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    In this article, Dr. Roger Rosenblatt has described Earth as if it was one of his patients. Diagnosing the earth as having diarrhea, alopecia, fever and many more symptoms, he explains how human overpopulation has had a negative impact on Earth. As the human population continues to grow, several aspects of Earth have changed. Due to an excessive amount of greenhouse gasses, the earth’s temperature has increased (Rosenblatt, 174). Deforestation has taken place as well as the eradication of…

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    Temprature Research Paper

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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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    Polar Bears In Nunavut

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    remain stable, if the average global temperature hike to no more than two degrees. But even then, if countries continue their business as they used to be and not doing what is necessary to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions, the conditions or the life expectations of the polar bears are in doubt. Because polar bears append a lot of time in winter and spring on sea ice chasing after fatty seals as well as mating and giving birth, they are very sensitive to global warming. And it says that about…

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    the summer months. Most of these changes occur not only from the climate change itself but rather from human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels. Global warming and sea ice changes over the past five decades have influenced the environment we live in today. One significance change is that polar ice caps help to regulate global temperature by redirecting…

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    Erosion By Nature

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    Many people in the world today wonder who and what shapes the earth. In this informative essay, you will learn just that. How is the earth shaped? The answer to that is people and nature. Erosion is a big part of shaping the earth. Some different kinds of erosion are wind erosion, and water erosion, when something erodes, that means that it is tearing away at something. Because there is water flow, erosion causes the water to work its way through cracks and expand them. When it is windy outside…

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    Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimates that to clean less than 1 percent of the North Pacific it would take 68 ships, working 10-hour days, a whole year. A skimming operation of that scope would also suck up tons of marine creatures. And with global plastic production doubling every 10 years, "there's no way to keep up," says Chris Wilcox of Australia's national science agency. "It would be as if you were vacuuming your living room, and I'm standing at the doorway with a bag of dust…

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    Carbon dioxide emissions in Argentina is not as bad. During the year of 1887 through 2006, the gas, solid, and liquid used is very low at the beginning of the year until 1922 where they start to increase throughout the years. Solid doesn’t have a major increase at all through the years. This means that in Argentina the people often, do not burn wood or coal as much. According to the data, In 1960 Argentina start emitting carbon dioxide. When comparing Argentina’s carbon dioxide to other…

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    For a while now, there has been a debate on whether or not CO2 levels among other pollutions, are causing a global warming effect. There are several facts addressing global warming and climate change as we know it. Global warming could have some positive effects but in the end consist of a mostly negative outcome. The reality is that we need to address what is currently causing the issue and do what we can to change it before it is too late. But what is it that really caused this issue, is it…

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    My Mentor Research Paper

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    have been an environmental junkie. Maybe I’ve read too many popular young adult novels that feature futuristic dystopian societies where civilization is forced to survive in an environmentally decimated world or listened to too many debates on global warming. Regardless of the cause being real or imagined, we cannot deny that the polar ice caps are melting, weather patterns are shifting, trash is mounting and the earth’s natural resources are being consumed at an alarming rate. I’ve been…

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    Fahrenheit Research Paper

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    Grant Carter 1/23/17 English Since 1900 the average ARTIC temperature has raised about 6.3 degrees Fahrenheit. That may not seen like a big change but if the temperature keeps on increasing that rapidly, by 2020 the average temperature in the artic would be –29 degrees Fahrenheit. That would increase the temperature by 1 degrees every decade. By the end of the 2000s there would be few ice and less habitats for the artic animals that live there. They would then have to move from the…

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