This article discusses a first-hand encounter with the catastrophic effects that global warming has had on Australia, while providing a glimpse into the unfavorable future of this country along with the rest of the world. Published in 2011, one of the hottest years recorded in history, this article documents the devastating natural disasters such as […]
In this published article the authors conducted a study analyzing thousands of peer reviewed scientific articles to oppose a consensus on the scientific and public view of Anthropogenic global warmin. Based on the author’s heavy research they concluded that 97% of scientist agree with human involvement and contribution to global warming and that 57% of […]
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Get help with your assignmentGary Snyder, a well known poet, once said, “Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.” Today, we hear a lot about many species of animals are being endangered or threatened. People don’t realize how they are negatively affecting the habitats which is home to numerous number of species. The increasing human interaction […]
Imagine going an entire day without consuming any animal products. Doing so can be incredibly easy for some, but others may not know what to eat which scares them away from this diet. However, they, along with a majority of people, do not fully understand the impacts of becoming vegan, and often frown upon this […]
China, the US, and many other countries signed the Montreal Protocol, which banned the use of chemicals that destroy the ozone layer. The ozone layer is a crucial section of Earth’s stratosphere that absorbs most of the Sun’s dangerous radiation. The ozone part relates to a gas that is created by the radiation itself, which, […]
Disposal of waste in the sea with the purpose of burial (dumping). Many landlocked countries produce a marine burial site for various materials and substances, in particular soil taken from dredging, drilling slag, industrial waste, construction waste, solid waste, explosives and chemicals, radioactive waste. The volume of graves was about 10% of the total mass […]
The Tragedy of the Commons and climate change Since climate change emerged as a phenomenon of serious social scientific inquiry, generations of social science reference works have characterised the mitigation of climate change as a classic global collective action problem; a “tragedy of the commons” that has the game-theoretic form of a “prisoner’s dilemma” (see, […]
The agency, then under the control of Scott Pruitt, removed information it had held since 1997, but stated it as a temporary measure. More than a year later, the section seems to have been taken down altogether. According to a Newsweek article from earlier this month, more than 80 URLs have been removed from the […]
On October 7th Byron Lawrie was arrested outside Parliament House for standing in the middle of the road with a BBQ. Referring to Martin Luther King Jr’s Letter from Birmingham Prison, evaluate the morality of his protest. On October 7th, Byron Lawrie, the minister of barbeques, was arrested due to his protest against climate change. […]
Environmental pollution is the result of the intensive industrial activity for many centuries. This phenomenon started to be taken into consideration in the last decades in the last century. Such consideration was from many aspects, including social, official, industrial and bank aspects. The industrial pollution has captured the greater interest, as for its effects resulted […]
Little by little scientists are trying to create technology to help humans later in the future. Technology can help save lives and our environment so we can survive longer. It may not be big now but as we do more research, technology will be even more substantial. Scientists are creating nanotechnology that can save humans […]
Calculations made by the Ecological Footprint, a way of measuring and quantifying sustainability, indicates that humans are currently using the equivalent of 1.6 planets to provide the resources they consume. (Tom Beer, Jianping Li, Keith Alverson-2018). If humanity continues on this projected path, we will begin see devastating and irreversible changes to our planet; the […]
Humans in the quest for development and survival have consistently caused irreparable damage to the planet. Everything that makes development possible and life worth living is extracted from nature. These consistent activities that is extracting from nature have caused mass extinction of plants and animal species, pollution of water bodies, gradually causing harmful change in […]
Nutrition is essential to human welfare, however, numerous number of people are badly affected by poor nutrition especially children. Malnutrition is a major concern which ranges from undernutrition to problems of overweight and obesity. It’s usually caused by deficiency in essential vitamins and nutrients needed for intellectual development and learning. The most critical stage for […]
With the drastic increase of food demand and food insecurity throughout the world. It is believed that by 2030 the global demand for food, energy and water is expected to increase by 30 to 40 percent. This is driven by rapid urbanization, population expansion and various arable lands are converted into commercial lands and also […]
