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    Climate Change In Canada

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    “Climate change is one of the greatest threats of our time”(Government of Canada). Climate change is a shift in weather condition that is long-term. Human activities like burning fossil fuels release carbon into the atmosphere causing a buildup of greenhouse gases. The burning of fossil fuels currently accounts for about 70-90 % of human emissions that are greenhouse gases (Government of Canada). Greenhouse gas acts as a blanket surrounding the earth causing the earth to heat up and affect wind patterns

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    Effects Of Global Warming

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    Greenland‚ Artic sea ice and mountain glaciers. In the year 2012‚ scientist saw the smallest amount of Artic ice cover in the Artic Sea. Analyst project that the Artic sea will be completely free of ice in a matter of years. Another prominent effect of global warming is the rising sea level. Sea level rise became faster over the last century that is caused by melting polar ice in the Arctic and Antarctic region‚ coupled with melting ice sheets and glaciers across Greenland‚ North America‚ South

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    Mining and Landslides

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    February. By the day before the slide‚ it was slipping about 5cm a day. There were no warning signs that were detected that could have prevented this landslide and the disaster it caused. This was a natural disaster caused by thermal expansion of glaciers 1 Consequences: how much moved type of movement (flow‚slide‚fall) damage estimates‚ and fatalities Approximately 165 million tons of rock shifted‚ causing a highly localized earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale. Damaged/Destroyed roads

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    Since we have become so industrialized; the waste product‚ CO2‚ has increased significantly. According to NASA‚ CO2 levels have increased from 280 parts per million to 400 parts per million. Another contributing factor are the polar ice caps and glaciers melting; they have trapped CO2 in them‚ and when they melt that trapped CO2 is released out into the atmosphere too. This is a chain reaction of humans being more industrialized. Some other greenhouse gases that effect the warming of Earth include

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    Global Warming

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    Taylor Cooke 18 November 2011 William Kelso; Renewable Natural Resources 1001 Causes and Consequences of Global Warming To change something is to transform or convert it from what it is or what it would be if left alone. Global Warming is changing the earth. It is increasing temperature and affecting many plant and animal habitats. Those are only two of the many affects that Global Warming has on the planet. It is caused by many factors such as Greenhouse gases‚ thermal pollution and

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    long-term observation (Lucas‚ 2008)‚ The Great Global Warming Swindle seems to be more responsible in using science. It may seems compelling when Albert Gore shows the relentlessly going up CO2 level‚ melted ice of Mount Kilimanjaro‚ Glacier National Park and Columbia Glacier because of the rising temperature and finally tells “when there’s more carbon dioxide‚ the temperature gets warmer.” However‚ it is the most irresponsible remarks of An Inconvenient Truth and is unlikely to be amenable in science

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    The first people to come to America were hunters who came from Siberia‚ Asia. These people migrated to the Americans thousand of years ago during the Ice Age. Temperatures throughout the Ice Age dropped‚ and ice sheets and glaciers grew. This triggered global sea levels to fall exposing many land bridges form including the one hunters used to get to the Americas. This bridge was called the Bering land bridge is also known as Beringia that’s between eastern Siberia‚ Asia‚ and Alaska. These first Americans

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    Global warming SOCIAL aNALYSIS project proposal Syed Mehmood Ur Rehman 300817769 Global Warming The topic which we have decided is Global Warming. Literally global warming means the change in the temperature of the world and the main cause of it is because of Greenhouse gasses. I t happens by the emission of Carbon dioxide from fossil fuels‚ coal‚ oil because of which carbon dioxide is reacting as a blanket to earth and keep the earth warm and some other reason is Deforestation etc. The weather

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    oceans. The Earth’s surface temperature is at an average of 59F and over the last hundred years‚ this figure has risen to about 1F. By the year 2100‚ the average change in the temperature of the Earth could range from 2.5F to about 10F‚ enough to melt glaciers and polar ice caps. The cause of global warming Global warming has and will always occur naturally. Why it has become such a concern in our lifetime is due to the fact that human activities and practices have contributed significantly to its occurrence

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    Drainage: • The term “drainage” describes the river system of an area. • The area drained by a single river system is called a “drainage basin” or river basin. • Any higher ground‚ such as mountain or upland separates two adjoining drainage basins. Such upland is known as a water divide or a watershed. • Depending upon the relief‚ geological structure and climatic conditions of the area‚ the streams form different patterns. Drainage Pattern: • Drainage of an area is concerned with the study

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