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Climate Change and Latent Conflict Prevention

Examines how climate change functions as a conflict multiplier and why early intervention during latent conflict stages offers the best opportunity for prevention.

Social Issues

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Research Paper Graduate 3,044 words

Climate Change, Migration, and Security in the Pacific

Examines how climate change drives Pacific migration, questions refugee narratives, and outlines deontological strategies for disaster response and security.

Environment

~16 min read

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3,272 words

Climate change trends in the Wabash Watershed, 1961-1990

The Wabash Watershed -- For this analysis, we will be focusing on a specific geographic area, the Wabash Watershed. Chronologically, we will use 1961-1990 as our basal reference, including raw, 5-year average, and 10-year average data.

~17 min read

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1,790 words

Climate change and greenhouse gases' effects on stratospheric ozone recovery

Waugh et al. (2009) investigated the effects that climate change has on he recovery period and rate of stratospheric ozone.

~9 min read

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991 words

Climate change consequences and human rights protection gaps

The increase of CO2 emissions are expected to continue until 2150 when a decrease is expected to occur. The consequences are also expected to be dramatic. The continued melting of polar ice caps and glaciers will cause the sea levels to rise.

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1,093 words

Climate change impacts on vulnerable economies and food security

Global warming is mainly seen by the scientific community as a global process in which "glaciers are melting, sea levels are rising, cloud forests are drying, and wildlife is scrambling to keep pace.

~6 min read

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357 words

Climate change impacts on Arctic and Antarctic regions

The Arctic and Antarctic regions of the Earth are already showing severe signs of climate change. As more of the snow and ice melts in these areas, they are reacting much more quickly to global warming. That is because the snow and ice reflect the suns rays and keep the temperatures from rising.

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1,080 words

Separating scientific fact from conjecture in climate change debate

The issue of climate change -- of human caused global warming, to be exact -- has been the subject of much debate among politicians and scientists alike.

~6 min read

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591 words

The 2007 IPCC report on climate change causes and evidence

According to the 2007 IPCC Status Report on Climate Change, there is no doubt that climate change is occurring.

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1,023 words

Climate change and infectious disease as preventable global disasters

The great American scientist Benjamin Franklin mentioned an old proverb - "an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure." Two current events affecting the world could learn from this wise adage.

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