Effects of Global Warming on the Environment

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    Over the past century, our global temperature is increasing at an astonishing rate. Resources, such as lumber, and fossil fuels are overly exploited for industrial expansion, by which enlarge the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gas, which can intensify the greenhouse effect. Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Nitrous Oxide and other Greenhouse gases can trap infrared radiation emitted from our Sun and store it in our atmosphere. Greenhouse gases are not all bad, in fact it 's essential for us to…

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    of our most overlooked problems we contribute to is global warming. There are many ways how we can help end this tragedy, the two easiest being; lowering our carbon dioxide output and help putting an end to deforestation. Global warming is the increase of the overall temperature of earth’s atmosphere, surface, and oceans. The main problem is that our average temperature is rising and is causing many environmental and social changes. Global warming is responsible for the melting of our polar ice…

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    impact their new obsession with growth and consumption had. These impacts were easily ignored because they were not immediately seen. Coal burning, the automobile, acid rain, ozone depletion, water and nuclear pollution, all effects of economic growth, would alter the environment and it would be forever changed by the twentieth century. During the century the world population increased to reach 6 billion, this escalating population, plus new technologies adapted partly to provide for them, put…

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    2005). New Orleans is a coastal city near the Gulf of Mexico, it is easily affected by hurricanes. b. Human accelerates global warming, which increases the severity of Katrina. This part talks about the relationship between Global Warming and Hurricane Katrina, to indicate that the severity of Katrina is due to global warming, where human is a big contributor. Global warming contributes to the rise of sea surface temperatures, which is correlated to the increase number of hurricanes (Kluger,…

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    Our Effect on Earth and Effects of Global Warming Due to Deforestation Deforestation is one of the main causes of CO2 emissions in the world. The tearing down of trees and forests are leaving a lasting effect on our earth and the atmosphere. Deforestation is tearing down trees and lumber from the forest, whether this is done legally or illegally, this practice is a very controversial one. The process of logging begins with cutting down the trees needed to cut into logs. These trees are then…

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    lives can be biodegradable. Addition to helping the planet, biodegradable products can help combat the effects of global warming. Even though biodegradable products aren’t enough to completely reverse it, we should be using them to help the earth and to create a better future for our children and their children. First, we have to look at the problem before we can describe the solution. Global warming has been an issue since the beginning of the industrial revolution. “In 1886 greenhouse gasses…

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    Wildlife Climate Change

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    Wildlife is an important member of the ecosystem, the rise and fall of its population will affect the stability of the ecosystem of its existence. Global Climate Change The vast geographical, has led to far-reaching effects of wildlife severely affected. From polar to equatorial tropics, from the ocean to the inland. Everywhere Display The signs of change, these changes have attracted the attention of many scientists. And its extensive research. Climate and composition in different regions…

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    The environmental protection agency’s (EPA) is a Federal Government subsidiary and their mission is to project our health and that of the environment. The EPA accomplishes this feat by writing regulations and provides standards that implement laws established by Congress. In addition, the EPA works with other government and state level agencies to monitor the compliance of laws by conducting inspections on utility power plants or other industrial facilities. The clean Air Act (CAA), first put…

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    feel like that the past decade is warmer than usual? According to the NASA Global Climate Change, the release of 400 million tons of carbon in the world has caused global warming, crop failure and other environmental problems which soon result in the disappearance of the polar ice caps and sheets which will cause the world to sink in water. In Australia, it could be said that volcanic…

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    The Food We Eat Analysis

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    consumers can no longer remain ignorant regarding the relationship between our food choices and their impact on the planet. The convenience of enjoying imported, processed foods comes at a price. We must use our food choices as beginning for solutions to global environmental issues. In their essays, both Anna Lapppe and Micheal Pollan, discuss how changing our mindset…

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