Effects of Global Warming on the Environment Essay

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    Global Warming 7/31/16 APA Format Ernest Wilson AMU / HIST 102 Professor Marc Wenner There are many issues in the world which are affecting the earth and its people. Global warming is one of the significant issues which results in impacting the environment of the earth. Global warming consists of a continuous rise in the temperature of the earth. The temperature is rising so significantly that it has become uncontrollable even after considering the technological advancements.…

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    Global warming is a natural occurrence that is not caused by humans, but humans have accelerated the process by changing the environment negatively worldwide. The term “global warming”, though, does not incorporate the whole definition. The “greenhouse effect” is the term that is used to accurately describe the situation. The greenhouse effect has two aspects to its meaning. It encompasses the natural greenhouse effect and the man-made “enhancement” of the natural greenhouse effect (Spencer).…

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    Global Warming: What should be done? What is global warming? Global warming is “a 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 pollutions.” (Google. Global Warming) with that said I truly believe that global warming is truly a “thing” that people of all ages, race and cultural backgrounds should take serious and not ignore. With that said as a whole…

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    An Inconvenient Truth is a fascinating documentary about global warming by director Davis Guggenheim. The film is based on a multimedia presentation that gave Al Gore in over a thousand cities around the world in recent years and presents a disturbing picture of the destruction that is causing global warming and horrible future that awaits us if this problem is not addressed soon. Gore presents a graph demonstrating a connection between CO2 levels and temperature during 600.000 years based on…

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    Speech Specific Purpose: Awareness of the threat of global warming Introduction: I. In the words of Leonardo DiCaprio after receiving his Oscar, “Climate change is real. It is happening right now. It is the most urgent threat facing our entire species, and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating.” II. While many of us have heard about global warming, we do not view it significantly important as we all should. Global warming is defined as the increase in Earth’s average…

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    In Julia Whitty’s “Diet for a Warm Planet,” she discusses the issue of global warming. Whitty identifies controversial causes of global warming. She discusses the lack of interest America has for the environment. She also states several solutions to reduce the carbon footprint which focuses on what Whitty calls a fossil fuel diet. Whitty’s main argument is, “Since America is responsible for 22 percent of annual emissions, I suggest we set a target of shrinking our personal carbon footprint by…

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    the issue of global warming have captured the attention of people worldwide over the past 20years or so. What is the issue ? Scientist looking at what the humans are doing to the environment today believe that we are changing the climate of the planet on a global basis, we are warming the earth . Now if you think of the earth the way you might think of the human body, the human body lives at a relatively constant temprature…

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    The environment is making people sick and causing more health problems (Borenstein). One instance of this is a 57-year-old man from Huntingburg, Indiana. This man suffered a heart attack, which made his wife become a widow. According to a 10-year study, it states, The pollution appears to accelerate harmful deposits in the arteries that cause nearly all heart attacks and most strokes (Smith Hopkins A1). This quote by Jamie Smith Hopkins shows what can cause heart attacks and strokes and how…

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    Although Al Gore presents a well-constructed and very compelling argument on the effects of global warming, many have found his claims to be wrong and misinterpreted. For instance, he claims that as the earth tilts toward the sun the earth’s inhabitants absorb carbon dioxide. In the next season, the earth tilts away from sun allowing plants to release carbon dioxide creating an effect of inhaling and exhaling. This pattern shows the levels of carbon dioxide increase and decrease throughout the…

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    preserve, and protect the environment humanity must modify their mentality on materialistic objects and wealth. Over the past 4.5 billion years planet Earth has changed dramatically. Positive changes have developed, but with that, many negative changes have also developed. These negative changes have effected every living thing on Earth. Humanity went from living in simplicity to living materialistically. Environmental deficit is serious, long-term harm to the environment caused by…

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