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Rough Draft
Author Note:
This paper is being submitted on December 9, 2018,
Human Uses of the Environment course.
Rough Draft
Growing up, I can say my childhood was awesome. I had a
wonderful family and great friends. My grandparents owned a
farm, so there were always fun things to do, we also had plenty
of free time to play. About a mile from my family’s farm was
woods that resemble a forest, it was large and had tall trees. The
woods, however, had clear paths, so people went there for
jogging and relaxation. For my siblings, friends and myself, this
was where we often went to ride our bicycles and raced each
other. This was a place that I formed a good memory with
nature because of its beauty. Apart from the trees, there were
other living creatures like birds, squirrels and butterflies and
this often made the place a sanctuary for our games due to the
different sounds the birds made.
As I grew up, the area where I once lived and loved became
populated and were bought by land developers eventually, all
the trees were cut down. Where there used to be a place where
my imagination could run wild and so filled with life now seems
so rocky, congested and full of garbage and damp sites. At first,
we did not notice a major difference, but all this changed when
the rainy season came. Floods became uncontrollable; the wind
blew without anything to block it and therefore destroyed a lot
of things. The weather patterns have also been affected making
the amount of rain decrease, and also the garbage and smoke
have affected people’s health. This had me thinking about the
environment we live in.
In conclusion, through the educational system, I was able to
learn about the different ways in which the environment is often
tarnished. Among them is deforestation, water pollution in
rivers and the ocean. Lastly, air pollution thought our carbon
emissions. There are also many preventive measures that can be
taken to make sure that extreme pollution does not occur laws
and regulations that will help with combating those that
contribute to environmental destruction. This can assist in
preventing extreme weather conditions like flooding and acidic
rain which is caused by air pollution and deforestation. For me,
I arrived at my ecological identity through has risen six-tenth of
a degree within the last 20 years and the population has
increased by 1.7 people (Associate Press, 2014). With ga
It is our nature to be resistant to change. There have been a lot
of resistant to GMOs. I support GMOs as I believe they are safe
for human consumption. GMOs are safe. There is always a
presence of uncertainty among human beings regarding safety;
however, there is a lack of evidence concerning their harm.
GMOs do not have adverse environmental effects as well as
they possess little chemicals as they utilize low amounts of
pesticides (National Academies of Sciences and Medicine
(U.S.), 2016). There could be a presence of various risks in
association to a particular gene introduced, however, each crop
under GMO that has a current feature is usually commercialized
GMOs, there have been no valid evident on negative impacts
connected to GMO crops.
Before any food produced through GM technology is allowed
into the market, a series of tests have to be carried out. Such
tests are considered essential by the identified authorities as
they assist in determining the safety regarding every current
GM product. These tests make current GM crop associated
varieties as safe to consume as current non-GM associated
varieties which are not usually tested (In Schmitz & In
Kennedy, 2017).
I believe that GMO food must be labeled due to a variety of
reasons. Firstly, GMOs are present in the food whereby food is
considered to be the number one element concerning the
condition regarding human health. Everyone has a right to be
aware of what type of food that they are consuming despite the
safety claims of GMOs as they have a responsibility to decide.
Secondly, there are a variety of studies that reveal some types
of GMOs as being harmful such as glyphosate which causes
diabetes. Moreover, GMO should be labeled because technology
regarding GMO foreign proteins is considered by prominent
world scientists as being unpredictable as well as uncontrollable
and possess unforeseen impacts (Gostin, 2014).
Nonetheless, current research reveals that GMO foods that
utilize heavy herbicides are involved in destroying the
microbiome of the soil as well as minimize the nutritional
content concerning the food and leave a lot of chemical residues
on such food (In Schmitz & In Kennedy, 2017). Therefore, it
means that such GMOs are substantially distinct and they
warrant labeling. In conclusion, GMO foods should be labeled
mainly because they are an element regarding human health thus
GMO labeling health as well as safety issue first.
There are many ways in which GMOs can affect the world
today. GMOs can impact the environment in various ways as
well as humans both in positive and negative ways. GMOs have
led to increase in the utility of herbicides as well as pesticides,
therefore, leaving a lot of chemical residues on crops which is
harmful to consumer intake. GMOs can greatly destroy the
environment through such increased chemicals on the soil.
Moreover, GMOs can lead to widespread poor health-related
issues among humans along with violation of both consumer and
farmer rights. GMO can also lead to a healthy community if all
the precautions are carefully taken, with regular and strict
testing before any release of GMO (Knoepfler,
2016). Contamination of farmer seeds by GMO can lead to
increase in economic losses for farmers and the nation at large.
It is therefore essential that the aspect of GMO be reviewed
carefully to avoid future inconveniences. Energy has become
one of the key aspects to consider after climate change. There
are several cases linked to energy in the United States. There
have also been several measures directed to better and establish
more regulations on the issues about the renewable and the non-
renewable energy. Therefore, the government of the United
States should enhance better measures to address national
energy.