Unfortunately, the serious fact is the earth is facing a mass of extinction of species. Many species in the world are getting away from us with the rapid development of the society and the crazy expand of human activities. There are around 150-200 species going to extinct every 24 hours (Vidal, 2011). This rate of […]
Avondria Davis Instructor Natalie Mahaffey English Comp. 101 25 November 2018 Global Warming For about 2.5 million years the Earth’s atmosphere has expanded. Scientist trust that human activity is the cause of a dangerous atmospheric deviation (global warming). Frigid masses are melting, sea levels are rising, cloud forests are kicking the container, and untamed life […]
In January 03, 2018, Assemblym Phil Ting, Cristina Garcia, McCarty and coauthors introduced Assembly bill “Clean Cars 2040 Act.”(Ting, & Garcia, & Carty, 2018). This bill clearly stated “This bill would, commencing January 1, 2040, prohibit the department from accepting an application for original registration of a motor vehicle unless the vehicle is a zero […]
Global warming and saving the planet is a discourse that is continuously shared all over the world but it is not a specific agreement on how this happens, yet it is a concerted effort from every person, otherwise the environment is subject to continuous damage and life on our planet can become impossible, so we […]
Overpopulation is becoming a global issue because over the years we have created more lives than resources. there will not be enough food for everyone.”7 billion people on Earth now,and roughly one in eight of us don’t have enough to eat(Dimick, 2014)”. The population will keep on getting bigger by the time and we will […]
The Effects of Plastics on Marine Rafting Organisms: Biodiversity is also affected by plastic in oceans through the phenomenon of “marine rafting” (Branes & Miller). Marine rafting is an event where organisms latch on to a surface and can travel either long or short distances to new places (Branes & Miller). The […]
While geoengineering has the potential to save the planet from climate change, the political and ethical implications, along with the many unknowns surrounding this emerging field, have created controversy and opposition to the process. One reason that geoengineering will not work is that powerful nations will place their interests above those of global efforts to […]
Water hyacinth, Eichhornia crassipes belonging in the family pontederiaceae is a wildly invasive plant species believed to be indigenous to South America. Left unchecked its growth has led to a myriad of problems in major fresh water ecosystems around the globe. It interferes with fishing and fish processing and also, interferes with domestic and irrigation […]
First of all, some clarifications need to be made about the definition of climate change; which means the atmosphere’s balance has been tipped of due to internal and external forces. Climate change refers to a change in the mean and /or the variability of its properties, and that persists for an extended period; typically decades […]
Lina Salgado Policy Evaluation: Green New Deal Is it truly as radical as the media paints it out to be? In recent years, there has been much talk about switching up America for the better. And within that conversation has risen a debate. There has been several radical parties claiming they have the solution. While […]
WHO is estimates that 4.6 million people die from pollution each year by asthma, lung and heart diseases, and respiratory allergies, most of these people are from California and other places. What are some ways we could try to stop this? First, cutting out greenhouse gases, second, recycling motor oil, third, picking up your pet’s […]
Boden et al disclosed that every year, just under two trillion pounds of CO2 is released in the environment. If each pound of that figure could be converted into a single Jamaican dollar, it could finance the country’s economy for over two years. This staggering amount of greenhouse gas is a direct benefactor to climate […]
China has the largest population in recent history, with their population and industrialization process rapidly growing. According to Statista, China’s population is estimated around 1.3 to 1.4 million people with their estimated GDP at around 11 billion dollars (Jaaskelainen, Statista). China is on track to become the next superpower in the world. However with the […]
In the last 20 years there has been approximately 9 hurricanes most of which were category 4 or above including hurricane Sandy, Irma, Katrina and Harvey. That is not taking into account other natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, earthquakes and tsunami’s which have caused comparable damage and cost as well. “Climate change is making […]
Climate Change: the Lies and the Truth Global warming is a politicized issue that is fiercely debated by both Democrats and Republicans, yet because global warming is not the problem, it should not be a determining factor in the discussion over climate change. Because “to a scientist, global warming describes the average global surface temperature […]
