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    being natural. Some say that the earth is able to handle all the pollution and CO2 that is produce without any draw backs. But the reality of the matter is that disastrous events are happening throughout the earth and all of them seem to point out to one thing, that global warming is harming our planet and that is our job to help our planet. What is global…

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    Causes Of Climate Change

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    Climate change is a global-scale atmospheric externality. It is an issue that must be understood and addressed globally. Environmental trends based on scientific and observed studies have shown an increase of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, an increase of the Earth’s surface and ocean temperature causing a decline in sea ice, and more prevalent extreme weather patterns- all due to human influence. However, trying to understand each of these trends separately will not fully explain the causes…

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    The earth is under global warming condition, it is almost going to end. Dr. Brand is a science professor who has been working on the project on figuring out the formula to save the earth. Dr. Brand encourages Cooper to go find the way out to save the earth by telling him that “we have plan B as a backup plan” (Nolan & Thomas, 2014). He has settle down two plans to save the earth. Plan A is to move all the people on the earth to another planet. Plan B is to let the…

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    Have you ever read something or have done something without knowing the true meaning? In the story "Remember" by Joy Harjo has more meaning behind what it says. Every line in the poem has an even deeper meaning in every word, line, and sentence and the more you read and actually look into it the more you understand the context behind the words. Lots of people do something or read something without thinking about what they have done, they don’t understand the essence of it. If they took the…

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    Moon: Theia Impact or “Big Splash” Theory: When in Earth was still in a molten state, an impactor (Theia) collided with the still forming Earth. Debris and magma that separated from the original body is believed to have congregated and formed into our moon, remaining in its “parent’s” orbit. (Most Plausible Explanation) Fission Theory: Chunk of magma separated from Earth in early formation stages. Pacific ocean basin is said to be where material was removed. Capture Theory: The moon was formed…

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    pain grows and grows until finally he vomits the sun and it brightened the world each day. The heat from the sun’s rays caused much of the water to float into the sky and clouds are formed; Bumba comes up and he dries himself he looked down upon the earth and he could see black rifles, black sand-banks, and the black edges of the world. After a while Bumba felt horrible pain in his stomach again this time he vomits the moon and stars. Later, he vomits the first living creatures: the leopard, the…

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    fossil fuels. The “Sant Ocean Hall” Exhibit states that the Anthropocene is “a new geological epoch that started with the Industrial Revolution” (“Sant Ocean Hall”). Similarly, Steffen et al states that “what made industrialization central for the Earth System was the enormous expansion in the use of fossil fuels, first coal and then oil and gas as well" (Steffen et al 616). Both of these claims compare to be the same because they both claim that the Industrial Revolution is the start of the…

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    The climate is warming and will continue to rise under human influence. Signs of climate change are already being seen in today’s environment and the significance of these changes are accepted by most people, however there are still some people who choose to deny these facts. Global warming has the potential to dramatically disrupt some of life’s essential requirements for health, water air and food. In order to plan for climate change policies, and understanding of how Australians perceive…

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    Joshua Koa 19 October 2014 Informative Speech Outline : Climate Change I. Introduction A) Attention Getter: According to a report by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, our Earth’s average temperature has increased significantly by 1.4 degrees fahrenheit over the century and is projected to increase up to another 2 - 11.5 degrees fahrenheit in the upcoming decades. The changes in our climate may seem minimal now but as we progress further into the future, those small changes…

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    future. With the two previous statements in mind, how important is the environment to all the species that inhabit earth? The environment is an essential key to human’s population growth. Furthermore, all other species strive and survive from the natural resources that the environment provides. Therefore, the environment is a key product for all living organisms and species on planet earth. In addition, the environment consists of many substances, for instance, bodies of water, air, trees,…

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