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    Carbon Dioxide Capture and Sequestration: Hope or Hype? Global warming is one of the biggest threats to our plant. One of the biggest contributor to global warming is Carbon Dioxide, which produces more than 60% of our Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Carbon Dioxide is a natural and a vital part of life; however, the world is experiencing a rapid population and economic growth, which leads to a rapid increase in the energy demand. The increase in energy demand, increases the Greenhouse gas emissions…

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    all know, global warming is caused by carbon dioxide going into the atmosphere. But, now there is a possible solution of burying it deep underground or beneath the ocean. The burning of fossil fuels poses a great threat to rising sea levels, stronger storms, and agricultural disruptions. Most importantly the global temperature level rising. Humans are in risk with carbon dioxide being emitted to the atmosphere daily. There is no simple solution to removing carbon dioxide entering the atmosphere.…

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    I looked at the carbon cycle and discovered that I did affect this cycle in ways that I had not imagined. Of course I was aware that I do produce carbon just by breathing and perspiring. There are other ways that I did produce carbon that were subtle and did affect the carbon cycle too. The carbon cycle is very important in maintaining a balance in our planet. It helps to sustain life on the planet as we know it. This cycle happens on its own, but we have somehow altered it in many ways.…

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    are continuing to do harmful things to our Earth. II. Connection to audience: The environment is something each of you should care about. We only have one earth and it’s on each of our shoulders to make a difference. If we can consider what our carbon footprint leaves and change some of the ways we do things every day, we can start to fix all the damage that has been done to our environment. III. Credibility:…

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    organizations to see what we could do to better our tomorrow. One of the companies was Carbon Pollution Reduction, which build stoves in Handuras https://www.cooleffect.org/. Another organization is Paidtogo, which reimburses commuters who are taking alternative methods of traveling by having people sponsor it. /www.paidtogo.com/. I looked at many similar websites but COTAP caught my eye. Not only did they helped with carbon offset, they also provided employment for undeveloped countries.…

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    several different ways such as: Carbon footprint,Tragedy of the Commons,Use of natural resources, cause of global warming, and its repercussions. By comparing the current consequences vs the possible outcomes, it will be clear that this small change will make an enormous impact on the world. A carbon footprint is defined as: The total amount of greenhouse gases produced directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide. All products that…

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    political debate in major countries, for instants, China, the United State, India, and Russia who produced most of greenhouse gases (Brander, 2014). The temperature on earth has increase dramatically that caused by greenhouse gas or CO2 emission (Carbon dioxide emission is the greenhouse gas produced by human activities) is a negative externality problem that affects the world. Not only it damaged the atmosphere and cause of melted of ice from the north pole due to the changed of warmer weather…

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    Coursework 1- Carbon Fibre composites compared to traditional metallic properties Introduction Carbon fibre is a material made up of thin strips of crystalline filaments of carbon woven together to create a cloth or combined with a resin or ceramics to strengthen the material. Carbon fibre is now overtaking traditional metals in where it is being used and the reasons why will be discussed further on in the report (Happian-Smith 2001: 1). Carbon fibre composites have become the leading material…

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    coal, oil and natural gas. Only a few will be arguing about the carbon-storing forests the Amazon and the Congo. It appears that the destruction of trees and vegetation is releasing more CO2 than transportation. When it comes to the CO2 being sucked up the Amazon easily takes up a quarter of that but with that being said the storage amount has dropped a third or more since the 1990s. With the Congo coming to a second when it comes to carbon storage. In recent years, there have been great…

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    Controlling Carbon Dioxide Emissions Although Carbon is a very scarce element –it is less than one percent of the total composition of elements on Earth-, it forms an essential component of organic matter. It is able to live in all of the different spheres of the earth (in different forms). We need carbon to survive, but in some ways it can be very harmful. Due to that fact, many people are trying to control the amount of carbon dioxide emissions. Many have tried finding out ways to…

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