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Artists' responsibility to depict nature and social change

Freedom, morality, and nature are tremendous topics individually, and taken collectively can help generate meaningful commentary on the human condition. When applied to the arts, these concepts show how artists often do take responsibility for their role as communicators.

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Human-driven greenhouse gas emissions and Earth's climate balance

Earth's Climate System is a complex system that is influenced by many different factors.

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Methods paleoclimatologists use to reconstruct ancient climate records

Scientific researchers analyze the climatic conditions of our planet and how they shift through diverse means, relying on historic, instrumental, environmental and satellite reports.

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Mo Abudu's proposed film on global leadership accountability and change

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Cognitive dissonance, attitude change, and social influences in psychology

Part 1: Discussion Board Personal Comments Chapter 5: Attitudes Comment 1: Cognitive Dissonance and Attitude Change One of the most fascinating concepts in this chapter is cognitive dissonance, the discomfort we feel when our behaviors contradict our attitudes .

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Global Warming: Natural Causes and Mitigation Strategies

Explores natural vs. manmade causes of global warming, evaluates two mitigation strategies, and discusses policy changes needed to stabilize the global climate.

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Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" and personal climate action responsibility

When I saw "An Inconvenient Truth," the documentary produced by Al Gore about the effects of global warming, I felt motivated to learn more about the subject. Before, I had been a bit smug. After all, I recycled. I did not drive a Hummer.

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Arctic fox ecology and survival in a changing climate

ARCTIC FOX (National Geographic, online at http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/Animals/mammals/arctic-fox.html,2008) Peripheral to the concern and implications of the melting artic regions is the concern about the wildlife supported by the region.

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Arctic warming and its accelerating effects on global climate

The Arctic might be the key to understanding and alleviating global warming across the planet. Global warming affects the Arctic at a more rapid and intense rate than other regions of the globe. Also, global warming is causing ice in the Arctic to melt, contributing to rising sea levels everywhere.

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California's topography, climate, and biogeographical interrelationships

Geographically, California may find itself among the few places in the world where climate types, five, to be precise, meet at such a close range from one another. Of course, this may very well happen because the state hosts such a wide variety of geographical features.

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