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Scientific flaws in anthropogenic global warming theory

Global warming myth is proliferated for political purposes. Special-interest groups have wooed politicians for sponsorship, garnering increased funding for scientifically spurious endeavors.

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Global warming's effects on Canada's environment, economy, and culture

Even in Canada, one of the most legendarily frosty countries on the earth, the effects of global warming are manifest.

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Global warming's effects on crop production and rainfall patterns

As global warming makes temperatures rise witnessed will be a decrease in crop production.

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The development and scope of ethical theory and moral practice

Ethical Theory and Moral Practice developed as a cohesive field in the late twentieth century, with the establishment of the Ethical Theory and Moral Practice Journal, in 1998.

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Managing global warming through an interdisciplinary approach

How should the theory of global warming be managed from an interdisciplinary approach?

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Scientific debate over the causes and consequences of global warming

The Columbia Encyclopedia defines global warming as the gradual increase of the temperature of the earth's lower atmosphere due to the increase in greenhouse gases since the Industrial Revolution (Global pp).

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Personal perspectives on environmental sustainability and cultural practice

Throughout the stretch of this period of tackling environmental sustainability and the challenges that come alongside it, much has come to light and my perspective has been significantly shifted from the structured perspective that I had on how to handle environmental challenges.

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The relationship between global warming and hurricane intensity

The 2005 season saw the largest number (27) of named storms (sustained winds over 17 m s -- 1) and the largest number (14) of hurricanes (sustained winds over 33 m s -- 1), and it was the only year with three category 5 storms (maximum sustained winds over 67 m s -- 1) (Anthes, et al., 2006).

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Antarctic ozone hole effects on Southern Hemisphere precipitation patterns

A study performed by Sarah Kang and Lorenzo M. Polvani from the Columbia University claims the Earth's ozone layer hole has affected atmospheric circulation in the Southern hemisphere all the way to the equator, leading to increased rainfall in the subtropics (Kang, 2011).

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Rhetorical analysis of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth

Greenhouse gases thicken the Earth's atmosphere trapping solar light waves that reach the Earth as a form of radiation. The solar rays are typically good for the planet as it keeps Earth's temperature habitable for life, but the extra levels of heat are warming up the planet.

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