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Representatives from countries around the world signed a treaty to reduce global temperatures by 2 degrees Celsius and shake hands in agreement to address global warming through proposals and suggestions. The goal is to minimize the dangerous greenhouse effect in the atmosphere caused by increasing amounts of gases like carbon dioxide trapping heat from the sun and causing Earth's atmosphere to gradually rise in temperature. After extensive discussions on global warming, the countries agreed to work together to address this and other global issues through cooperation instead of arguments in order to pass on a sustainable environment to future generations. The signing of the treaty shows that it is never too late to start campaigns against threats like global warming and pollution that endanger lives worldwide.
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Assignment 1: Social Impact of Population Growth
The United Nations has hired you to be a consultant on global issues. One of the challenges is assessing the impact of population growth. There is no question that the world population will grow dramatically in the next decade throughout many countries of the world. The members of the UN are working to understand the impact that population growth has on society, specifically in developing countries. Your first project with the UN is to develop a whitepaper on three issues related to the population growth faced by one of these countries. Read the Case Study and provide an assessment based on the questions below.
(For a brief list of resources for this assignment, please see the end of the course guide.)
II.
Overview
Our
obsession with continual economic growth deters us from studying the role that an expanding population plays in global warming.
[1]
About 3 billion years ago, the Earth suffered through a mass extinction caused by catastrophic volcanic activity in Siberia and wildfires that covered the entire planet. Since then, four more extinctions have eradicated up to 80% of all species each time. The world’s climatologists and scientists overwhelmingly agree that we are now on the verge of a sixth mass event that, over the next few tens of thousands of years, will wipe out nearly all living species on Earth — including mankind.
This is not the stuff of science fiction or speculation, but rather the studied view of the people who are most qualified to make this kind of assessment. As anthropologist Richard Leaky, author of
The Sixth Extinction
,[2] wrote in 1995, “
Homo sapiens
might not only be the agent of the sixth extinction, but also risks being one of its victims.”
This brings us to two issues worthy of reflection:
Does the rate at which people are reproducing need to be controlled to save the environment?
To what extent does human population growth impact global warming... and what can be done about it?[3]
The answer to the first is quite simply “yes,” but the solution to the second is more problematic. The damage humans are doing to their climate is ruining the atmosphere surrounding their planet. At the rate this damage is increasing, at some point in the future there will be no atmosphere left to protect life on Earth from the sun’s ultraviolet radiation. Compared to other planets in our solar system, Earth has mild temperatures, thanks largely to the protective gases of its atmosphere.
However, since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution (around 1775), those gases have become stuck in the atmosphere, causing heat radiating from the sun to reflect back to Earth (rather than exiting to space). The result is that oceans have become warmer and glaciers are melting, including parts of Antarctica. If we think of that continent as the stopper in a bottle, its melting away will release all the water it is holding back. This will raise sea levels to uncontrollable lev.
Global warming
The document discusses global warming, defining it as a rise in average global temperatures due to greenhouse gases. It lists several objectives, including explaining the definition of global warming, identifying its causes, discussing its effects, and explaining precautions. Some key causes identified are deforestation, burning fossil fuels, and emissions from industries. Effects discussed include impacts on food and water supplies, health problems, and threats to forests and wildlife. Recommended precautions include using renewable energy, public transportation, and more environmentally conscious individual behaviors.
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Disaster preparedness and risk reduction management involves preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters. Developing countries are often hit hardest by disasters due to insufficient resources for prevention and management. Effective disaster management includes early warning of threats, disaster risk reduction through training and planning, and maintaining preparedness through relief supplies and response readiness. Protecting vulnerable groups like children is a priority in disaster response.
Climate change
The document defines climate change as changes in weather patterns over time that are primarily driven by rising carbon dioxide levels from burning fossil fuels. It lists the main causes as greenhouse gas emissions from industries, transportation, and electricity production. The effects discussed include changes in weather patterns like more intense hurricanes, droughts, and rainstorms as well as impacts to health, wildlife, glaciers and sea levels. Potential solutions proposed are developing renewable energies, reducing transportation emissions, international agreements like the Kyoto Protocol, and increasing public awareness of the issue.
Ten Key drivers to submit
1) The document discusses the growing threat of climate change and the need for urgent action. It notes that humans have already used up the resources meant to last for the entire year by August 2015.
