Essays on Global Warming

Traditional Training vs Contemporary Training Traditional training entails a series of teachings, both theory and practical, where the trainer and the trainees enjoy personal touch or the physical presence of each other. On the other hand, contemporary training is an evolutionary way of teaching or coaching which makes good use of...

The first project on carbon offsetting took place in 1989. The project was undertaken by Applied Energy Services where commitment to plant 50 million trees were made in Guatemala. In exchange, consent to construct a power station fired by coal would be granted (Smith, 2007, p. 14). Nonetheless, it took...

Intense debates have arisen in the struggle for understanding climate change. The author of this article tries to address his thinking about climatic variations. He refuses to concur with the facts that surround climate changes claiming they are an apparent myth. The history of a scientist like Jean Baptiste who...

Credibility Statement: Most of the countries have the least ozone gas footprints in the world. These countries are generally net consumers of manufactured goods. Despite the continent contributing the least towards emissions that result in climate change, it is the most affected. Discussions on climate change continue to be undermined...

Climatic changes have been experienced for a while, and people tend to ignore the effect. The article reviews these observable features of greenhouse effect between 1900 and 2000. In the span of the century, a lot has happened particularly based on the industrialization which has increased carbon emission to the...

Climate change is one of the most controversial topics of debates in the modern era with skeptics arguing that is a conspiracy meant to scare the public. However, there are sufficient facts to prove that climate change a real event that is gradually happening the world. Quite often, the change...

Today, the crisis that has posed the greatest concern on the planet earth is the overpopulation issue (Ehrlich, 2002). The threat of overpopulation and the constant rapid increase has greatly impacted and is still projected to severely impact the affairs of the various state nations, developed and developing, the poor...

Growing human population has forced man to come up with various innovations and civilizations that attempts at making life comfortable. Overpopulation has led to over exhaustion of natural resources and human has been using these civilizations to supplement for such shortages. This overexploitation of earth resources has made geologists to...

The principle of causality The principle of causality best explains the connection between a cause and an effect. Causality is a universal connection of phenomena through which one thing (the cause) under certain conditions results in something else (the effect). Deforestation Deforestation is the permanent removal of earth’s forest done in small and...

Is it “possible to get ourselves to sincerely doubt things, despite abundant evidence to the contrary”? This is the question Dr. Angel Pinillos invites us to answer with respect to public conversations on climate change. His article titled “Knowledge, Ignorance and Climate Change” published in the New York Times opinion...

Introduction With increased population on the planet, human beings have increasingly cleared land for settlement hence reducing the forest cover and increased greenhouse gasses emission into the atmosphere leading to global warming that results in climate change which its effects are visible across the world from high temperatures to disasters leading...

Sustainable development and the UAE's green economy initiative Sustainable development is the management of cultural, economic and social factors to ensure human beings live comfortably. Due to several factors, sustainability is not achieved in the world and managing these factors can be critical in ensuring the future generations will not be...