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    Domestic environment issues that we are dealing with in the United States Climate Change, water pollution, and intensive farming. Climate change is affecting US population with rise of sea levels with States like Florida, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Which is causing displacement of people with homes and contamination of fresh water with sea water and sewage. With the contamination of sea water, it is affecting drinking water, plants that animals feed on and farming. Climate change…

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    A marine environmental problem today is hydraulic fracturing. This is a process that is used to release natural gases. This happens by drilling and injecting fluid into the ground at a high pressure to fracture shale rocks, which in turn lets out the natural gas. One of the major problems with this is when the fracking fluid, contains over six hundred different chemicals. Chemicals such as, Mercury, formaldehyde and lead to name a few. In the America today there are some 500,000 gas wells, but…

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    deconstruction significantly affects the entire planet, forests are needed to species to survive and without them the human race and Earth itself will no longer exist. A very current issue to demonstrate the damage dairy production is having locally is the current water contamination issues. Recently Phahiatua had water contamination issues where the water contained E.coli, not exactly something one wants to be drinking or…

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    The World Without Us is explained by Alan Weisman, through an in depth breakdown of humanity 's effect on planet Earth. Throughout the novel he warns against a path of devastation and ignorance to environmental issues. Educating the reader to the planet’s state with anecdotes of singular events that relate to the larger theme of stewardship, or the lack thereof. Weisman reflects on the past to predict the future, starting in a prehistoric era he traces the development of mankind as it leaves…

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    There are several environmental issues affecting Latin America. What environmental issues are there in Latin America? The environmental issues affecting Latin America are air pollution, acid rain, deforestation, and oil-relating pollution. First let’s start with air pollution in Mexico City. Mexico City `s high elevation means that there are less oxygen, so fuels do not completely burn. What causes air pollution? The air pollution is cause by overcrowding, industrialization, vehicle emissions,…

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    viewpoints on any environmental issue, the modernist perspective and the neo-traditionalist perspective. The two perspectives greatly contrast each other, as they take completely opposite sides of the argument in any environmental issue. This was represented in the lecture by Professor Mark Boyer about Considering Environmental Values. For the purpose of this essay, I will specifically be talking about the issue of Climate change, and how both perspectives view this environmental…

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    Trump Versus Clinton: The Issues This election has proven to be a rather unusual demonstration of American politics. We have one candidate that has never held public office and one who wishes to be the first woman president of the United States. Both candidates have seen their share of controversy. Clinton with her email scandal and Trump with his obscene Many people believe they have to choose the “lesser of two evils.” After inspecting candidates stances on climate change, common core,…

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    people near Arctic ice cap regions to move away from their native homelands, Daniel Wildcat’s Red Alert! seeks to offer guidance in combating this environmental problem by suggesting the use of indigenous knowledge and stressing the importance of a change in mindset about humankind’s relationship with the earth. Also tackling the topic of environmental issues, Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring seeks to warn the public about the dangers of pesticides being widely administered without discretion for…

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    My first issue to be addressed is climate change. You can argue this from two sides, one side believing humans are causing/the main reason for this happening, and are the ones in charge of solving the issue at hand. The opposing argument being that “climate change” is a reoccurring event and has happen in the past and will continue to happen in the future. It’s the cause of heated argument and strong personal discussion. I’m choosing to address that climate change is real and is right in front…

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    happened after World War II. Now, when the world needs it the most, humans have seemed to of lost the capability to look past what is right in front of them. There is a new modern era that needs to be adapted to and it is just not happening. The environmental issues are getting worse but humans act like no matter how bad it gets, it’ll be okay. The book, New World New Mind, goes in depth with the idea…

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