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    America (and the world over) today has been a huge victim of global warming. This attributes to high uncontrollable temperatures, rising sea levels, severe floods, and droughts as well as the depletion of the ozone layer. This does not only record fatal consequences for the earth, but for every living organism that lives on it; including humans. Automobiles, which include cars, trucks, steam boats, ships and trains are a huge cause of global warming. From emissions to production of raw material,…

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    Sustainability is concerned with the promoting of the most effective use of resources, the protection of the environment and ecosystems and the development of a more equitable world society. As sustainability includes different issues, is often difficult to define precise terms of it. Considering the Venn diagram, sustainability can be described as the intersection of three main issues as environmental, economic and social issues. Sustainability Venn diagram…

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    be finding an imminent human-made extinction of numerous species. Those nine contain carbon dioxide concentrations, preserving at 90 percent, using phosphorous and nitrogen, keeping 75 percent of first woods, aerosol emissions, stratospheric ozone depletion, ocean acidification, fresh water use as well as the dumping of pollutants. "The planet has been our closest friend by buffering our activities and revealing its resilience," said Rockstrom. "But for the very first time ever, we might…

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    temperature of the earth is increasing. The temperature of the earth is already up by degree Fahrenheit and globally has increased more in polar regions. This rising temperature has resulted in global warming leading to depletion in ozone layer. This depletion has caused formation of an ozone hole through which harmful ultra violet radiations reaches the earth causing cancer, cataract damage to plants and aquatic animals. The gases produce are carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases which majorly…

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    Annual deforestation rates are increasing due to a heightened need for land, as well as resources for commercial and industrial use. Ozone is being depleted in certain areas, acidity levels are rising in the oceans as well as rivers, lakes, and streams, and different water sources. Other concerns such as urban sprawl, loss of biodiversity, natural resource depletion, public health issues and genetic engineering are all paramount when referring to current environmental problems. Perhaps the…

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    Air pollution continues to affect the health of the Filipino's and should be prevented through the closing of factories that are contributing to pollution in the Philippines. Pollution moreover, will continue to harm the environment, especially its ozone layer because of reckless doings and impulsive decisions of the Filipino people. In the end, pollution has been around even the before of time, but as the days go by pollution continues to evolve therefore becoming worst than…

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    threat posed by anthropogenic climate change? Review the arguments for and against. There is such concern about the threat posed by anthropogenic climate change because of the affects it has on land surfaces, oceans and the ozone layer. The depletion of the concentrated ozone layer in the stratosphere is a big concern as it is believed to be cause by gas emissions which include, methane, carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons and many more (Middleton, 2013). The levels of the input of these gases…

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    INTRODUCTION Worldwide, air pollution is a growing threat to human health and the natural environment. One of the major effects of air pollution is acid rain and it is caused by sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) gases. The combustion of high sulphur content fossil fuels can release harmful toxic gases into the air and therefore pose serious environmental problems. Coal, oil and natural gas are major energy resources available in environment where as fuel combustion processes and…

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    Research has shown that the burning of fossil fuels produce an extreme amount of carbon dioxide, which is a primary contributor to air pollution and ozone depletion. Additionally, the burning of coal is an inefficient method for producing energy. The data also shows a fraction of uranium is needed to generate nuclear energy and the waste manufactured is also minute when compared to coal. Based on the data…

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    It seems widely acknowledged that scientific knowledge is special because it is derived from the facts of experience with application of rigorous scientific methods such as observation, experiment, measurement, statistics, and theorization, to natural phenomenon. Other academic fields like literature and jurisprudence, for example, appear to be merely based on vague and inaccurate methods such as expressing personal experience or opinion, or applying rules written in words arbitrarily…

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