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    Arctic Climate Change

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    example, since the sea ice is white, it helps reflects sunlight back to space and reduce the the heat absorption at the poles keeping it cold. As the Arctic is getting warmer the sea ice is shrinking exposing more seawater to sunlight and causing more heat absorption in the sea, which resulted in the melting of the ice that creates a positive feedback loop indicating the warming of the sea. The polar heat affects weather worldwide because the atmospheric circulation and ocean current is the…

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    examples of global climatic oscillations, and essential part of a vast and complex system of climatic fluctuations. La Niña is characterized by colder temperatures and lasting if it is compared with El Niño as it is characterized by curiously warm sea temperatures in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean. Under normal conditions the Pacific in South America from Chile to the south of Ecuador, they are cold and rich in nutrients and generate an ecosystem abundant marine life that explains the fishing…

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    What is space? Is it an endless void of aimless wander, a gold mine of opportunity, or our only way that we can save ourselves from the potential decline and destruction of humanity? For the previous fifty years this planet has seen more disgusting mistreatment of nature and the natural way of things than in all of Earth’s history. The planet is in decline and if we do nothing to set things right, we will soon see the collapse of modern society. A combination of pollution, global warming, and…

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    Climate Change In America

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    every level to ensure that future generations will live in the same healthy ecosystem as today. Global warming is the current buzz word to describe the climate change currently experienced by the world today,…

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    The first impact would be sea ice disappearance. The temperatures in the Artic are rising faster than anywhere else on the planet. Because of this, the sea ice is shrinking. Forecast for the Artic region has predicted that most, if not all, of the Artic sea ice, will be gone within 30 years (McGraw-Hill, 2014). This will not only result in a major loss of wildlife, but the significant decrease…

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    2015a). Explicitly, international initiatives to maintain below a increase of 1.5˚C and far less than 2˚C above pre-industrial GMT levels needs to be implemented at government and industry levels of the energy-supply, private and within building/transport sectors. The plausible implementation of mitigation initiatives are explicit within contemporary society at local levels of agriculture (Fischer…

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    The issue climate change entails that the global and/or regional climate patterns are changing. One of the most compelling arguments that scientists and theorists have are the studies that conclude that the levels of carbon dioxide are increasing, which essentially come from fossil fuels, industrialization, and other sources, all of which have increased the amount of carbon dioxide emissions in the past centuries. In much simpler words, the use of fossil fuels…

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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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    formed by plate tectonics. It consist of mountains linked together, having a valley running along the spine, and its known as an oceanic spreading center which is in charge of the seafloor spreading. New seafloor is being produced when convection currents rise in the mantle layer which is under the oceanic crust, it then create magma that cools down into basalt where two plates is push away from each other. Ridge push and slab pull are the two processes that is in charge of the spreading of the…

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    contribute to global warming. With many types of global warming, fossil fuels is the biggest contributor to our downfall. There are many alternatives to reduce the amounts of global warming, however, solar energy is the most beneficial. With the current climate crisis revolving around earth,…

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