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Human hunting and late Pleistocene megafauna extinction

The end of the last ice age was marked by the extinction of hundreds of species of large mammals.

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Human activities and global warming in California

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The need for a public service campaign on recycling and green consumption

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Toyota's environmental strategies and commitment to sustainability

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The European Union's Environment 2010 program and sustainability

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Media's role in shaping public perception of global warming

The reality of the global warming has been underlined by numerous studies and reports in recent years. However there is a disparity between the way that the reality of global warming is envisioned and socially received and perceived.

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The Kyoto Protocol and international failure to address global warming

The reality of global warming can no longer be denied. Some of the harsh consequences of global warming on water, food production, health, and the environment are already apparent as our earth warms because of greenhouse gases.

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Public opinion and media influence on global warming as a social problem

The objective of this work is to provide an outline of a research paper on the rise and decline of global warming as a social problem with a clearly stated thesis.

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Global warming, disease, and pollution threatening Earth's future

Environment [...] future of Earth's environment, including global warming, the bird flu and disease, and pollution. As with any argument or heated debate, there are two very different views regarding the Earth's environment and man's affect on it in the future.

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