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    specifically concerned with the belief in humanity’s role as stewards of the Earth and how this role should be responsibly undertaken being a privileged bestowed by God. Prominent issues within Christian environmental ethics include Climate Change and deforestation. Climate Change is defined as a long term change in the Earth’s climate‚ especially a change due to an increase in the average atmospheric temperature. There are many factors believed to be contributing to Climate Change. These include an overconsumption

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    storms‚ droughts‚ melting of glaciers‚ or hunger in Africa. But not too many of us know the details‚ and the stories behind those problems. These days the biggest environmental problems are: Global warming‚ Pollution‚ drought‚ overpopulation‚ deforestation‚ Endangered species. Let’s start from global warming. Global warming is the process by which the Earth’s average atmospheric temperature increases over time.In general Global warming means the difference in the Earth’s global climate over time

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    Madagascar. There are many different species of lemurs and they are all endangered. There are several reasons why lemurs are facing extinction; lemurs are being put at risk by deforestation‚ hunting‚ and climate change (Dunham et al.‚ 2008). Deforestation in Madagascar is especially significant in affecting lemurs. Deforestation leads to habitat loss and habitat fragmentation‚ which may have negative consequences for lemurs (Craul et al.‚ 2009). Lemurs are threatened by hunting because they are a food

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    and are cut down for fuel‚ ships‚ houses‚ etc. Because of this‚ Earth along with mankind is suffering from massive deforestations‚ which leads to species extinction‚ global warming‚ soil degradation‚ and loss of vaccines/medicine and biodiversity. To prevent this from happening and to help and conserve the earth’s trees‚ people must recycle & re-use‚ plant trees‚ and reduce deforestations. To start with‚ recycling is extremely helpful to the environment. It reduces the garbage placed in landfills

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    Daniel Wayne Nicol ENF-1 Sue‚ Ranch April‚ 15 2013 Cause of the Green House Effect There are several causes that lead to the environmental condition known as the green house effect which include the burning of fossil fuels‚ deforestation‚ and population growth. The green house effect is rising in temperature over the years because green house gases in the atmosphere trap energy from the sun. The first cause in rise of green house gases is the burning of fossil fuels such as coal‚ oil‚

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    Tapped was a documentary that discussed the harmful effects that the bottled water industry has environmentally‚ biologically‚ and socially. There are a few topics that relate to the topic outline. The first is the second topic outline: “Global Economics”‚ more specifically “Tragedy of the Commons.” In the film‚ it seemed like big corporations such as Nestle went into small towns and counties‚ such as the Chaffee county‚ and abused the commons: water‚ in this case. They bought property with water

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    manufacture chemicals‚ metals‚ fertilizers‚ perfumes‚ medicines‚ plastics and cement emit gases and dangerous into the air that and there are harmful to the environment. Second‚ deforestation‚ which is the removal of a forest or stand of trees‚ is another of the major causes of air pollution because deforestation is a contributor to poor air quality. Trees and other plants remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during the process of photosynthesis and release oxygen back into the atmosphere

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    our earth resources. To understand the Global Warming effect we need to comprehend what man has done to this world first we have destroyed our trees and not planting new ones exposing the earth to all kinds of unsafe elements. This is called deforestation. So why are we doing this. According to the National Geographic this is for agriculture farmers cut forests to provide more room for planting crops or grazing livestock. Often many small farmers will each clear a few acres to feed their families

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    human is damaging the Earth. There are three main ways to damages the Earth from human activity are deforestation ‚ poisonous gases ‚ and it makes pollute the environment. First‚ a human activity that damages the Earth is deforestation. Deforestation destroys a huge area of forest every year. The world forests could completely disappear in a hundred years by human activities. Furthermore ‚ deforestation also cause the loss of plants and animals then lead some of them to extinction. This activity have

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    In 2005‚ scholars presented a theory that exacerbated ill-advised deforestation; prolonged drought made the people of Mayan abandon it. This has been put to test with archaeological evidence and data on the environment. The catastrophic event theory focuses on more than one natural disaster such as volcanic eruptions‚ hurricanes and earthquakes as the cause of the fall of Mayan. Nevertheless‚ the insufficient archaeological evidence makes unfeasible that just a sole natural disaster would have a

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