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    Even though there are companies that rely on us to use fuels that cause pollution, world governments should allocate more resources to combat climate change because it is causing sea levels and global temperatures to rise. This is not the only thing that is happening or will happen in the near future, droughts will last longer, hurricanes will be stronger and more intense, air and water quality will decrease also. First, world governments should allocate more resources to combat climate change…

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    animal farming is also a source of a greenhouse gas. Ruminant animal’s like cattle produces methane which is a greenhouse gas about 20 times more powerful of carbon dioxide. One of the main ways in which livestock sectors contributes to global warming is caused by the expansion of grazing land and farmable of land used to grow crops. The livestock sector is responsible for about 37% of human caused methane releases, and about 65% of human laughing gas releases (mainly from dropping), globally.…

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    the modelling work, methane, which is the simplest hydrocarbon, was chosen as the reactant since there exists a relatively significant amount of studies on autothermal reforming of methane in the…

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    In addition to the weakening of the ozone layer, carbon dioxide and methane gasses also play a role in increasing heat across the globe which results in climate change. Carbon and methane emissions heat up the earth and while the earth begins to heat up, polar ice caps begin to melt. The icecaps release furthermore methane gases into the atmosphere and continue to heat the globe. The melting of the icecaps also results in higher sea levels which in turn harm coral reefs and decrease the land of…

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    5 Major Ice Ages

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    The Earth’s climate has always been variable, this has been shown through the Earth going through severe stages of dramatic climate. The greatest example of this are the 5 major Ice Ages that have occurred throughout the Earth’s history. Many scientists believe that human influences have had a major impact the temperature of the Earth since the start of the Industrial Era. The main influence is the enhanced greenhouse effect, this has occurred from fossil fuels being released into the atmosphere…

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    Their grassy diet and various stomachs cause them to produce methane, which they breathe out with every single breath. Humans’ appetite for meat is a main driver of global warming. Decreasing worldwide meat consumption can be serious to keeping global warming below the ‘threat level’ of two degrees Celsius. The livestock…

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    Use of Carbon Compounds as Fuel: Carbon based fuels: What makes a good fuel? What are these fuels used for? Combustion effects good bad The main carbon based gases in use today are coal, gasoline and natural gas. Coal: The chemical formula of coal is C135H96O9NS. Nearly 85% of Coal is made up of Carbon and the rest is mainly hydrogen and oxygen. Coal doesn’t have a melting point. Like all fossil and biofuels, all different kinds of coal produce CO2 when burned. Coal energy quality varies…

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    were also included for observation. When the hydrogen production ceased, the serum bottles were opened and another 150 grams of anaerobic digestion sludge was introduced into the reactors and incubated at 37°C for 45 days in order to evaluate the methane production. The bottles were manually stirred every day during the first 5 days. This was continued for the rest of the experiment duration. Biogas production was determined using water replacement method [24]. Biogas composition in the…

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    absorbed, allows life on earth by keeping the earth temperature at around 33 degrees Celsius warmer than it would be. The green house gases include water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and other artificial chemicals such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). The primary gases involved in the green house effect are methane, water vapor (most import) and nitrous oxide. Carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere through fossil fuels such as natural gas,…

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    “If the world continues to burn fossil fuels at the current rate, the Earth’s temperature will rise two degrees Celsius by 2036, crossing a threshold that will harm human civilization,” according to Michael Mann, a leading expert in climatology and geophysics. If this is true, then this means that we have only twenty years to try and reverse the effects of global warming. The only way to productively save the planet from global warming is to immediately stop burning fossil fuels and invest in…

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