Top of FormBottom of FormBottom of FormBottom of
FormBottom of Form This would be made possible by
establishing a National Energy Policy. The first step would be
the policy design and evaluation. This would involve the
technical feasibility of the alternative fuels, the available new
technologies and the future involves looking beyond the
engineer estimates and the general availability of particular
fuels and the limited technologies. Secondly, there should be a
focus on the economic modeling approaches. The economy
should be accounted for in the budget and planning for the
National Energy Policy. The cost welfare of each economic
model has to be well detailed to ensure that the best stands out.
Also, an additional strategy should also involve wide-ranging.
Wide-ranging would ensure that there are more basic policies
that would then be used to develop the National Energy Policy
(Walls et. al, 2010). There should include an examination of an
array of cross-cutting policies that have the availability of
combining multiple individual policies. The other major
strategy should include the examination of economic or welfare
costs.
The National Energy Policy would oversee an approach that
would generally offer better measures to society. Major
emphasis would be enhanced on the renewable sources of
energy such as the thermal, solar and hydro. A comparison
would also be developed on the other non-renewable sources of
energy such as oil, natural gas, and coal. This would be
enhanced to offer a comparison on the extent of which they
have affected the society (Walls et. al, 2010). Besides, this
would also enhance an emphasis to foresee the future of other
alternatives of energy that would not have the same causes and
effects as the current energy sources. On the other hand, there
would also be several measure on addressing the current energy
issues. This would involve a higher concentration on the
elimination of the non-renewable sources of energy since they
have brought with themselves a lot of limitations to the society.
Also, there also would be a focus on the renewable sources to
ensure that they are far much developed to eliminate the
existing non-renewable resources. The main approaches that
would be involved include energy security. This would mean a
better understanding of the case of foreign oil. The best
measures would be developed to cater for the case of importing
oil especially the non-renewable sources. This would address
the development and establishment of our measures of creating
our dependable energy sources. Other measures would also be
developing our natural gas security (Walls et. al, 2010). This
would include the best efforts to establish products which do
not have much CO2 content as compared to oil. The most
important measure would be approaching the energy sources on
the extent to which they have affected climate change. A
reduction would occur to the energy sources that are highly
contributing to higher levels of global CO2 among other Green
House Gas emissions.
The United States is one of the States that require the Paris
Agreement in the essence of tackling the main problem that has
struck the world, and that is climate change. There are many
reasons why the United States should join the agreement.
Climate change is not a limited challenge to specific areas. It is
a global disaster. It has affected every part of the world. Every
country including the United States requires their
implementation and commitment to meet the necessities of
tackling climate change. (Hansen, 2017) The United States
require the Paris Agreement to secure the lives of
the next generations to come. This would be enhanced by
creating a safe place and improve the environment, and that is
why the United States requires the Paris Agreement. The United
States has faced tremendous challenges due to climate change.
Some of the cases involve flooding among the coastal cities due
to storms and high tides. These cases have brought about very
high insurance rates since the communities have become more
vulnerable to disasters that are as a result of climate change.
There have also been hotter and drier cases of weather which
have generally propelled the intensity of wind fires which
among them are closer to people’s homes. Cases of erosion have
indicated that more communities have to relocate. Based on the
Paris Agreement, much of the benefit will be to the Americans
(Hansen, 2017). The many commitments that have been brought
together to a collective decision will be essential for tackling
the United States disasters among other disasters as per the
Paris Agreement. Therefore, the United States requires the Paris
Agreement for its benefits on climate change.
The Paris Agreement has clear guidelines and commitments on
how he involved member states will tackle climate change.
Therefore, in the few years to come and especially in this
21st Century, there will be limited cases of global warming
among other cases of climate change. Some of the best
initiatives that are being taken from the Paris Agreement to
tackle this challenge include the holding of the increasing
global temperatures that are well below 2 0C which will be
mandated above the preindustrial areas (Hansen, 2017). This
will be an effort of limiting the temperature increase to 1.5 0C
above pre-industrial areas. Regulating the temperatures in these
areas would significantly bring an effort to tackling climate
change. Also, the Paris Agreement has measures on increasing
the ability to adaptation to the adverse climatic changes. This
would be achieved through fostering resilience with the other
efforts to limit the release of greenhouse gases (Guy et. al,
2017). This is designed to take place in a manner that does not
affect food production. Besides, other efforts by the Paris
Agreement would include resilient climate developments and
the low greenhouse gas emissions, an effort that will be fostered
through making finance flows consistently. Therefore, the Paris
Agreement has better promise that the adverse effects of climate
change would be minimized to a promising level in the
21st century and especially the case of global warming.
