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    What are the risks of climate change and global warming? Global Warming refers to a rise in the average temperature of the air on Earth. Whether the air near the Earth's surface and the oceans. Cause of global warming because of greenhouse gases increased by human activities. Whether burning coal and fuel. Including the chemical ingredients of greenhouse gases that humans use. And many more as a result, these greenhouse gases rise to unite the Earth's atmosphere. The sun's radiation…

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    The change in enthalpy for the combustion of magnesium metal Abstract ======== Hess’s law of heat summation states that the value of DH for a reaction is the same whether it occurs directly or as a series of…

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    Ian Alberts, BIOL118 Dr. Hochwender: Glacier change in Antarctica Looking specifically at the temperature changes in Antarctica, the last 120 years have seen a noticeable rise (Davies 2017). Normally, such drastic changes could be explained by Antarctic Oscillation, defined as different winds changing strength and direction, but these temperature changes are too drastic to blame it on anything we have ever witnessed in history. Greenhouse gasses entering the atmosphere since the industrial…

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    Dear Rex W. Tillerson CEO, As you must know, climate change is real and well in effect. The sea-level is rising, the ice caps are melting, the ocean is acidifying, and Earth’s temperature is rising at an unprecedented rate. Why, must you ask? We humans have become so powerful and influential that we have changed Earth’s climate and the way Earth works. As the population will continue to grow at a high rate, the need for resources will increase as well. So, you may be asking yourself, why are…

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    arid region, they are experiencing a high degradation in quantity and quality by water erosion. the latter is a natural phenomenon, that evolves with the anthropic evolution and the climate severity, recent studies on the vulnerability to climate change in the Mediterranean region, indicate a trend towards increased aridity which accelerating water erosion (Berkane and Yahiaou 2007; Souadi 2011). Soil erosion by rainfall and runoff is a widespread phenomenon in the different Mediterranean…

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    Final Essay Have you ever imagined what would happen if the ozone layer was utterly destroyed and the amount of sun rays reaching the earth dramatically increased? In Naomi’s Klein book, This Changes Everything, the author elucidates how the increasing awareness of the adverse effects of extractive processes on the environment has triggered the formation of many environmental movements. Blockadia is one of the most recent movements that has adopted a different strategy compared to earlier ones.…

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    The Great Barrier Reef's inhabitants are most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change that alter their communities, habitat and food sources. All the species are equally important so they all had to figure out a way to survive anything to global warming to the yearly cold winters. There are about 15 different species of whale in the Great Barrier Reef alone, most of them migrate north while the southern hemisphere have their winter to breed. So while they are staying at the Great Barrier…

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    Climate changing is also a reason for the Amazon being threatened. Burning, running the forest and having a high rate of Co2 in the weather, the forest will be exposed to global warming. This is making the Amazon rainforest the heart of climate worrieness. “The more forest that is gone, the more temperatures increases, which causes more forest to die back, and so on”. (WWF, N.D). Another reason is oil development; oil digging in the Amazon is rising. Yasuni is one of the world’s ecologically…

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    Climate Changes? How might human activities have affected global climate change? Human activities have affected global climate change in many different ways. Humans have contributed to global climate change by deforestation, the use of hydro-carbons, and the burning of fossil fuels. Is the climate changing right now? Some scientists who study the climate from today and from the past say that the global temperature has risen dramatically. Scientists are also seeing other noticeable changes in…

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    Climate Change Crisis Whether humans are causing climate change is a big debate today. This was first introduced in 1815. Also in the 19th century scientists came up with many theories how the climate change was made. This became a major problem in 1988. This will prove that humans are causing climate change. Before we get to the 3 main reasons, let’s see what other things cause climate change. There is pollution and smoke coming from factories that burn materials causing a temperature change.…

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