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Global warming remains one of the most widely-debated scientific issues of modern time, and global warming essays remain a favorite topic for students and professors, alike.  Global warming is a theory that states, not only that the earth is getting warmer, which is a demonstrable scientific fact, but also that this warming is the direct result of human activity releasing greater amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.  Although more than 97% of scientists support the theory of global warming, it is often treated in the political sphere as lacking support, with politicians playing on the fact that many people are unaware of what the word “theory” means when used in a scientific setting.  As a result, our global warming essays not only discuss the issue of global warming, but also frequently delve into issues such as the scientific definition of a theory or political motivations to deny or support climate change science.  

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Problems caused by oil use
Problems Caused by Using Oil and the Increasingly Serious Consequences of Western Oil Dependency
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Environmental problems and their impacts
Latin America has been struggling with some serious environmental concerns over the last two decades. Air and water pollution, Pesticide abuse, Soil degradation, deforestation are some of the pressing issues in this…
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Extremists in the World Refrain
¶ … extremists in the world refrain themselves from becoming terrorists and causing devastation around the world. Terrorism has been a long standing problem and it is not restricted to one country instead it affects all…
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Methane ices: formation, distribution, and climate impact
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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Innovation and sustainability in human material resource production and consumption
This paper is about population growth and problems of sustainability. The issue is addressed through technological progress and the pursuit of a more balanced population model around the world in order to prevent overpopulation from creating some sort of catastrophe in the near future. The environment is mentioned, and is seen as the most important factor in the sustainability of human life as we have become accustomed to it. Thomas Malthus, the 18th century philosopher who predicted population problems in London, is used as a figure from the past who saw the problems that were coming for the entire world.
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The modern day community faces countless challenges, including the growing threat of global warming, the forces of globalization which generate social, cultural, technological or other challenges, but also the…
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Waterfowl Preservation Improvements in Wetland
Improvements in wetland habitat will increase duck and goose populations over the long-term"
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Inconvenient Truth Narrated by Former
Narrated by former Vice President Al Gore, David Guggenheim's 2006 documentary an Inconvenient Truth is immediately compelling because of its celebrity profile. Gore, who has been a long-time environmental activist,…
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Comparison of electricity production methods: hydroelectric and geothermal sources
In a world that is becoming ever-increasingly focused on the production of energy and fuel, the methods of hydroelectric electricity production and geothermal electricity production have become topics in which the public is significantly interested. In beginning to understand the future of each of these types of electricity production, one must first understand the basic definition of each, as well as the basis for their implementation into the world market. In understanding how each mode of electricity production works, one can begin comparing and contrasting the two in order to understand which modes of production are best utilized in certain situations, as well as to understand the future prospects of each form of production.
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Email correspondence from July 25, 2010
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