Climate change and especially global warming have adverse
effects on water sources. This includes shifting of precipitation
patterns and the disruption of the water cycle. In turn, generates
drought seasons and precipitation events (Guy et. al, 2017).
These cases in general, threaten water sources. President Trump
decided to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and angered a lot
of people. Some people argue that it is not about the
environment but more about lining their pockets with money,
while others think that the president has made the right decision
by keeping others from stealing our wealth and jobs. I
personally care about human rights and the effects that this
would cause on people around the world. The climate has done
enough damage as far as water, foods, and homes, I’m not sure
whether President Trump made the right
decision by pulling out of the Paris Agreement, but this could
be a threat to the health of children all over the world.
ReferencesAssociate Press, (December 4, 2014).
Retrieved from
https://weather.com/science/environment/news/earth-climate-
change-effectsChen, H., Schmidt, J. & Guy B., (2017). Why the
Paris Agreement Is Good for the United States. Available at:
(https://www.nrdc.org/experts/han-chen/why-paris-agreement-
good-united-states)
Gostin, L. O. (2014). Global health law.
Hansen, J., (c. 2017) National Aeronautics and Space
AdministrationGoddard Institute for Space Studies: Global
Warming in the 21st Century: An Alternative Scenario.
Available at:
(https://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/features/200111_altscenari
o/)
Top of Form
In Schmitz, A., In Kennedy, P. L., & In Schmitz, T. G.
(2017). World agricultural resources and
food security: International food security.Top of Form
Knoepfler, P. (2016). GMO sapiens: The life-changing science
of designer babies.
Top of Form
Krupnick, A.J., Parry, I.W., Walls, M., Knowles, T., & Hayes,
K., (2010) Toward A New
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
(U.S.). (2016). Genetically
engineered crops: Experiences and prospects.
National Energy Policy: Assessing The Options. Available At:
(https://www.Rff-Nepi-Full-Report-Final-Nov-2010.Pdf)
Running head: Environmental Experience
1
Experience 12
Environmental Experience
Author Note:
This paper is being submitted on November 9, 2018,
Human Uses of the Environment course.
Environmental Experience
Growing up, I can say my childhood was awesome. I had a
wonderful family and great friends. My grandparents owned a
farm, so there were always fun things to do, we also had plenty
of free time to play. About a mile from my family’s farm was
woods that resemble a forest, it was large and had tall trees. The
woods, however, had clear paths, so people went there for
jogging and relaxation. For my siblings, friends and myself, this
was where we often went to ride our bicycles and raced each
other. This was a place that I formed a good memory with
nature because of its beauty. Apart from the trees, there were
other living creatures like birds, squirrels and butterflies and
this often made the place a sanctuary for our games due to the
different sounds the birds made.
As I grew up, the area where I once lived and loved became
populated and were bought by land developers eventually, all
the trees were cut down. Where there used to be a place where
my imagination could run wild and so filled with life now seems
so rocky, congested and full of garbage and damp sites. At first,
we did not notice a major difference, but all this changed when
the rainy season came. Floods became uncontrollable; the wind
blew without anything to block it and therefore destroyed a lot
of things. The weather patterns have also been affected making
the amount of rain decrease, and also the garbage and smoke
have affected people’s health. This had me thinking about the
environment we live in.
In conclusion, through the educational system, I was able to
learn about the different ways in which the environment is often
tarnished. Among them is deforestation, water pollution in
rivers and the ocean. Lastly, air pollution thought our carbon
emissions. There are also many preventive measures that can be
taken to make sure that extreme pollution does not occur
(Khopkar, 2014). Among the basic measures is educating people
about pollution and creating laws and regulations that will help
with combating those that contribute to environmental
destruction. This can assist in preventing extreme weather
conditions like flooding and acidic rain which is caused by air
pollution and deforestation. For me, I arrived at my ecological
identity through formal education and experience.
Food
Author Note:
This paper is being submitted on November 16, 2018,
Human Uses of the Environment course.
Do you feel that GMOs are safe?
It is our nature to be resistant to change. There have been a lot
of resistant to GMOs. I support GMOs as I believe they are safe
for human consumption. GMOs are safe. There is always a
presence of uncertainty among human beings regarding safety;
however, there is a lack of evidence concerning their harm.
GMOs do not have adverse environmental effects as well as
they possess little chemicals as they utilize low amounts of
pesticides (National Academies of Sciences and Medicine
(U.S.), 2016). There could be a presence of various risks in
association to a particular gene introduced, however, each crop
under GMO that has a current feature is usually subjected to a
keen and close examination that makes it safe. Since the first
introduction of commercialized GMOs, there have been no valid
evident on negative impacts connected to GMO crops.
