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    Introduction Climate change has affected South Australia in a number of factors. It has affected the land, water, air, people, animals and vegetation, and the weather. All levels of government (local, state, and federal) need to be aware of the destruction climate change will cause (Commonwealth of Australia, 2011). In regards to climate change, a stigma needs to be stopped. It is a fact that some people believe climate change is a hoax. This makes an important cause to take appropriate actions…

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    GMO Argument Paper

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    harsh growing conditions. If it is a rainy year or too dry, if it is too hot or too cold, GMOs produce the same in all conditions. Rotman (2014) writes, “For farmers, the effects of climate change can be simply put: the weather has become far more unpredictable, and extreme weather has become far more…

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    Families are stuck in their homes without electricity, and the streets outside are flooded. Winds are up to 80 miles per hour; trees and power lines have been knocked down. It is 8:00 on October 29th, 2012. A category two hurricane, Hurricane Sandy, has hit the Jersey Shore. Hurricane Sandy left 8.5 million people without power, caused about $20 billion in property damage, and killed about 150 people (Sharp). Water temperatures off of the East coast were abnormally warm during the summer and…

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    Urban Climate Change

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    RETHINKING GOVERNANCE 4 REFERENCES 6 INTRODUCTION Climate change is affecting towns and their residents, mainly the bad, and more severe influences are expected as weather extremes and variability growth. cities are frequently already overwhelmed via the quantity and complexity of services they want to offer. adding weather change mitigation and edition to the alternative demanding…

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    people could be contributing the most to its changes climate. The reports by our government and to science research institute outlined, the possible effects on the human health, as the results of extreme weather, or air pollution and the UV radiation. There also have been other changes of extreme weather events over the past several decades. Also heat waves have becoming more frequent and instant and stronger. Especially in the West. One reason by just changing the severity or frequency of…

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    As great as it is to walk outside in the middle of November in the mid-west and be welcomed by 70 degree and sunny weather, we should be questioning this because it is obviously obscure. There have been many studies to prove that temperatures across the world have been increase slowly which is leading to drastic changes; the artic is melting causing the ocean levels to rise, some wildlife species are dying off, droughts are occurring which causes wildfires, and the list goes on. One of the main…

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    reason leaves often change colors when the weather gets colder, before dropping off of trees is because leaves are colored by pigments. In autumn, when it starts to get cold, the leaves start to change their pigment making other colors. Heavy wind and rain can cause leaves to fall off of trees before they are already colored. The reason the fall solo is because the chlorophyll in the leaves break down and the green color in the leaves disappears do to the weather changing. Chlorophyll is what…

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    an everyday businessmen, Lao Dong, the owner of the inn where he stayed, and Shen Dongzao, a local magistrate. Lao Can himself, birds and cages, and the weather all serve as symbols to promote the author’s argument of a solution to long-reigning political…

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    where the smog and air pollution consumes purity, where one is forced to wear a pollution mask. Imagine a world with heat so intense and immense that it dries up rainforests and melts the glaciers and polar icecaps, rising sea levels. Now imagine extreme flooding, the kind that washes away landscapes and demolishes homes alike. Those who live by or along the coast, no longer have a place to call home. Although a scenario similar to what was just described may be dramatized to show the outcome;…

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    they caught on to patterns of weather when the…

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