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    experiencing it outside every day, and the climate is how the atmosphere behaves relatively over an extended period of time over a specific time frame, breaking it up into weeks, months and years. Climate and weather are related as they both describe the atmospheric conditions and characteristics of a specific area. 2. What is the greenhouse effect? How is amplified warming different from natural warming? The greenhouse effect is a natural process warming up the Earth…

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    Urban Heat Island Case Study

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    The formation of smog that is highly sensitive to temperatures since photochemical reactions are more likely to occur and intensify at higher temperatures. Atmospheric pollution can be aggravated due to the accumulation of smog. In addition, the increased emissions of ozone precursors from vehicles is also associated with the high ambient temperature (Shahmohamadi, et al, 2012). situation in Los Angeles City where…

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: This report provides an analysis and evaluation of environmental planning of Australia and urban development. There are 3 relevant case studies of ecologically sustainable development that is clean land, clean air and plan for a clear environment. All the information presented and conceptualizes the state of environmental planning in Australia in relationship between urban form community and government attitudes to natural processes, resource management and policy development…

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    Pollution has affected the Unites States greatly due to anthropogenic effects and cultural norms that most U.S. citizens have practiced for years. There are three main forms of pollution that I will be focusing on: air, soil, and water pollution. [Can I use this as an opening paragraph to introduce the topic of U.S. pollution??] CHEMICALS AND PARTICLES There is almost an immeasurable amount of chemicals in the air that make up the air quality in the United States. Many of these toxins are…

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    The tsunami overtook the buildings of Fukushima Daiichi, a nuclear power plant company. Electricity and the emergency generator were shut off immediately. Three reactors shut down completely and were destroyed. When the reactors shut down the plant went into meltdown stage, causing the reactors to overheat due to the loss of water. Due to the…

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    Tornado Research Paper

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    Background and overview: Tornados are one of the most damaging atmospheric hazards as they reach incredible wind speeds and cause great damage that is beyond repair. In the USA, on average, 60 people die each year from tornados. This is usually from falling or flying debris. 1.1 DESCRIPTION Tornados can be casually described as a cylinder spinning with a Smokey colour to it from the ground damage or other that is trapped inside the cylinder. Tornados are a column of air that maintains contact…

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    What Is Geoengineering?

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    Geoengineering is the study of using modern day resources to counteract the massive international problem of global warming. There are three main types of geoengineering that have been theorized, one being the science fiction call to action, the form of geoengineering is called Solar Radiation Management. Scientists have reason to believe that if we reflect a tiny proportion of solar radiation that comes naturally from the sun, we will be able to decrease the amount global warming. Scientists…

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    Global Warming: The Underlying Effects Of Carbon Dioxide For many years, individuals have been drawn to the natural beauty of Hawaii. They travel thousands of miles to witness what is called paradise. These individuals bask in the warmth of the sun while relaxing on a sandy beach often unaware of a crucial problem right in front of their eyes. This highly debatable problem is known as global warming. It has been a pressing concern for quite some time. Global warming has affected many…

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    scientists believe that the greenhouse effect started. All of the mass amounts of CO2 in the air act like a wall and doesn’t let all of the dangerous gases out. Smith says that “There is evidence of increasing global temperatures and increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations” (Smith). This also effects the sea levels, science now confirms that large masses of ice in the artic, and in Greenland are melting and filling the ocean. Land masses are slowly being reduced. Oguz describes it…

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    Energy Use and Environment Issues in Modern History The Industrial Revolution is the name given to the movement in which machines changed people’s way of life, as well as their methods of manufacture. During this time people shifted away from animal, human, water, and solar sources to resources based on fossil fuels. There are many huge benefits from these sources of energy, but also many serious threats to the environment and the sustainability to human civilization. Population dynamics…

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