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Recognizing power and privilege to create social change
As an optimist, I believe that we can all change. In The Sneeches and Other Stories, Dr.
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Major mass extinctions and greenhouse gas effects on planetary climate
The bookmarks indicated the following six events: · Formation of the earth and moon 4.6 billion years ago · Earliest life, 3.9 billion years ago · Early land plants 420 million years ago · Largest mass extinction 248 million years ago · Dinosaur extinction 65 million years ago · "Lucy", early…
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President Biden's $6 trillion budget proposal: progressive taxation and climate investment
President Biden’s Proposed Budget: Expectations vs. RealityPrior to conducting in-depth research on exactly how much money President Joe Biden wants to spend, I was somewhat convinced that it would stay under the $5.5 trillion mark.
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Microgeneration and Renewable Energy: Empowering a Sustainable Future
Explore how microgeneration technologies—solar, wind, micro-hydro, and more—are transforming energy systems, empowering communities, and combating climate change.
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The Port Huron Statement's enduring relevance to American social change
Port Huron Statement's themes, issues, and concerns in light of the relevant American history of the last forty years.
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Global Warming and Carbon Emissions: Causes and Solutions
Explores the causes of global warming—fossil fuels, CO2 emissions, deforestation—and practical solutions from the Kyoto Protocol to consumer lifestyle changes.
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Methane hydrates: formation, distribution, and climate implications
Methane ice is crystalline solids which look like ice, and which occur when water molecules form a cage-like structure around smaller methane molecules producing methane ices (Thomas).
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Sustainability initiatives and environmental impact in the global hotel industry
Climate change is no longer a theory to be debated on talk radio and cable TV -- it is a fact of life. Many venues in the hotel industry are using whatever tools and technologies they can to reduce their use of energy, water, and otherwise present a green experience for the traveler.
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The Kyoto Protocol's effectiveness without United States participation
An analysis of the effectiveness of an international agreement to mitigate the consequences of Climate Change without the involvement of the United States
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The motivations of global warming believers and deniers
Global Warming is a controversial topic largely because of its sprawling prediction of worldwide catastrophe, an image which is far exaggerated from the reality of global climate change.