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    environmentalist‚ Bill McKibben‚ in his essay‚ “Global Warming: Get Up! Stand Up!”‚ argues the effects on global warming to the environment. He argues from his environmentalist experience that carbon dioxide is not only harming the ozone layer. McKibben’s purpose it to persuade readers to stand up for what they need and start a movement. He takes a defensive tone in order to inform the minds of his readers. In McKibben’s article “Global Warming: Get Up! Stand Up!” states the growing problem of global warming

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    English 117 14 November 2013 Inside Bill Mckibben’s Persona It is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the fact that global warming is slowly but surely leading the human race to an imminent and inevitable extermination. Over the past two decades or so‚ scientists have been working arduously in search of answers of climatic change and other nature-based phenomenon instead of finding a way to prevent it. Bill Mckibben‚ an American environmentalist‚ educated scholar and author of newspaper

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    1101 02/24/2012 Global warming -- a serious warning I have a dream‚ that in a near future‚ the people of this world will come together as one. We could all come together as one and leave all our differences of color‚ religion‚ and political views behind us‚ to stand together to face what Bill McKibben calls the greatest challenge and threat mankind has ever faced: global warming. In 2007 Bill McKibben‚ an author‚ educator‚ and environmentalist‚ wrote the article‚ “Global Warning: Get Up! Stand

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    first word of global warming came out‚ however‚ the problem has still has not found a solution. Not only is there no foreseeable fix in the future‚ but the earth will continue to warm leading to a plethora of extreme natural events occurring now and into the future. Scientists‚ geologists‚ and even politicians have invested millions of dollars into research and funding for campaigns on global warming. They all believe they have found a soltution or a way to temporarily aid global warming. Yet‚ the problem

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    of miles. Rotten fruits and vegetables‚ on the other hand‚ carry molds that are found in damp areas. Kobus: Global warming caused Irene? Chris Kobus writes at TheBlogProf.com: Saw this one coming. Hurricane Irene caused by . . . global warming. And what‚ pray tell‚ caused the bigger one that hit New York some 72 years ago? From Politico‚ ("Was Hurricane Irene caused by global warming?"): "Irene’s got a middle name‚ and

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    countries. But when you take a step back and think about how many people are doing the same things as you‚ you have to realize that in some way you are effecting the environment. In 2007‚ Bill McKibben wrote the article‚ ”Global Warming and the Traveler’s World‚” that was published in Travel+ Leisure magazine. McKibben persuades readers on how they can reduce the negative impact on the environment by travel. He uses familiar strategies of persuasion to bring attention to what is happening to the environment

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    080700730 Book By Bill Mckibben Essay by Kevin Malone “More and better‚” states Bill Mckibben ’ in his national best selling book Deep Economy ’ “are two birds roosting on the same branch.” Within traditional economic values these two birds could be taken out with one stone synonymously in every attempt. However‚ in our age of endless economic growth‚ expanded populations‚ and industrial centralization‚ “the greater wealth no longer make us happier.” (Mckibben‚ 2) Not only this‚ but

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    Global warming and climate change threatens the very existence of mankind; understanding the affects of each and implementing measures to save this planet are of dire urgency. Global warming has become a threat to everything and everyone on Earth. Global warming is caused by many natural and manmade processes that continue to affect our environment. The release of carbon dioxide and methane gases are the two main contributors to climate change. With the warming of the environment almost inevitable

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    Archer 1 Aaron Archer English 100 MW 1- 3:20 Essay #5 “Waste Not‚ Get Not” In “Waste not‚ Want not” Bill McKibben argues against our excessive hyper consumerism and suggests a “return to the frugality of simpler times.” He offers that we can either hang onto the status quo of Costco size living or instead go to a retro post-waste living style. While McKibben may be correct that our American materialistic thinking can be the cause of unnecessary simple waste such as disposable products and outdated

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    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION I. Introduction about global warming. 1. What global warming is. 2. General views on global warming. II. Some global warming causes. 1. Using transportation and burning fuels. 2. Deforestation 3. Landfills 4. Population III. Effects 1. Rising sea level. 2. Drought and flood. 3. Weather patterns changes. 4. Ecosystem IV. Solutions 1. Stop deforestation 2. Use public transportations 3. Plant forests 4. Developing

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