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    Global Warming is a dilemma that has been problem for many years. A gradual increase in average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere and its oceans, a change that is believed to be permanently changing the Earth’s climate (). In addition, deforestation has become a problem due to the business trying to construct buildings or new cities. Deforestation is clearing Earth 's forests on a massive scale, often resulting in damage to the quality of the land (). These two issues go hand-in-hand harming…

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    potential to decrease monthly bills, the excessive costs of installation discourages potential investors. Besides the obviously inflated costs, renewable energy is also notoriously inefficient, which is one of the primary reasons why people still rely on fossil fuels. If clouds block out the sun, then solar panels drop in efficiency , if the wind dies down, then wind turbines become incredibly useless, and if warm water reservoirs suddenly become cold, geothermal energy ceases to be of any use.…

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    It is the uncommonly fast increment in the Earth's average surface temperature over the past time primarily because of the greenhouse gases released as individuals burn fossil fuels. Global warming is because of the enhancing greenhouse gases emission and build-up in the Earth's environment. The gasses that have an impact on the atmosphere are water vapor, carbon dioxide, dinitrogen-oxide, and methane. Very nearly 30 percent…

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    Humans have been able to find ways to completely deplete the Earth of its resources. That comes in the forms of extracting fossil fuels from the Earth and using for just about anything that requires gasoline. The industry is finding more innovative ways to extract these same fossil fuels from the Earth. One of these new ways is Hydraulic Fracturing; also known as Fracking. Unfortunately, Fracking is the cause of many different health problems and extensive environmental issues. So, you may be…

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    existence, then the conversion of natural gas to liquid gas is not the answer for the future that you want for the America of tomorrow. So far, LNG plants seem to be the energy source that will bring a solution to the global warming disasters that fossil fuels have caused to the ozone layer, but the process of liquefying natural gas to an energy source is an intensive process. Brownsville is a city where it gets most of its profits out of tourism and the beach. Building an LNG plant will slowly…

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    positively impacted. Using renewable and clean energy sources lessens our reliance on fossil fuels and other depleting sources. The construction process of a traditional home alone emits much construction waste” (par.6). In other words, Farah believes green homes are beneficial and it is because they are energy efficient. They are energy efficient because it uses clean energy from other sources other than oil. Oil and fossil fuel spread carbon dioxide into the…

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    Located in southwestern British Columbia, Lower Fraser Valley extends from Delta to Hope and has a marine climate with moderate temperatures, long frost-free period and high average rainfall. The Lower Fraser Valley with rich and high quality soils contributes up to 62% of BC’s gross farm receipts and the agriculture land price has sharp increased to $4,113/acre (BC Agriculture of Food & Climate Action Initiative, 2015; Climate Action Initiative, 2015). However, agriculture contributes to 3.3%…

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    temperature of the earth and the globe, which is affecting the poles. Global warming is something we should consider when using fossil fuels. People think global warming is a joke, but is hurting other places in the globe. One main example of a global warming is that the north and South Poles are melting, thus killing some of the animals there. One term you should know is fossil fuel: a natural energy such as coal or gas, formed in the past life forms on the planet earth. Global warming is also…

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    land. Air pollution is the more concerning of the two for the time being because of the number of vehicles, factories, plants, boats, and plains. The main causes for it are the burning of fossil fuels, emissions from industries and manufacturing plants, as well as household and farming chemicals. The burning of fossil fuels stems from transportation, cars, planes, trains, and trucks. This is one of the major causes of air pollution and is probably the most difficult one to manage because of how…

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    It include littleness of the environmental load, consumption reduction of the fossil fuel, energy security, industrial development, job creation mainly. Then, there is the reduction effect of greenhouse gas discharges such as carbon dioxide. Also, the wind-generated electricity can anticipate improvement of the energy self-sufficiency…

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