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    The environmental impacts are not small and will effect human-beings sooner rather than later. Human health impacts are the following: increased temperatures and more frequent and severe extreme weather events could lead to increased risks of death from dehydration and heat stroke, injuries from intense local weather changes, there may be increased risk of respiratory and cardiovascular problems and certain types of cancers, as temperatures rise and air pollution, and finally the risk of water-…

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    fire departments are the first resources to respond when a severe weather disaster strikes. Sometimes these weather-related incidents happen without warning, but often occur during normal yearly weather patterns and can be anticipated and planned. Typically, most operational challenges that firefighters may face during these weather-related incidents can be overcome through emergency operation planning (EOP). Acknowledging yearly weather patterns in conjunction with risk assessments will…

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    Climate Synthesis Essay

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    importance in our society, and one that is threatening to our community in many ways. The weather has been changed in this world for centuries. Climate change in the world today can be caused by plenty of reasons. Many changes can occur when the temperature rises. When there are some changes in the weather, temperatures can increase like crazy. For example, it causes floods, intense of rain, droughts, and can even have severe heat waves. It is now more certain than ever, that humans are changing…

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    Weather is a factor in the lives of all people residing in the world. Many studies have been conducted throughout the years to understand the influential nature of the weather and how its varying patterns have impacted the course of history. Huntington (1913) details a study of this concept in which the theory of pulsatory climatic change, first described by Professor A. T. Olmstead in 1912, is enacted to justify similarities between the climatic conditions of California and Asia as a result of…

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    giving people time much more in advance to prepare for any harsh weather, or even evacuate (Chaddha, & Feeley, 2007, p. 2). Meteorologists use the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer, or MODIS, to observe and predict patterns within earth’s atmosphere, oceans and geography. According to (Kidder, & VonderHaar, 1995), satellite imaging, or the weather satellite, “has become an indispensable tool for meteorology”(p. ix). With weather having such an important role on the way people live,…

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    Urban Climate Change

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    BUILDING 4 WASTE 4 RETHINKING GOVERNANCE 4 REFERENCES 6 INTRODUCTION Climate change is affecting towns and their residents, mainly the bad, and more severe influences are expected as weather extremes and variability growth. cities are frequently already overwhelmed via the quantity and complexity of services they want to offer. adding weather change mitigation and edition to the alternative demanding…

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    Puerto Rico is located in the Caribbean, between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, east of the Dominican Republic. Its population is approximately 3,680,772 people. It has many geologic features such as mountains, oceans, forests, caves, farms and plantations that produce popular crops such as tobacco, sugar canes and coffee. Many of these features have been approaching the beauty of the island and making it more unique than other places. These astonishing features help Puerto…

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    Fall In Mountains

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    Fall is an amazing time to be outside enjoying nature. Going for a hike, tailgating, or just looking at the beautiful colors as the leaves change are all great ways to enjoy this time of year. As the days begin to get shorter, it is important to remember that the temperature will drop significantly once the sun goes down. If you are hiking or engaging in outdoor activities, always make sure to bring a sweatshirt or light jacket. If you are out in the mountains, it is especially important to…

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    Destinations for holidays are usually based around expected weather. The tourism industry will be affected by changes in regional weather patterns. In 2011 recreation and tourism accounted for 9% of global spending and employed 260 million people [3]. According to studies colder climates will benefit from rising temperatures and hotter climates will…

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    global warming due to the location of Canada’s northern regions. The arctic is a very fragile ecosystem due its extreme weather conditions enabling fewer species to thrive and an overall less diverse population. This less diverse population results in a simpler food chain. Subsequently, if one species is wiped out due to glaciers melting, thawing permafrost, or extreme weather changes all caused by global warming then it is more difficult for the animals living there to adapt and continually…

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