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    5. The class text, “The Climate Crisis”, defines mitigation as actively trying to reduce the progression and severity of climate change through a variety of options that would lessen greenhouse gas emissions. Adaptation was defined as dealing with, to the best possible ability, the consequences of climate change (186). Mitigation tries to prevent the effects of climate change from getting worse while adaptation tries to deal with it as it happens. The NPS Case Studies Report that Dr. Beavers…

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    of global warming, and its repercussions. By comparing the current consequences vs the possible outcomes, it will be clear that this small change will make an enormous impact on the world. A carbon footprint is defined as: The total amount of greenhouse gases produced directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide. All products that we consume are supporting human activities either directly or indirectly; every water bottle you drink,…

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    populous emits alarming amounts of carbon footprints. Failing to realize and grasp this concept that all human beings are responsible for global warming, is surely our downfall. Our society solely functions on the burning of fossil fuels such as gas, coal, and oil. The burning of fossil fuels causes…

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    lives. The World Wildlife Fund site, uses our personal impression on the world to measure carbon emissions, or all of the greenhouse gases that can be produced, which they then convert into the main greenhouse gas carbon dioxide. Next, the Carbon Footprint site, measures…

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    What are the implications of climate change to development? Climate change is one of the most fundamental challenges ever to confront humanity. Its implication on development is all-encompassing, affecting food security, health and safety, infrastructure, international trade, and the overall economy of a country. It also affects development policies in terms of tradeoffs, short-term actions versus long-term benefits, and individual choices versus global consequences. According to the…

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    Introduction Now a days we are experiencing some changes in our climate. Unfortunately in the intervening years, time has not stood still in the global environment the pace of destruction has worsen and the urgent need for a response has grown more acute. The relationship between human civilization and the earth has been utterly transformed by a combination of factors including the population explosion technological revolution and a willingness to ignore the future consequence of our presence…

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    In recent decades, scientists have confirmed that the burning of fossil fuels has led to an increase in the Earth's temperature that eventually could render the planet uninhabitable. When fossil fuels are burned, they release greenhouse gasses that over the years, have slowly caused the Earth's climate to change. The harmful effects of climate change have caused rising sea levels, an increase in extreme and destructive weather such as hurricanes, a dramatic drop in crop yields, and the…

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    Would you consider how you live and what you do is always good for the Earth and its environment? Some may think so, but with all of our industrial centers and vehicles producing carbon emissions, it is causing many global disasters around the Earth. There has been a rise in storms and many other disasters due to this. Many want to change and help out the cause of global warming and climate change but don 't actually put the effort into it. Even though some scientists believe the evidence…

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    Change (UNFCCC). In fact, Korea disgraced because it made the highest carbon emission increase rate, 110.8%, among OECD countries in 2013 compare to 1990. Japan is practicing Tax for Climate Change Mitigation from Oct 2012, and has a duty to reduce greenhouse gases by international law. Therefore, the two countries are internationally responsible for carbon emission. At the same time, both countries are highly dependent on imported resources. On the contrary to the many intense discussions for…

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    Climate Change: How is This Effecting Life of Penguins? What is climate change? Climate change is when the climate has a drastic difference in weather in the past. Does this mean it changes from summer to winter? No. When the weather changes from summer to winter, it is a huge difference in temperature but its considered a normal routine. It doesn’t do enough to hurt the environment. When the climate changes, this means it is changing in a way that it has never changed before. The most common…

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