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    contribution and how that compares with the national average and then compare it on a global level we will end by identifying new ways to offset and reduce the impact on our environment. Merriam Webster dictionary defines carbon footprint as the amount of greenhouse gases and specifically carbon dioxide emitted by something (as a person 's activities or a product 's manufacture and transport) during a given period (1) in other words when you drive your car from point a to point b the engine…

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    of the current consumption habits, as well as implement stricter food serving schedules. The production of livestock requires massive amounts of food, water, and fuel.Through the process of digestion cattle and other ruminants release harmful greenhouse gases such as methane. Methane is considerably worse than carbon, over a 100 year period it is 25 times worse (EPA,2010.) Ruminants require a massive amount of land to produce feed, as well as to graze. This land is usually acquired through…

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    energy that refers to biomass (versus other natural resources like sunlight) or harvested metabolites from living organisms that can be converted into a source of alternative energy. In addition to being renewable, these fuel sources also have lower greenhouse gas (i.e. CO2, CH4, etc.) emissions. The problem is, the creation of biofuels must be balanced with all the other necessities as the…

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    The Earth is the only planet in the Milky Way that has any kind form of life. Indeed, the Earth is estimated to have between two to ten million species. Nothing of this would be possible if its ecosystem were not adapted for the evolution of bacteria. However, in recent decades, our society has realized that our actions have negative consequences on the ozone layer. The constant pollution of the air causes climatic changes, which are increasingly felt during the heat waves or the prolongation of…

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    Climate Change is a product of our consumerist society (against) Think of volcanic eruptions, tornadoes, tsunamis and earthquakes. All these things are considered ‘natural disasters’ - nothing to do with human impact. And why should climate change be any different? It just a part of nature. Significant changes in the Earth’s temperature have been occurring since geological time so why has it all of a sudden become such a big deal? It’s simply a natural phase our Earth is going through. Its…

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    Global Warming is an important topic to address because the Ozone layer is crumbling and if we let it get out of control the world will be a very different and unlivable place. The United States is the second country in the world to emit the most greenhouse gases. II. Specifies The United States views global warming as a very important issue. Global Warming has hurt the US by causing more fires, breakouts of insects, and extreme heat in the most unusual places. President Obama plans to…

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    Factory Farming

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    A newborn is delivered into a world of filth and darkness. It cries for its mother attention, but is met with cold, rough hands, chained and thrown into a stall along with several others that look like itself. Confusion and fear takes over and it screams and fights, however, the chains hold and tear its fresh skin. The only life it will ever know is one of pain and suffering and any hope it has of a normal life is gone the moment it is born. This is the life of an animal born in a factory farm,…

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    Fossil Fuels

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    When fossil fuels are burned and bonds are broken, they can release greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), sulfur dioxide (SO2) and water vapor (H2O). Greenhouse gases contribute to the Greenhouse Gas Effect (main cause of global warming) which traps heat in the atmosphere. With fossil fuels being burned in the last 150 years, there has been a 25% increase in carbon…

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    after the catastrophic 2010 monsoon in Pakistan. However, these disasters are the real consequences of climate change that we are facing. Climate change is the warming of our planet to dangerous temperatures as a result of the accumulation of greenhouse gases such as carbon and methane. However, the warming of our planet does not just mean hot days are hotter. As the earth’s average temperature rises, extreme weather events will become more frequent, allergy seasons will become longer,…

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    It Be Fixed? Global warming is the observed century-scale rise in the average temperature of the Earth's climate system and its related effects. Global warming is the increase of the temperature of the earth's atmosphere caused by the greenhouse effect, which is caused by high levels of carbon dioxide, and other pollutants. As a result, of Global Warming sea surface temperatures are warming and sea levels are rising. This has lead to an increase in catastrophic hurricanes,…

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