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    examine the composition of the Earth’s atmosphere going back 800,000 years by analyzing ice cores drilled in Greenland and Antarctica (Ferguson). By doing so, we can compare changes in global temperature and the levels of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, and take note whether there are any similar correlations that can be found in prehistoric times. If there are any similar correlations, then we would have evidence that such a sudden shift in the Earth’s climate is not necessarily due to…

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    Global Warming: Caused By Humans Earth is a sacred place. One single planet to house seven billion individuals, and that number is constantly growing. If the planet is damaged then there is no way of getting a new one. Elisabeth Corrall’s article “Global Warming is Happening Now” states that Earth’s average temperature has risen one and a half degrees fahrenheit over the past century, and it is estimated to rise another half to eight and a half degrees fahrenheit in the next one hundred years…

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    What is global Warming? Global Warming is the increase of Earth’s average surface temperature due to the effect of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels or deforestation, which trap heat that wouldn’t stay on the Earth otherwise. This is a really big issue for the planet because it’s said that by the time a baby born today is 80 years old, the world will be 6 and a half degrees warmer than it is now. Main causes of climate change (human) People are constantly adding…

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    A sustainable city is a city designed with consideration of environmental impact, inhabited by people dedicated to minimization of required inputs of energy, waste output of heat, air pollution CO2, methane, and water pollution (A Sustainable City). In a world where society needs to be in constant motion to thrive, energy outputs are high and this equals pollution. There are some cities out there that have decided to look at the idea of reducing their energy outputs or find more efficient ways…

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    extensive amounts of Carbon Dioxide in the air which reacts with the water in the sea. This problem is affecting the world’s oceans, and severely impacts those that rely on the sea animals in the ocean. Relation to the Digestive System: Oceans are not naturally acidic, but are slightly basic due to them having a pH of 8.06. Through excessive human pollution, such as driving cars, flying, expelling gases through factories and more, we are polluting our environment with carbon dioxide and other…

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    Oxyhemoglobin Dissociation Curve A oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve is a tool used to show the relationship between the saturation of oxygen and the partial pressure of oxygen. It directly tells us how a person own body is utilizing oxygen intake, how carbon dioxide levels are being regulated, as well as how efficient the hemoglobin in our body binds and release oxygen molecules to the appropriate tissues that require it. Normally the oxygen that our tissues need in order to function properly…

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    the world should have a zero-carbon economy by the end of the century and have established a goal to reduce emissions by 40-70% before 2050. The Deep Decarbonisation Pathway Project (DDPP) was collaboratively created by researches from the 15 highest polluting countries and presented to the United Nations Climate Summit in 2014. The report provides a guide for each of these countries, which together contribute to 70% of the world’s emissions, on how to limit carbon emissions enough to achieve…

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    Have you ever wondered how much automobiles really affect the environment? Or have you ever wondered if electric cars really are better for the environment? I have learned from this that global warming is a real issue. Not only from gas or diesel engines, but from electric cars also. Vehicles have always been a danger to the environment. Lately they are becoming more and more of a danger. If we continue to pollute the air, global warming will continue to increase. Riding with friends will help…

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    (Supporting sentence 3.A) Global Warming is cause by buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This cause the climate to rise. Deforestation release carbon dioxide while trees are burning or rotten. Also, there are now less trees process carbon dioxide into oxygen. This affect is causing disasters in other part of the world. Due to the water cycle are effect because of deforestation. (Supporting sentences…

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    Since the industrial revolution, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has greatly increased, which has had various consequences on the world. Global temperatures have risen 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit since 1880. This heat increase has affected the top 2,300 feet of the oceans, it having warmed 0…

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