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    Not to mention, the results from the change has decreased on sea ice, increased sea levels, stronger storms and more droughts. For instance, “According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), 20th century measurements of CO2 isotope ratios in the atmosphere confirm that rising CO2 levels are the result of human activity, not natural processes such as ocean outgassing, volcanic activity, or release from other "carbon…

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    the debates between whether the human beings give rise to global climate change or not mainly focus on three factors: temperature, sea level and ocean acidity. From my survey, nearly 85 percent of people think that…

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    warming has become a major concern to environmentalist and people worldwide. The warming of Earth’s atmosphere and land have started to make itself present to many. In 2016, Earth’s global surface temperature is approximated to rise 1.3 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels (Le Page,1). Throughout the last century, it’s become evident to what has led to the increase in the warming of Earth. Much of the warming on Earth has been caused by the increased abundance of carbon in the…

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    Arctic Ice Research Paper

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    change. There are constant sea levels rising, global average temperatures rising, acid content in rain is increasing, and the quality of the air we breathe is decreasing. With the increasing temperatures, it is starting to melt the majority of the ice caps on both poles. The arctic poles are decreasing at an alarming rate of 12% a decade. At this rate, we will no longer have any arctic poles by the end of the century. If this were to occur, global sea levels would rise by 230 feet. This would…

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    Chasing Ice Analysis

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    Sungwoong Lee My brother and I watched the film Chasing Ice together on Wednesday. I watched all of the trailers that were on the list. However, among those 5 films of the list, I decided to watch the Chasing Ice because the scenery of Arctic was magnificent and I’m also interested in topic of global warming and wanted to know more about how the global warming affects to the glaciers in Artic. The movie Chasing Ice is a documentary film of one former scientist doing a long term project with his…

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    Global warming Global warming is a well-recognised concept since the mid 1900s. The current issue in question revolves around the extent climate change will affect mankind, the timescale and the severity of such changes. Various visible physical changes are evident over the last decade. Not only does the disasters strike more frequently and with more force, all three major global surface temperature reconstructions illustrate that the Earth has warmed vastly since 1880. The Department of Energy…

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    Humans have increased the speed of this ever since the industrial revolution, but not by how much the public eye thinks. The earth is natural changing on it's own. Climate change has been happening for a while and people can see those changes in sea level rises, and the average temperature rising slowly, less than a half of a degree a year. people know that humans are not the main cause of the climate changing because people know that the earth has done this before, and people can prove this by…

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    Coastal Erosion In Hawaii

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    Coastal Erosion in Hawaii Introduction: Coastal Erosion is a natural process along the worlds coastlines that occurs through the actions of currents and waves and results in the loss of sediment in some places and accretion in other places. (center for ocean solutions n.d.) Hawaii is one of the most eroded places in the world along the coast. Hawaii is located 4165km West of California and the mainland. (Map of Hawaii. 2014) The two main islands that are been worked on the most for…

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    an important issue facing the world because many things are affected by global warming. Deforestation, burning fossil fuels, industry wastes, and greenhouse effect are all caused by global warming. The effects of global warming are an increase in sea level, droughts, storms, extinction of animals, loss of coral reef and increase in temperature. Many governments across the globe are trying to increase the awareness of global warming. Humans play a big role in this issue because they are one of…

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    the daily impacts of sea-level rise they face. This article moves beyond scientific predictions, scientific jargon, scientific whatever, and instead showcases…

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