Introduction: Over the years, global warming has become a major topic across the globe. Globalization plays a major role in accelerating the problem of the aforementioned phenomenon otherwise known as climate change. The increase in scientific knowledge has enabled the professionals to come up with ways to combat global warming. The...
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Aribigbola research work focused on the discussion of the link that exists between climate change and the armed conflict that is present in West Africa countries that includes Nigeria. The conflict emerges from disputes in oil production. The article will be used to support the claim that oil production leads...
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Small Island developing states do not have agency with respect to climate change The United Nations Department of Economics categories 51 states and territories as Small island Developing States (SIDS) (Barnett, 2001). These states and territories are situated across that Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans, and in the Caribbean Sea. The...
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The planet is undergoing Anthropocene period which is a geologic time period greatly influenced by a human being centered on the devastating global facts that biospheric, hydrologic, geologic, atmospheric and other earth system processes have been interfered with due to human activities. Human behaviors can be largely blamed for the...
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I live in Pico Rivera City Pico Rivera City is located in southeastern parts of Los Angeles County in California State. It is situated roughly eleven square miles from downtown Los Angeles. The population of Pico Rivera has grown drastically over time and occupies approximately nine square miles (California,...
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The End of Nature, a book by Bill MacKibben, serves as a warning to readers about the risks to human life presented by the rapid change in the climate and the connection between human activity and global warming. (McKibben, 1989). He also uses clear logos and pathos to draw attention...
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The Effects of Global Warming on Soil Salinity The overall increase in global temperature caused by an increase in the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases is known as global warming (Crate and Mark 2). Anthropogenic forcing, or human actions that either restrict the amount of greenhouse gases that are absorbed from...
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Introduction For several years, global warming has been a crippling problem in the world. This is due to the fact that its consequences are detrimental to our planet, environment, culture, and health status. Global warming refers to the gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere or climate system,...
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Human-made Disasters Human-made disasters are the outcomes and effects of human activity and technology, whether intentional or negligent. The disasters are dangerous to the environment and people s lives. There has been an unprecedented rise in the number of human-made disasters over the years. The world has degraded, and lives have...
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To examine this subject more thoroughly, it is necessary to first comprehend what the word "global warming" means. Global warming is a broad term that encompasses all aspects of society that are affected by climate change. Global warming is defined as a phenomenon in which the general temperature of the...
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Deforestation refers to human activities that cause forest destruction, such as tree cutting, forest fires, and charcoal burning. Global warming and climate change have been attributed to the actions. Industrialization, especially in developing countries, is one of the major factors leading to significant tree cutting and forest clearing. Trees are...
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IntroductionGlobal warming leads to a gradual rise in the surface temperature of the atmosphere and the waters of the Earth. Shift is increasingly affecting the atmosphere of the Earth and, as such, there are a number of issues surrounding the existence of global warming. Through means of data analysis and...
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