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    1948 Environmental Issues

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    dispute is that of global warming, and how emissions caused by humans are causing an increase in global temperature. 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…

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    people (which there always will be because we are humans and we are never satisfied) this world will never be “cured”. We destroy our world every day draining it of its resources, dumping tons of trash into landfills and the oceans, and destroying the ozone layer causing the world to heat up. If we want to cure this world first we need to make an initiative to clean it, then we start dealing with the real problem, the people. We need to end this horrible separation amongst humans and show…

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    WASP 12b Essay

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    The article I read was titled, "Hubble observes pitch black planet". In the article the scientists discovered that the Exoplanet called WASP-12b reflects almost no light, making it seem almost entirely pitch black. Astronomers from McGill University, Canada, and the University of Exeter, UK, have measured how much light WASP-12b reflects- its albedo- using the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph on the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. WASP-12b's albedo measured in at 0.064. This amount of…

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    age. As this generation blossoms into adulthood they are baptised by lead and bloo 50% of lovers get divorced. They average student is 30,000 dollars in debt. Flint’s water is still undrinkable. Puerto Rico is still without power. Each day we the ozone layer melts and the earth hurls miles closer into the center of the sun. Life is defined by “the existence of an individual human being.” The key word of that sentence is existence which can be defined in two ways. One being “a way of living” the…

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    Immigration is driven by various factors such as the increased population in the world (Bansak, Simpson and Zavodny). Such increase is further complemented by the introduction and growth of the modern technology that enables people to move from one place to another regardless of the distance between at a given time. Energy consumption, on the other hand, has been affected by the increasing demand for energy supply in daily activities such as transportation, cooking, entertainment, learning…

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    Climate Change In the modern world, humans have made great developments and these advanced development’s contribution in our lives is considerable. On the other hand, the anthropogenic activities by the means of using these advanced technologies has a great effect on the atmosphere of the world. The human activities are the major cause of climate change in the world, which is destroying this planet and causing natural disasters. According to Leslie Allen in the article “Will Tuvalu Disappear…

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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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    is a waste water which is nutrient rich. It is toilet water, which is a mixture for bacteria and parasites (Class notes). Thus the water treatment plant at The Solaire treats this black water and filters it. The treated water then goes through an Ozone and UV disinfection process.13 The treated water is then reused for flushing toilets and for cooling the towers of the HVAC system. The treated water is also used to harvest rainwater and store 10,000 gallons of recycled water; which is used to…

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    Most cars and trucks require only 15 to 30 seconds idling before being driven, even in winter. • Fuel up during the cooler hours of the day—night or early morning. This prevents gas fumes from heating up and producing ozone. • Avoid products that release high levels of CO2 such as coal. CONTROL FACTORS: The death toll forms an important image to modern environment and that is the main reason of rethinking about air pollution. New regulations were implemented to restrict…

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    be without its atmosphere. Greenhouse gases are those that absorb and emit infrared radiation in the wavelength range emitted by Earth. The majority of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere are water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone and chlorofluorocarbons. The first person to argue for the greenhouse effect was Joseph Fourier in 1824. Then there was further evidence by Claude Pouillet in 1827 and 1838 that strengthened the argument. John Tyndall also reasoned for it as…

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