Essays on Environment Problems

All processes depend on the use of natural resources while at the same time produce wastes that are profoundly harmful to the environment. Wastes produced from the manufacturing of products come in the form of the liquid, solid and gaseous forms which are emitted to the environment and can cause...

Although globalization has had positive impacts on the development of various countries, it is associated with adverse effects on the climate through an increase in the greenhouse gas emissions.  Globalization has gradually increased across the world as interconnections and relationships are created between various countries to keep up with the...

The Trip to LAX with My Friends The trip to LAX with my friends is one of the most memorable and exciting experiences I have regarding my traveling life. On a fateful day, we took a bus, twenty-five of us, and left San Diego for Lax. We were all excited and...

Water is one of the most important natural resources that man cannot live without. Oceans make up the largest water bodies on the planet Earth and hold up to 97% of the waters. Additionally, oceans are essential for human survival as they account for more than 50% of the oxygen...

The Lack of Ethnic Diversity in American National Parks The fact that almost all national parks system in American based on racial grounds where white is the majority race, so it means that most of the parks do not have ethnic diversity. The perception that the system has no variety and...

Changes in climatic conditions is one of the most complex issues in the world. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) describes changes in climatic conditions as the gradual alteration of the world’s atmosphere due to human activities. Its impacts are evident all over the world. Occurrences such as cities...

The Threat to the Environment The environment has over the recent few years been under threat by human activity. Air and water pollution which are the major effects of improper disposal of wastes have been on the rise year after year. Global statistics indicate that if this trend is not curbed,...

The book Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey reflects profound admiration for the environment and an utmost abhorrence of any person, policy or activity that desecrates it. Abbey not only esteems the beauty of the natural world in the entire autobiographical work, but also laments and denounces destruction of nature, in...

Every plant and animals are part of the ecosystem of the particular place where its habitat is. So destroying plant or animals beyond natural causes their death, this destroys the ecosystem and creates imbalance in nature in the long run. So it is advisable to protect the endangered species because...

The USA's Efforts to Reduce Reliance on Fossil Fuels The USA has always been on the front line when it comes to matters that touch on the safety of human beings (Shafiee \\\" Topal, 2008). America has been focusing and grinding hard in ensuring that alternative sources to fossil energy are...

With the ever-rising temperatures, environmentalists, researchers, and engineers have expressed their concerns about global warming. With the rising industrialization the burning of fossil fuels to produce electricity has become rampant; the burning of these fossil fuels emit gases like methane, nitrous oxides, and carbon dioxide that are responsible for high...

According to Lineman et al. (2015, p. 3), global warming depicts the long-term trend characterized by rising average temperatures around the globe. Statistics indicate that the last half-century has been characterized by a significantly high rate of temperature rise. In this paper, the primary causes of global warming and its...