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    Climate Change Persuasive

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    implication but the solutions to this partially human caused problem have to be found on the global level in a consensus. There are incentives for nations, to avoid involved costs for countering climate change. On the other…

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    Chapter 2: U.S. Policy and Public Opinion: Climate Change or Hot Air? As argued in chapter one, there is an apparent consensus that climate change will threaten global human and ecological security. Climate change is believed to be one of the biggest threats facing humanity, therefore, over the past decade, it has become a politically heated debate. Why then hasn’t the United States - the government and the people - subscribed to a course of action to the climate challenge? The objective of…

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    Warming temperatures are rapidly melting a growing percentage of the Arctic sea ice.. Snow cover on land is also dwindling in many areas. Because of the low percentage of snow and ice, these areas go from having bright and shiny blankets of snow that reflect…

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    The Greenland Ice Sheet

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    is starting to reach a tipping point with regard to global climate change. In fact, “several studies have suggested that temperature stabilization at or below 2 degrees C above pre-industrial temperatures should be the goal of climate change policy. Warming above this level would likely cause large areas of the Greenland Ice Sheet to melt, would put the West Antarctic Ice Sheet at substantial risk, and would cause widespread disruption to global ecosystems and the hydrologic cycle.” (Moore,…

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    depletes the pasture field which is a shared resource (Hardin, 1968). Air pollution on the hand does not involve depletion of air but the addition of dangerous toxic fumes which not only affect people’s health but also causes increased effects of global warming. Garett Hardin describes this…

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    Glacial Climate Change

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    Since the mid-19th century, sea level has been rising, likely primarily as a result of human-induced climate change. During the 20th century, sea level rose about 15-20 centimeters (roughly 1.5 to 2.0 mm/year), with the rate at the end of the century greater than over the early part of the century (8, 9). Satellite measurements taken over…

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    to survive. Global warming is among the major effects of environmental degradation (Corbey 2013). Due to the innovations made by the current generation, the emissions of harmful gases to the environment have continued to increase. As a result, the ozone layer that protects the surface of the Earth from direct radiations from the sun is almost depleted. It has led to increasing the temperatures experienced at the surface of the earth, which, in return, has affected agricultural and human…

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    our campus isn’t emitting lots of carbon in the atmosphere, we are removing one of the major contributions to increased climate change. It may not as important compared to improving the economy and diminishing poverty, but global warming is responsible for many adverse effects, including ocean acidification and coral bleaching. Even if not everyone shares the popular and morally responsible view that humans are mostly accountable for this threatening phenomenon, we should be able to…

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    the differences of natural and human processes that changed the global climate where brought to the forefront of awareness; a place in which the dilemma remains.…

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    Third using scare tactics like global warming in order to prove their theory or theories in order to get the attention of the people, thus impacting both the spread of the gospel and misleading others in the hermeneutics of the Bible. It’s is my opinion that the way environmentalist (both professional, and non-professional) go about using scripture to prove their case is wrong. First you cannot take a passage like Romans 1:20 which says: “For since the…

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