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Language, credibility, and public perception in climate change advocacy

To My Green Party Representative: With evidence coming from the warming of the ocean's temperatures, the toxic qualities of our waters, the reduction of needed marine animal habitats and the disruption of the marine and global food chains, the raising of global temperatures and the increase in…

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Marine ecosystem threats: pollution, overfishing, and climate change

(a) Pollution from point and nonpoint sources; (b) Overexploitation of marine stocks that can deplete marine animals; and (c) Global climactic and oceanographic events that contribute to sea level rise, coastal erosion, storm, and intensified sea temperature

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The relationship between climate patterns and civil conflict incidence

Hsiang et al. (2011) and Glazebrook (2011). Hsiang, SM and Meng, KC and Canes, MA (2011).Civil conflicts are associated with the global climate. Nat u r e Vol (476).

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A program for elementary students on environmental responsibility and climate action

Thank you very sincerely in advance for your consideration of my application to Pitzer College, easily the most impressive institution of higher learning from both an academic standpoint and community service perspective that I have encountered in my research.

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Behavioral changes and household actions to reduce global warming

What is Global Warming? The world's climate has been changing since the late 19th century and it has been changing dramatically for the past fifty years, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

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Global warming's physical environmental changes and regional impacts

What is global warming? How does it affect the weather, what are the contributing factors?

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The Kyoto Protocol's failures and the need for enforceable climate agreements

Over the last several decades, global warming has become a consistent threat that has the potential of disrupting life on Earth as we know it. This is because the rising temperatures from the activities of human kind are causing the problem to become worse.

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Effects of global warming on Australian wildlife and climate

The issue of globalization and its effects on the world has become an ever-increasing subject for debate. Although it is considered that only highly industrialized countries and regions are affected by this process of globalizations, areas such as Australia are not out of reach either.

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Ruddiman's argument for early human influence on Earth's climate

The first forty-four pages of Plows, Plagues, and Petroleum by William F. Ruddiman has something to offend everyone.

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ExxonMobil: Oil Industry Analysis and Climate Strategy

An analysis of ExxonMobil's industry position, U.S. domestic energy environment, government regulations, and climate change strategy recommendations.

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