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    The earth’s climate is changing all the time. There are ice ages and heatwaves. At the moment we are going through another climate change. A statement from Barack Obama at the 2014th United Nations Climate Summit says, “There’s one issue that will define the contours of this century more dramatically than any other, and that is the urgent threat of a changing climate” (Fox News, 2014). This shows that climate change is a real thing and people did not just come up with it. Global warming is the…

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    The subject of climate change has been hotly debated over the past decade. It is now obvious that the climate is changing and that it is more than likely going to cause problems in the future. The amount of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere has considerably increased since the Industrial Revolution. As fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas, and crude oil are burned, carbon dioxide is discharged into the atmosphere where it is trapped. This is called the greenhouse effect and…

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    As we continue to do our ways of inducing climate change, the outcome of a larger and a lot more dangerous disasters is inevitable. The world we may live in may change for the worst. Climate change is a way of understanding how molecules can affect other molecules differently in an environment. This change can amount to the large amounts or shortage of one type of molecule that can alter how the climate would normally dissipate. The irregular climate can modify the temperature to either being…

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    Fossil Fuels also have a great influence on climate change. The burning of fossil fuels in factories and electricity production cover the earth and heat is trapped in, which does a lot of damage. Moreover, Excess heat has dramatically begun affecting the environment. Patrick O 'Driscoll and Dan Vergano, authors who are a part of a company called Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, “Among the findings, Tebaldi says, is that even if people stopped burning the fossil fuels that…

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    Climate Change and Structural Engineers The sun is the main source of energy to the planet and annually it supplies the earth with certain amount of energy. Some of this energy is reflected back to space directly, but the rest that enters the planets is either absorbed by the atmosphere and earth surface or reflected back to space. However some of the energy is trapped by the atmosphere to warm the earth’s surface in a natural way. This phenomenon is called the ‘The Greenhouse Effect’ which is…

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    Climate Change Crisis Whether humans are causing climate change is a big debate today. This was first introduced in 1815. Also in the 19th century scientists came up with many theories how the climate change was made. This became a major problem in 1988. This will prove that humans are causing climate change. Before we get to the 3 main reasons, let’s see what other things cause climate change. There is pollution and smoke coming from factories that burn materials causing a temperature change.…

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    Andrew Heywood ENG 1101 Larson August 24, 2015 Climate Change and the Arctic Earth is a self-sustaining system that is built to cleanse and rehabilitate its own environment. Due to our interactions with the environment, producing mass amounts of greenhouse gases and releasing chemical waste, we are slowly tearing the Earth apart faster than it can repair itself. One effect this has created is climate change. Climate change has caused much of Earth’s environment to degrade, the Arctic being the…

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    It is apparent that the issue of global climate change and how to create a more sustainable environment are becoming more and more prominent in social media. One good example is the film, Chasing Ice; a chilling documentary that follows the work of nature photographer, James Balog, on his expeditions across the arctic to capture the devastating effects of global warming on camera. Balog has been able to document the melting of polar ice caps and track the aggressive rate at which they are…

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    public on climate change by Timothy Cama is about Exxon Mobil Corporation lying to the public about keeping information regarding climate change and misleading the public about their knowledge of fossil fuels harming the planet. It shows that "the largest oil company in the world" (Cama, 2017, para.12) is unsympathetic when it comes to the environment. Exxon did not want their customers to know they were aware of the harsh reality of the climate change. It seems foolish to be unaware of climate…

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    Guinn_ENVM620_M5_GradedAssign 1. Climate change is defined as a broad range of changes that are happening to the planet and include: Rising sea levels, shrinking mountain glaciers, accelerated ice melt at the poles, which is primarily the result of human activity of burning of fossil fuels, which releases carbon dioxide (a heat trapping gas) into the air (Dunbar, n.d.). The key arguments in support of global climate change include both natural cases and manmade causes. Some of these natural…

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