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    global nightmare. It is not only a short term snag; it actually is and at all times has been a long term complication, which needs a long term solution. Climate change has majorly impacted the environment and people through weather changes, depletion of the ozone, and growing chlorofluorocarbon emissions. Weather changes have severely affected and will continue to effect…

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    Weak Sustainability

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    As in the ozone layer example, the ozone layer has the potential to be overused and humans do not have the current capacity to fix or replace it with manufactured capital. This is becoming more prevalent as the world population is growing faster than available natural resources…

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    Air Pollution Essay

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    Pollution is a difficult word to define and one of the greatest problems the world faces today. Many people don’t know where it exactly started. Pollution is considered to be anything that makes the earth dirty and unhealthy. Air, land, and water are agitated by this problem. There are several types of pollution, and they may come from different sources, but all of them generate the same results [1]. “Air pollution can be defined as the presence of toxic chemicals or compounds in the air…

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    THE DIMENSIONS OF POLLUTIONS AND RESOURCES DEPLETION. ABSTRACT In this topic we will look at the dimensions of pollution and resources depletion. For pollution we will get to know the definition of pollution. Rather than that, we will know each types of pollution and each definition of this. Then we will look further into the cause, effect and solution for each pollution in this topic. Lastly we will discuss about the resources depletion effect occur by human activity. INTRODUCTION Environmental…

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    The sun radiates energy in a wide range wavelength. Ultraviolet rays reach the earth surface in wavelengths that range between 290 and 400 nm. The impact of the wavelength to the surface of the earth is determined by size of the wavelength. When the wavelength is short, it causes a more energetic radiation that in turn creates more harm to the surface. Ultraviolet light is a form of electromagnetic radiation that is invisible to the human eye. The sun is a source of radiation that forms the full…

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    Climate change has been affecting the world for many decades, the people of the world haven't really noticed its huge effects until the last decade . The truth of this matter is that the ozone layer is being harmed due to “ozone depletion to climate change; namely, many of the same gases that are causing ozone depletion are also contributing to climate change.”(EPA). The fossil fuel industry has been in high demand since the industrial revolution and we have used these fossil fuels to power…

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    caused by the hole in the ozone layer. This hole allows ultraviolet, also known as UV, rays to cover the Earth like a blanket since the purpose of the ozone layer is to block these rays. The burning of fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide into the air that wraps the UV rays around the Earth which causes the warming of the Earth. In understanding what global warming is and what causes it, we can better understand how to prevent global warming and preserve our Earth. The ozone layer is the…

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    Is Wind Energy Practical?

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    Is wind energy practical? To some extent wind energy is practical. It is practical in these ways . First they require little maintenance,This source of power wance it is up and running really requires little maintenance all u have to do is sit back and wait for the wind to blow also they make a lot of energy with little maintenance. This is the energy of the future no mining no hiring people to mine the coal . No hauling the coal to the power plant to burn the coal . This means the cost of the…

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    What Is Methyl Bromide?

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    Topic: The use of methyl bromide (an ozone depleting gas) as a fumigant to control pests Introduction Methyl Bromide, also known as Bromomethane, is an organobromine compound. It is a industrially and biologically produced gas that is colorless, odorless and nonflammable. It has the chemical formula of CH3Br, but it is manufactured by using methanol with hydrogen bromide, giving the formula CH3OH + HBr → CH3Br + H2O. Methyl Bromide is also a broad spectrum pesticide, which means that it is a…

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    What if I ask you to imagine a fish without water, can it live? Now imagine a man without earth. Can men survive? Environmental pollution has always been a problem but has become significantly troublesome after the industrial revolution in the 19th century (“Pollution issues”, 2016). No one person can be held accountable. However, the little things we choose to do every day can become a major threat to our planet in future. Our progress and achievements in the field of science, technology, and…

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