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    the infrastructures ("Thawing Permafrost | A Student’s Guide To Global Climate Change | US EPA"). Glaciers play a significant role in the prevention of global warming. It?s like a mirror reflecting sunlight from the earth?s surface ("All About Glaciers | Glaciers And Climate Change |

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    by the melting glaciers poses a direct threat to my home. Island nations and coastal cities will suffer the inevitable if we do not act now. In six degrees‚ Mark Lynas warned the impending arctic tipping point‚ once passed‚ the melting of the glaciers cannot be reversed‚ leading to a loss of habitable environment. However‚ I believe that the situation is worse than what Lynas anticipated. Despite some efforts from the international to curb the increasing carbon emissions‚ glaciers are melting faster

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    She uses personal experience to express her concern on the effect of human activity on the environment. She is very detailed and descriptive which makes the essay informative‚ attracting readers who would be specifically interested in glaciers and what is causing them to decline rather than a general audience interested in the overall effects of other environmental issues as

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    volcano. It lies within the Garibaldi Ranges of the Pacific Ranges. Mount Garibaldi takes up the southwest corner of Garibaldi Provincial Park overlooking the town of Squamish. It is the only volcano in North America known to have been formed upon a glacier. It is not considered part of the Cascade Range. The height of Mount Garibaldi is 8‚796’ (2‚678m). If Mount Garibaldi were to erupt‚ the town of whistler and Squamish would be in danger‚ but it hasn’t erupted in a very long time. The last eruption

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    |Nanda Devi National Park | |IUCN category Ia (strict nature reserve) | |[pic] | |[pic] | |Location |Uttarakhand‚ India | |Coordinates |[pic]30°25′7″N 79°50′59″E / 30.41861°N | | |79.84972°E / 30.41861; 79.84972Coordinates: | |

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    mountains and two dominant glaciers‚ Fox and Franz Josef. They are the closest glaciers to the coastline of any in the world outside the polar regions. Lowland areas in the park are covered in an ancient Beech forest which are backed by steep cliffs and mountains. It’s a contradiction to view glaciers from a rain forest‚ but this phenomenon is explained by the areas steepness and high rainfall. The coastline is a short drive away and onroute there are some great views of the glaciers and mountains reflecting

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    Global warming is the greatest challenge facing our planet. It is‚ in fact‚ the increase in the temperature of the earth’s neon- surface air. It is one of the most current and widely discussed factors. It has far-reaching impact on biodiversity and climatic conditions of the planet. Several current trends clearly demonstrate that global warming is directly impacting on rising sea levels‚ the melting of ice caps and significant worldwide climate changes. In short‚ global warming represents a fundamental

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    North Atlantic. Glaciers also began expanding on Greenland‚ soon to threaten Norse settlements on the island. From 1275 to 1300 A.D.‚ glaciers began expanding more broadly‚ according to radiocarbon dating of plants killed by the glacier growth. The period known today as the Little Ice Age was just starting to poke through. Summers began cooling in Northern Europe after 1300 A.D.‚ negatively impacting growing seasons‚ as reflected in the Great Famine of 1315 to 1317. Expanding glaciers and ice cover

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    distressing issues. The most physically visible of these issues is the rapid melting of glaciers in the North that have been wearing thin due to increasing temperatures. The result of these melting glaciers means rivers in Canada such as the Alberta Bow’s in 50 years will be left with absolutely no flowing water aside from occasional flash floods that won’t be able to permanently restore the river (Barlow‚ 2007). Melting glaciers overseas will also become a very

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    Water Crisis in India: Side Effect of Climate Change There is one very famous quote which says‚ “Water is life’s mater and matrix‚ mother and medium. There is no life without water”. This quote highlights the importance of water and its value in sustenance of life on earth. It has multiple uses and each of them supports life‚ directly or indirectly. Even though 75 percent of our Earth is covered with water‚ less than two percent is fresh water. To make the matters worse‚ only about 1% is available

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