2) Weather-related disasters have increased in frequency over the past decade, occurring almost daily, according to a UN report. Some parts of the world could become too hot for humans to survive outdoors by 2100 if emissions continue unchecked.
3) The document explores various efforts to raise awareness about climate change through art, activism, and fashion. This includes a climate march organized by supermodel Cameron Russell and the paintings of artist Zaria Forman depicting landscapes threatened by climate change.
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Climate change is causing global temperatures to rise due to increased levels of greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels. This is disrupting ecosystems and causing problems like rising sea levels. While all countries will be affected, those least responsible for causing climate change are often the most vulnerable to its impacts. Addressing climate change requires collective global action from governments, businesses and individuals, as well as considering social justice and protecting vulnerable communities. The upcoming COP26 conference aims to further these efforts to transition to a more sustainable low-carbon future.
Solution And Thermal Pollution
Thermal pollution is the process of taking water from a body of water, using it to cool things like machines, and then dumping the water back to its source while it is still warmed. The main effects of thermal pollution are rising global temperatures, loss of animal and plant species, and increased rates of lung-related health issues. While everyone contributes somewhat, developed countries are the main contributors to this problem. If not addressed, the issues of air and thermal pollution may worsen over time.
Assignment 1 Social Impact of Population Growth.docx
Assignment 1: Social Impact of Population Growth
The United Nations has hired you to be a consultant on global issues. One of the
challenges is assessing the impact of population growth. There is no question that the
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of the world. The members of the UN are working to understand the impact that
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(For a brief list of resources for this assignment, please see the end of the course guide.)
Overview
Our obsession with continual economic growth deters us from studying the role that
an expanding population plays in global warming.[1]
About 3 billion years ago, the Earth suffered through a mass extinction caused by
catastrophic volcanic activity in Siberia and wildfires that covered the entire planet.
Since then, four more extinctions have eradicated up to 80% of all species each time.
The world’s climatologists and scientists overwhelmingly agree that we are now on the
verge of a sixth mass event that, over the next few tens of thousands of years, will
wipe out nearly all living species on Earth — including humankind.
This is not the stuff of science fiction or speculation, but rather the studied view of the
people who are most qualified to make this kind of assessment. As anthropologist
Richard Leaky, author of The Sixth Extinction,[2] wrote in 1995, “Homo sapiens might
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Does the rate at which people are reproducing need to be controlled to save the
environment?
To what extent does human population growth impact global warming... and what
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- 1. Before it is declared a globe , again representatives from whole world are signing a treaty on decrease world temp by 2 degree centigrade & shaking hands again against global warming with their proposals & suggestions. Its all about to minimize dangerous green house effect in atmosphere. The problem arouse due to increasing quantity of gases such as carbon dioxide in air which trapped heat from sun & caused gradual rise in temp. of earth’s atmosphere. The day come after a long phase of global warming by many reasons ,a hand came up & others are joint to solve this problem by spreading their views as representatives from each country started grouping with strong decision of taking down Temp 2’C. These memorable days are the golden days when entire world make bond between persons & countries think in same way without any arguments to fight against global issues of pollution, corruption, economic crisis & environment. A quick essence arise retaining its basic characteristic of humanity to give world its identity in the form of moral relationship which is quickly transmitted country to country .A real & hearty solutions come up.
- 2. This initiate to work not only on control increasing temperature but also on several issues to show persistence of character of real humanity in all human being to save planet from dangerous effects. Peaceful impressions deeply from everyone’s heart who are caring about nature have grip on all feared faces in a moment who are afraid of being unaware of these issues to give them a relax feeling because as a general population ,these people always keep themselves apart from such participations directly rather sending few simple suggestions to authorities of organizations making efforts to solve global crisis. When studies on problems are ignored by specialist, awareness graph show lines go down & those who are engaged in only using resources to provide luxury without caring its post effects give a toxic impact to nature & greenhouse effect like phenomenon due to release of poisonous gases by over use of these luxurious objects. A slight diversion of brains can make a toxic free environment throughout the world by shaking hands with high thinking brains always attract society towards environmental & other sensitive issues to release tensions of transferring worst to next generation. So this year 2016 proved by shaking hands on decrease in 2 degree centigrade temp that its never be late to start any campaign against global evils either It is global warming or pollution dragon engulf several lives every year. A great deal to fight evils on earth globally.
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