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    Task 8 The burning of fossil fuels for energy and animal agriculture are two of the biggest contributors to global warming, along with deforestation. Globally, fossil fuel-based energy is responsible for about 60% of human greenhouse gas emissions, with deforestation at about 18%, and animal agriculture between 14% and 18%. Animal agriculture and eating meat are the biggest cause of global warming. Beef is a bigger problem than other meats because people tend to eat it more Than…

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    Ice caps are slowly diminishing around the world because of numerous problems. First of all, when the ice caps thaw seasonally then rebuild, they are no longer rebuilding back, because there is less snowfall and more heat, as shown in Figure C. When ice caps melt, sea levels rise which can disturb the migration pattern of animals, alter ecosystems, and make people move out of their homes because of flooding. it can also threaten many islands and coastal cities. An estimate by NASA is that polar…

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    To begin with, Hemp can absorb 4x more CO2 than trees. Although air pollution can be diminished by car pulling, planting more trees and reducing deforestation; using hemp to minimize air pollution can be very favorable. The convenience of the Hemp plant is; more rapid CO2 absorption, improved soil structure, and no other chemical inputs. Hemp can be grown in already existing agricultural land, it can be a part of a farm’s crop rotation, it can grow in a diversity of soil conditions and climates…

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    nearly fifty per cent of the land cover has been lost. This is shown as Roberts et al (2002) report that the amount of area in Rondonia and South Amazonia that has been subject to deforestation has increase from 566000ha to 1.2 million ha. This means that although this is not specific to this municipality, deforestation in the area is the major negative land cover change. However, these two statistics also indicate that 47.3% has been…

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    petroleum resources development, resources of minerals, farming for cash-crop estates and subsistence. And also damaging environmental or landscape change by natural phenomena like hurricanes, volcanoes, floods etc) or by process of humans like deforestation construction, use of lands for farming, artificial land drainage etc. This is the only huge danger to the Earth’s biodiversity and the large extinction in the world. When an animal of plant becomes extinct When it does not have a habitat,…

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    deal of the same ones, but at the same time they both have there own separate ones. Even though the lorax is a fictional movie it does present real life environmental issues in the clip that we face today in real life. Some of the issues were deforestation, pollution of water and air, and animal drop/extinction. Now while in Easter's end the environmental issues are the cause of something that happened over 100 years ago still affect the island…

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    process of climate change. This along with the extensive harvesting of lumber have made the air harder to breath; more carbon dioxide and less oxygen is being produced. The Dr Seuss book, and movie, The Lorax warns against the ghastly effects of deforestation. The cutting of trees, and not replanting, in the movie cause terrible air quality and life for the species in that area. In real life, seventy percent of land animals and vegetation in the world are located and dependent upon the Earth’s…

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    Due to their high-altitude lifestyle, their only natural predators are snow leopards and martens along with some birds of prey and small carnivores who prey on the more vulnerable cubs. The main threat to red pandas are humans because of deforestations of their unique habitats and illegal hunting and poaching of these mammals. Why save the Red Panda? The red panda is an unique species with its behavior and along with its habitat. Since it is also the last remaining species in its…

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    In the future what climate will the earth have? Will it be too hot, were we will all have to live underground to stay alive and cool. Will we be in the next ice age, struggling to survive in the cold. Will glaciers cover the earth’s surface to the point where no plants can grow? Will we have destroyed the crops where we can no longer feed ourselves? Will it be the same as it is now, proving that climate change is just a political game? No matter what is in store for us in the future, Climate…

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    gases into the atmosphere. Another large problem is that losing forests constantly is not making it any better. Clearing the forests also releases large amounts of carbon dioxide. On top of that, plants and trees use it to grow. Worldwide deforestation means we don’t have as many trees to absorb the extra carbon dioxide. This means the more of it that stays in the atmosphere, the more heat is trapped. These are only a few of the bigger problems in the argument of human-caused climate…

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