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    Global warming is real and is happening all over the earth 's surface despite varied opinions from conspiracies. It’s secondary to the greenhouse effect. The greenhouse gases include carbon dioxide (CO2), water vapor and methane gas among others (Shepherd 10). The primary gas that has contributed to the greenhouse effect and global warming is CO2, which often comes from human activities. However, a conspiracy has come to falsify that global warming is present. For instance, some people have…

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    This is where the carbon tax comes in. The carbon tax would impose an excise levy on fossil fuels that emit CO2 as a system to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. How the carbon tax would work is that it will put a monetary price on the cost of CO2 emissions on our economy. Since the carbon tax is a commodity tax, it would raise the price of energy and transportation. The burden of the tax would also…

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    atmosphere. Human activities are responsible for almost all of the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over the last 150 years. The largest source of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities in the United States is from…

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    forests in order to use the land for other purposes. An estimated 18 million acres of forests are lost each year. According to WWF, compare that to losing 36 football fields every minute of every day for a year. It is estimated that 15% of all greenhouse gas emissions are the result of deforestation. This environmental demolition is an ongoing menace in tropical areas such as Brazil, Thailand, Republic of Congo, and Canada, however it is in Indonesia where our biggest threat is unfolding. …

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    Other times, strangers acquired shelter in barns and sheds. Still, in other instances people slept on the ground in the open air. Within a few years of the start of the oil boom hundred’s of new homes had been constructed. By 1914 the population of the town had already diminished to around twenty-eight hundred people, but it would never recede to the paltry forty to one hundred citizens it had been before the oil boom. In 1901, due to the many people living in town the streets and land…

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    The knowledge of the world is forever growing and we as a civilization or continually growing and need to provide ourselves with new cleaner sources of energy and the explorations of the natural resources just may help. But is the exploration of natural resources may not be the greatest of solutions for our current environment. Take the world today we run on coal and fossil fuels that damage the earth 's ecosystems put the plant at risk of being uninhabitable. Therefore a need arises to examine…

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    dangerous greenhouse gases that lead to rising ocean currents, ocean acidification, and rising yearly average temperatures. All of these effects are detrimental to the delicate ecosystems and humanity. Natural gas is just as bad as coal when it comes to the production of greenhouse gasses. Natural gas produces less carbon di-oxide, which is better for the environment,…

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    Cities are voluntarily signing an agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and joining the Cities for Climate Protection program. There have been “efforts on designing and implementing ecosystem-services-based “green infrastructure” in urban environments” as well (Pataki et al., 2011). They hope to improve air quality…

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    would support global mitigation and adaptation processes aimed at slowing climate change. It is widely accepted that climate engineering is not to be an alternative to climate change mitigation. Processes used would temporarily cut back greenhouse gas effects, or quickly slow planetary warming. Little testing has been done to completely justify the implementation of most proposals, making the future of this field full of…

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    One degree is the difference between freezing and melting. One degree is the difference between surviving and thriving. One degree is the difference between the global average temperature of the year 1900 and the year 2014. The world has seen a 0.66º C increase in temperature, and while it may seem like a small change, it will have a major effect on daily lives and the ecosystem in the near future (Global Land and Temperature Anomalies). The main contributor to this increase is the effect of…

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