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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

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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.

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3,612 words

Climate change's impact on global crop yield and production

This work in writing will make a review of the literature related to global warming and expected decreases in crop production. This subject is of particular interest due to the impact that decreases in crop production will have upon the entire world.

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2,564 words

Climate change as a global justice and social responsibility issue

Climate change; Too hot to handle? In respect to the world peace, today, there are various issues of concern for survival of humanity in the universe. There are growing interest into the subject of arms race, regional conflicts and continuous injustices among people and nations.

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2,575 words

Arctic climate change and global environmental consequences

Global warming has reached alarming levels and the effects of the event are felt throughout the world.

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3,042 words

Global climate change, human rights, hunger, and political corruption

The four unit course in Contemporary Global Environmental and Social Problems explores and critiques some of the most pressing global social / environmental issues and problems that are not limited to one nation or region.

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4,818 words

Carbon management policy for climate change mitigation in the UK

The aim of this green paper is to improve carbon management, helping the transition towards a low- carbon economy in the UK.

~25 min read

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2,940 words

Global warming and climate change: pessimism versus optimism

It is relatively easy to be pessimistic about the future in our modern world. One only has to glance at the news to find aspects of our world that portend a gloomy and depressing future.

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3,134 words

Human evolution and climate change in early hominid development

Basically, "The climate became drier and the forests of what is now Africa and Asia contracted. The result was an increased area of savanna habitat, with fewer trees." (Campbell, 711).

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2,782 words

Primary causes of climate change in modern society

It is ideal to focus on the primary causes of climate change with the aim of understanding the influence or implication on the growth and development of the planet earth. This paper seeks to unveil the major or primary causes in relation to climate change.

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