Introduction The Dust Bowl, a devastating ecological and agricultural disaster that occurred in the 1930s, left an indelible mark on American history. The widespread dust storms, eroded soil, and economic hardships had far-reaching consequences for the Great Plains region. In this analytical essay, we will delve into the complex factors that contributed to the onset and severity of the Dust Bowl. By examining the interplay of natural, economic, and human elements, we can gain a deeper understanding of this catastrophic...
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In the year 2018, it was recorded that only 11 white lions were left in the wild. This record is shocking because it shows how the white lions are endangered and how mankind should take measures to save these beasts and all kinds of species. On the other hand, this topic is controversial for some believe that this issue must be taken into consideration, while others believe that this issue is useless and that time and money are being wasted....
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“It’s a definition that if it’s not renewable, it’s going to run out at some point” (Elon Musk). The inexpensive, concentrated, and portable nonrenewable energy stored in these remarkable compounds has long brought significant economic benefits. During the last couple of centuries, It has paved the way for previously inconceivable industrial advancement. So why not just keep burning fossil fuels? That is just not an option in the long run, for two reasons. The first is the ethical concern that...
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Many countries, including large nations like the USA, in the status quo rely largely on energy from nonrenewable sources. For example, coal, petroleum, and natural gas from fossil fuels. These fossil fuels generate about 85% of the world’s energy. This brings about two issues. Firstly, nonrenewable energy is finite and will run out if our consumption of this energy is more than the amount of nonrenewable energy that can be replenished naturally by the Earth. Research shows that at the...
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The earth’s population is currently 7.7 billion and rising. Population levels are expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050 and 11 billion by 2100 (United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, 2019). The greatest population growth is occurring in developing countries where extreme poverty and a lack of the most basic needs exist. This coupled with excessive consumption in the developed countries puts enormous pressure on an already fragile environment. To sustain this rapid population growth, change is required...
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To better understand my field of research my literature review will focus background of the UAE's geopolitical position regarding renewable energy and renewable energy development in the UAE. The order of the review will be as follows, the background, process of economic adaptation, and the current development. The fossil fuel sector throughout the last century has been one of the most contested sector resources ever. Fossil fuel is of critical importance as a source of energy to the functioning of...
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Introduction World hunger, a grave, and complex issue, affects millions of people globally, transcending borders and impacting communities in both developing and developed nations. It is characterized by the insufficient availability or accessibility of nutritious food necessary for a healthy life. Rooted in a web of interconnected factors, world hunger is not merely a consequence of food scarcity but is deeply influenced by economic disparities, political instability, environmental challenges, and social inequalities. The ramifications of hunger extend beyond immediate nutritional...
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Now in a lot of cities or countries, we often see solar panels on top of a building or a field. But why do people do that? People now start realizing the importance of global warming and start to find solutions to slow down or stop it. The use of solar energy is one solution to mitigating global warming, and therein lies its enduring significance. To slow down global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, countries such as Germany, Japan,...
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Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed guests, and fellow advocates for environmental preservation, Today, I stand before you to shed light on one of the most pressing issues of our time: ocean pollution. Through the power of storytelling, I aim to convey the gravity of this problem and inspire each one of you to take action to protect our oceans. Close your eyes for a moment and imagine the vast expanse of the ocean, its crystal-clear waters teeming with life. Now, envision...
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Introduction Ruggiero (2008) defines thinking as a mental activity that we have some influence or control over. This is apparent when looking at the situation in which a driver is only driving while he keeps the steering wheel in his hands and monitors vehicle motions. Therefore the practice is only formulated if directed in the minds of individuals. This does not mean, though, that thought should always be done in a positive mood. Evidence demonstrates that subconscious and involuntary thought...
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Refugees are those who, are taken out of their own country forcibly before reasons such as for religious or ethnic cleansing. Bangladesh has been on the receiving end of refugees for a long time. However, in the past 2 years, the amount increased in unbelievable numbers. The government of Bangladesh displayed enough generosity in providing shelter to the Rohingya from Myanmar. Nevertheless, Myanmar showed no interest in taking back the refugees. According to Fox News, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has...
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An Inconvenient Truth is a speech about Global Warming. To introduce his speech, he used a well-planned attention-getter, by using a video of a lakeside area near his home while he talked about how he forgot how it looked. In his attention-getter, he made sure he stated his topic statement about how he felt about global warming. He also made sure to link it back to the audience by talking about the earth where everyone lives and how it will...
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Hurricanes are a natural process that needs certain conditions to be met to allow their formation. Hurricanes are also known as tropical cyclones and are storms that typically form in the summer or autumn period when the correct atmospheric ingredients come together. Several factors go into the formation of a hurricane, of which they are; low pressure, warm ocean water, the Coriolis effect, moist mid-atmosphere, and upper atmospheric divergence. The low-pressure area has to form to start winds uplifting, the...
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Pakistan is facing a lot of water shortage that is going to break the limit in the country in the coming years. Recently, the Indus River System Authority highlighted that the Indus irrigation system was the world's largest irrigation system for the summer season but because of the crisis it was critical and it had delayed the growing of the country’s main cash crops which includes cotton as well. Pakistan's water demand increased from 1990 to 2013. Pakistan is right...
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A human being cannot live without water, but the source of water is not endless. Manju (2017) pointed out that 97% of the water on the earth is salt water, and the remaining 3% includes surface water, glacial water, and groundwater. That is to say, only 1% of the water on earth is available for humans to use. Groundwater is a freshwater resource, which is the main source of water in India and provides most of the domestic and irrigation...
