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    causing the earth 's temperature to rise; however, skeptics argue that the earth is in the middle of a warming cycle. Fox strengthens his argument by providing predictions of the rising of sea level. The higher temperatures cause the ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica to melt causing sea level to rise several feet. Providing examples of where our energy comes from and how much we use Fox argues we burn too many fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas, etc.). In result, there is an…

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    wolves are very territorial and can have a home range of over hundreds of miles. To mark their territory, wolves leave urine and the own scent. The main region for arctic wolves to be located is in Alaska; although some have been found in Canada and Greenland, majority are in…

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    Leonardo DiCaprio is an American actor, film producer, and environmental activist who worked in a joint-production with National Geography to develop a movie that emphasizes on how carbon dioxide emissions are affecting our environment. In his movie called “Before the Flood”, directed by Fisher Stevens, Leonardo DiCaprio starts his journey as an environmental activist by being elected as the United Nations Messenger of peace. Within the times of his film, Leonardo DiCaprio was able to bring on…

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    The Great Viking Invasion

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    Lief Eriksson is credited to actually have been the first to discover America, hundreds of years before Christopher Columbus. His father, Eric the Red, discovered and settled the area we know as Greenland. Two famous Vikings that came from an era that would be best known for its brutality, the legendary warriors and the mythology. From 700-1100 AD, Vikings ruled the land. A strong and proud race of Nordic seafarers who traveled the Norwegian and Baltic seas in long boat, from battle to battle…

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    20 years has been 0.13 inches (3.2 millimeters) a year, roughly twice the average speed of the preceding 80 years." These numbers are unsettling; therefore, we must take this information seriously. The rising sea levels cannot be a natural cycle. Greenland, for example, has lost about one hundred fifty kilometers of its area. The ice has been melting since the industrial revolution and some countries, like Holland, might disappear in the near future because of sea level rising. In addition by…

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    the environment.”(Patrick, 2017) While periglacial environments is defined as “Periglacial literally means ‘edge’ of glacial. Periglacial environments are found on the fringes of polar or glacial environments, e.g. in parts of Siberia, Canada and Greenland. Periglacial areas experience permanently frozen ground (permafrost). During their brief warmer summers, the ground surface layer thaws – enabling hardy plants to grow. Periglacial environments…

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    animals out of their natural habitats. National Geographic goes deeper into the melting of ice caps by stating, “Ice is melting worldwide, especially at the Earth’s poles. This includes mountain glaciers, ice sheets covering West Antarctica and Greenland, and Arctic sea ice.” Also, native species are moving away from Antarctica while invasive species are growing in numbers. According to National Geographic, “Bill Fraser has tracked the decline of the Adélie penguins on Antarctica, where their…

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    glacial ice sheets, from the Poles to the equator (Schrag, et al., 2002). The following essay will aim to explain the theory of the Snowball Earth in detail. Brian Harland based his theory on the fact that he found glacial tillites with origins in Greenland, deposited in tropical latitudes. The Snowball Earth theory is still just that, a theory. The term “Snowball Earth” was actually coined by Joseph Kirschvink 40 years later. The theory proposes the simple idea that at a certain period…

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    with solutions. The definition of climate change according to dictionary.com is “a long-term change in the earth’s climate, especially a change due to increase in the average atmospheric temperature” an example would be the melting ice caps in Greenland or Antarctica. Increase in temperature can be related to emissions of greenhouse gasses, which are any of the gases whose absorption of solar radiation is responsible for the greenhouse effect. Examples are carbon dioxide, methane, ozone, and…

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    The Inuit tribe also was known as “Artic People” or “Eskimos” were the first settlers in the northern hemisphere of the earth, they settled in extremely cold climates located in Canada, Alaska, Siberia, and Greenland. They were some of the first native people of North America and were forced to settled in these cold climates due to hostile Indians and the south having no good land available. Being able to adapt easily the Inuit people have been able to sustain life for their tribe for thousands…

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