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¶ … Climate Change man-made, and if yes, is there a sustainable process that mankind can get actively involved in with the purpose to slow it down or even to stop it entirely?
Climate Change is one of the 'hottest' topics today and yet most people have a limited understanding of what it involves.
Global Warming is a process that can be seen everywhere and the majority of the world considers a future where temperatures will constantly go up until the earth's surface is no longer a viable place for people to live.
Thermohaline circulation is, to a certain degree, similar to a giant air conditioning device making it possible for earth to maintain its temperatures relatively constant.
Global Warming is believed to disrupt the ocean circulation process and to eventually shut it down completely, leading to an Ice Age and thus acting in disagreement with how most people perceive the effects of Global Warming.
Sustainable living has come to be a fashionable idea, with many companies actually using it as a marketing concept.
A. Having zero carbon emissions has become one of the main goals of society's most significant companies and some have invested a great deal of finances in trying to...
Marketing products as having a low footprint on the environment has back-fired in some cases, with the recent scandal involving VW's emissions being self-explanatory when considering this topic.
IV. The masses have started to adopt a series of techniques meant to limit the degree to which they are polluting, with society as a whole seeming to have gained a complex understanding of why it should adopt environmental types of thinking.
A. Initially starting as a seemingly crazy idea, adopting attitudes that help the environment recover have become more and more popular in recent days, with a great deal of people being determined to engage in activities that help the natural world.
B. Not only have people started to promote environmentalist ideas, but they came to influence international corporations to act in agreement with their thinking as long as these respective institutions wanted to continue to experience a great deal of profits as a consequence of preserving their markets.
V. Conclusion
Society is obviously becoming less pollutant and more concerned with preserving the environment, but it is difficult and almost impossible to say if there still is time to stop Climate Change.
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whitehouse.gov/. Climate change is one of the main problems in the contemporary society and this is reflected by the numerous actions that present-day institutions take with the purpose to either slow it down or stop its effects entirely. The September 23, 2013 Climate Summit provided the world with the opportunity to gain a more complex understanding of the concept and to learn more about the actions that state leaders were
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