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Carcinogen in Water: 1. What are the ethical dilemmas facing problem solvers? For a situation to be considered to have an ethical paradox and or dilemma, it has to present the following set of conditions. The problem solver or rather the decision maker has to decide which course of action is best. There must be different courses of action to choose from. There is no perfect solution no matter what course of action is taken since some ethical principles must...
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A forest is a large area that is covered by trees and plants. It is important for the lives of living things present on the earth. Without forests, it's impossible for life to survive because they provide oxygen to the environment and take carbon dioxide from the environment. If there are fewer forests in any country or the world, there will be less amount of oxygen and higher chances of different diseases, because if there are fewer forests, there will...
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Diamond mining has long been a controversial topic, given its negative consequences not only for society but also for the environment. As history shows, they were not called ‘blood’ for nothing, because their search destroyed many parts of the world, especially Africa. There are some ways in which Africa and other countries are doing this to prevent the mining of blood diamonds, but this process still hurts countless people for a simple stone. Mining for blood diamonds is an illegal...
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Being born and raised in the city of Los Angeles, I’ve seen the rate of homelessness increase year by year. It makes me upset because it’s disappointing seeing individuals in the city without homes, which causes some of them to intake drugs or lead them to have mental health issues. This has become such a big problem to the city and it’s going to get worse if Los Angeles's housing rate keeps rising and if they can’t make it affordable....
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Executive Summary This report was commissioned to examine and evaluate a pressing issue known as Plastic Product pollution. This has been administered and accepted by the government of Canada, Organizations such as Walmart, and Markets which are the customers and suppliers. Plastic product pollution is killing the planet and us, slowly but steadily and we are causing our own peril by allowing it to happen, I believe my policy known as the Plastic Product Ban will take down this problem....
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For many years now, Global Warming has been a common topic discussed by scientists and society alike. Global warming is a long-term rise in the average temperature of the Earth’s climate system, an aspect of climate change shown by temperature measurements and by multiple effects of the warming due to human activities. This research paper touches on how global warming heavily impacts the environment as well as the people in it. With the continuous rise in temperatures, global warming has...
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Environmental law is a relatively recent idea that encompasses a wide range of topics such as climate change, energy sources, pollution, and corporate social responsibility. Sinha stated that environmental conservation cannot be realized without sufficient laws. Environmental education and raising environmental awareness are two vital ways to ensure that the environment is conserved for future generations. At the level of international conventional law, environmental measures have been provided for, expressed, and acknowledged as a framework for legislation. The European Union...
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Global warming has been a raised topic of concern in recent times. But what is it really, what does it affect and how does any of this affect humans? In recent years, ecosystems and many wildlife within our oceans have been destroyed by the brutal effects of global warming. Increasing temperatures affect coral reefs, plankton, seals, and polar bears. All of these animals are essential to survival in the wild. This raises the question. Why are these different types of...
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Daylight saving time, DST, more commonly called daylight savings has been part of Australia since at least 1971 except for Queensland, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia. However, this should change. All of Australia should partake in daylight savings. Good morning/afternoon Ms. Rae and class. By only having selected states or areas participating in daylight savings, it puts the rest of Australia out of sync. Daylight savings have many beneficial features that would help that outweigh the negative short-term transitional...
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Introduction This report is meant to investigate whether all seismic events have the same cause and effect as the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in 2010. The second seismic event chosen to compare whether the same causes and effects are common with eruptions is Mount Ontake. The theory of plate tectonics is the idea that the crust of the earth is divided into separate sections that create a shell from the mantle. The theory was brought to scientists’ attention by Alfred Wegener...
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Introduction: Air Pollution is a huge problem around the globe, usually, transportation vehicles produce the most air pollution besides factories and miners. Oh, and air pollution isn’t just a problem in Ho Chi Minh City or Vietnam. It’s a whole world problem, and it needs to be solved otherwise we will live in a future full of Air Pollution and have to wear securing masks each they go to school or going to work. And I'm sure you don't want...
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One of our main resources on earth is water and everything on this earth needs water to survive. Water is found below the earth's surface which means that the water can be easily contaminated. Nowadays, water pollution is considered a serious problem in Macau. Goal number 6 Target 6.3 from the Sustainable Development Goals tackle this issue and by 2030 improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing the release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion...
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Pollution is the introduction of harmful substances or products into the environment. It is a major problem in Egypt as well as the world. Pollution not only damages the environment but also damages us. It has caused many problems ranging from lung cancer to the greenhouse effect. It is all among us but we continue to live in our own filth. What is the reason behind this defective logic? And then I'm going to examine the problems and solutions for...
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By its formal definition, light pollution means the superfluous, unwanted, or poor use of manufactured light during nighttime. Other aliases include photopollution and luminous pollution. This is correct, by all means, but is inadequate in such a way that it doesn’t speak for all the parts that go into light pollution. In other words, light pollution is much more than that. More often than not, this specific type of pollution is overlooked. Light pollution effects are often ignored and aren’t...
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An individual’s dependence on the use of plastic grows stronger as each year passes, resulting in a massive quantity of detritus being discarded in oceans. Although plastic may be the most versatile material with favorable qualities (mechanical resistance, durability, etc), it has created serious environmental issues that keep snowballing due to its non-biodegradable properties as it takes thousands of years to decompose. With its exponential production and negligence towards recycling and waste management, millions of plastic waste are carried and...
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