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    of the team has different objectives they are no better than the crowds. Building a good team requires balance. The ideal teammate follows orders without question and wants nothing in return. Friends and family may be willing to be a part of a team free of charge, yet will likely set their eyes on their own Black Friday deals. Mercenaries or other forms of hireable labor will not have this problem, although they will expect a paycheck, cutting into Black Friday savings. Friends, family, and…

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    Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac introduces the concept of a “land ethic” which Leopold defines as a change in relationship between humans and the land—a transition from dominator to member—and the cultivation of a positive, symbiotic partnership (240). Currently, the relationship between humans and the land leans on the side of parasitic. Humans are leaching off of the natural resources of the land in a way that is not sustainable nor respectful, and are continuously causing irreversible…

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    An example of my life is when I see something on the television about how global warming is affecting everyone and we should start doing things to help prevent it. I start to bike to school instead of getting a drive and I start shutting the lights off when I’m not using it but soon after a week I go back to what I used to do because…

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    Fire And Flood Summary

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    that occurred this season. Amanda Paulson, a Staff writer at the Christian Science Monitor, wrote the article Fire and floods: Did climate play a role in this fall's disaster? on October 13, 2017. Paulson points out climate scientists agree the warming of our climate has set the conditioning to warrant the abrupt climate changes and all the extreme events, we’ve seen lately. Scientists have connected Climate changes to more severe storms, hurricanes and one of the main causes of wildfires,…

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    “ The warnings on global warming have been extremely clear for a long time. We are facing a global climate crisis. We are entering a period of consequences.” (Al Gore). Global warming is dangerous and changing our world, as the quote stated above and we’ve haven’t done much to decrease it. Global warming is a serious topic because we realize (and have known this for a while) that it has made a very big modification to our world today. How you may ask? We have been polluting our earth and…

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    likewise encountered a few changes: oceans are warming and winding up more acidic, glaciers are melting, and ocean levels are rising. As these changes regularly happen in future decades, they will probably present difficulties to our general public and environment.…

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    Pacific Garbage Patch was real. Around it was a bunch of birds called the Albatross. Albatross inhabit the island where the Garbage Patch is, and it affects them in the long-run. Birds that were alive one day were dead the next with a full stomach, and it was full of plastic which no one can digest. John Klavitter a biologist for the US fish and Wildlife stated that "5 tons of plastic brought in by albatross and to baby chicks" (30:49). That is just really sad. In one instance, Angela had found…

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    Bjorn Lomborg Argument

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    Lomborg believes that the use of global figures helps to give a good overall picture, incorporating both improvements and declines on a global scale (Lomborg 2001, 7); helping to give a more easily evaluated figure which can clearly show global trends. This is how he presents nearly every argument within the book; first he would show some of the data presented as part of the litany, and then he would go on to disprove it using his “global figures” and “global trends”. When looking at the issue…

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    It is sunny and hot: to what extent does heat and sun imagery shape Meursault’s action In the novel The Stranger by Albert Camus, weather imagery plays an important role. Some of the most important imagery is heat and sun imagery. The main character, Meursault, is always aggravated when the sun is present. Sun and heat are shown to control his emotions. The intensity of the heat and the sum are the main controlling factors of his emotions. Heat and sun can be interpreted as the relationship…

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    in the recent warming period. Since the industrial revolution, scientists have discovered “that production of electricity using coal and petroleum, and other uses of fossil fuels in transportation and industry, affects our environment in ways we did not understand before.” The dramatic increase of carbon dioxide and methane, gasses that absorb heat, in the atmosphere has a direct correlation to the rise in temperatures, making it more obvious that humans are contributing to global…

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