causes of this accelerated development still remains unknown. More than five million square kilometers of the Amazon's…

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    Alaska Global Warming

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    Our planet gets warmer every year. In fact, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration stated that research showed that 2014 is the warmest year in all the earth’s history (Rice). The release of harmful greenhouse gasses that are trapped into our atmosphere is the mainspring of our planet extremely heating. Professor Michael Daley states: “Gas molecules that absorb thermal infrared radiation, and are in significant enough quantity, can force the climate system. These type of gas…

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    including the species that live in these environments. One of the influences was not only from this job but environmental issues themselves. The meaning and purpose behind this sculpture is environmental issues, more specifically loss of species and deforestation. This shows that human beings are destroying the environment, taking everything special and unique out of it, like this orange frog, and making it and endangered species, the last of its tribe because of what has been done to their…

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    Overview Of Global Warming

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    The idea of Global Warming made a first appearance in the nineteenth century from scientists, such as Svante Arrhenius, who “argued that variations in trace constituents—namely carbon dioxide—of the atmosphere could greatly influence the heat budget of the Earth” (“Svante Arrhenius : Feature Articles”). In other words, elements in the atmosphere could significantly change the Earth’s heat depending on how much radiation was contained in the atmosphere by those elements. This proposition was…

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    Paperless Cons

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    alternative source other than wood is it uses no wood, keeping the forest without cutting it down. The cons are it is not completely clean itself releasing NOx, soot, ash, CO, CO2, and the process can be more expensive. Becoming an advocate for deforestation is good because you can get others to act on this and overall help save the forest. The downside to this is some people may ridicule you because they do not believe it is…

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    With his extraordinary military accomplishments and leadership skills, Genghis Khan was a warrior and ruler who united all the nomadic tribes in the steppe of Mongolia and built the largest land empire in the world in the thirteenth century. He left a great legacy through his innovative ideas and laws whilst also promoting religious freedom, allowing an exchange of the global economy between Asia and Europe (Weatherford). However, with a belief that there should be only one ruler under the sky,…

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