Before any food produced through GM technology is allowed
into the market, a series of tests have to be carried out. Such
tests are considered essential by the identified authorities as
they assist in determining the safety regarding every current
GM product. These tests make current GM crop associated
varieties as safe to consume as current non-GM associated
varieties which are not usually tested (In Schmitz & In
Kennedy, 2017).
Do you believe GMOs in foods should be labeled?
I believe that GMO food must be labeled due to a variety of
reasons. Firstly, GMOs are present in the food whereby food is
considered to be the number one element concerning the
condition regarding human health. Everyone has a right to be
aware of what type of food they are consuming despite the
safety claims of GMOs as they have a responsibility to decide.
Secondly, there are a variety of studies that reveal some types
of GMOs as being harmful such as glyphosate which causes
diabetes. Moreover, GMO should be labeled because technology
regarding GMO foreign proteins is considered by prominent
world scientists as being unpredictable as well as uncontrollable
and possess unforeseen impacts (Gostin, 2014).
Nonetheless, current research reveals that GMO foods that
utilize heavy herbicides are involved in destroying the
microbiome of the soil as well as minimize the nutritional
content concerning the food and leave a lot of chemical residues
on such food (In Schmitz & In Kennedy, 2017). Therefore, it
means that such GMOs are substantially distinct and they
warrant labeling. In conclusion, GMO foods should be labeled
mainly because they are an element regarding human health thus
GMO labeling health as well as safety issue first.
Do you see GMOs affecting the world today?
There are many ways in which GMOs can affect the world
today. GMOs can impact the environment in various ways as
well as humans both in positive and negative ways. GMOs have
led to increase in the utility of herbicides as well as pesticides,
therefore, leaving a lot of chemical residues on crops which is
harmful to consumer intake. GMOs can greatly destroy the
environment through such increased chemicals on the soil.
Moreover, GMOs can lead to widespread poor health-related
issues among humans along with violation of both consumer and
farmer rights. GMO can also lead to a healthy community if all
the precautions are carefully taken, with regular and strict
testing before any release of GMO (Knoepfler, 2016).
Contamination of farmer seeds by GMO can lead to increase in
economic losses for farmers and the nation at large. It is
therefore essential that the aspect of GMO be reviewed
carefully to avoid future inconveniences.
References
Top of Form
Gostin, L. O. (2014). Global health law.
Top of Form
In Schmitz, A., In Kennedy, P. L., & In Schmitz, T. G.
(2017). World agricultural resources and
food security: International food security.
Top of Form
Knoepfler, P. (2016). GMO sapiens: The life-changing science
of designer babies.
Top of Form
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
(U.S.). (2016). Genetically
engineered crops: Experiences and prospects.
Bottom of Form
Bottom of Form
Bottom of Form
Bottom of Form
Energy
Author Note:
This paper is being submitted on November 25, 2018,
Human Uses of the Environment course.
Energy
Energy has become one of the key aspects to consider after
climate change. There are several cases linked to energy in the
United States. There have also been several measures directed
to better and establish more regulations on the issues about
renewable and the non-renewable energy. Therefore, the
government of the United States should enhance better measures
to address national energy. This would be made possible by
establishing a National Energy Policy. The first step would be
the policy design and evaluation. This would involve the
technical feasibility of the alternative fuels, the available new
technologies and the future involves looking beyond the
engineer estimates and the general availability of particular
fuels and the limited technologies. Secondly, there should be a
focus on the economic modeling approaches. The economy
should be accounted for in the budget and planning for the
National Energy Policy. The cost welfare of each economic
model has to be well detailed to ensure that the best stands out.
Also, an additional strategy should also involve wide-ranging.
Wide-ranging would ensure that there are more basic policies
that would then be used to develop the National Energy Policy
(Walls et. al, 2010). There should include an examination of an
array of cross-cutting policies that have the availability of
combining multiple individual policies. The other major
strategy should include the examination of economic or welfare
costs.
The National Energy Policy would oversee an approach
that would generally offer better measures to society. Major
emphasis would be enhanced on the renewable sources of
energy such as the thermal, solar and hydro. A comparison
would also be developed on the other non-renewable sources of
energy such as oil, natural gas, and coal. This would be
enhanced to offer a comparison on the extent of which they
have affected the society (Walls et. al, 2010). Besides, this
would also enhance an emphasis to foresee the future of other
alternatives of energy that would not have the same causes and
effects as the current energy sources.
On the other hand, there would also be several measure on
addressing the current energy issues. This would involve a
higher concentration on the elimination of the non-renewable
sources of energy since they have brought with themselves a lot
of limitations to the society. Also, there also would be a focus
on the renewable sources to ensure that they are far much
developed to eliminate the existing non-renewable resources.
The main approaches that would be involved include energy
security. This would mean a better understanding of the case of
foreign oil. The best measures would be developed to cater for
the case of importing oil especially the non-renewable sources.
This would address the development and establishment of our
measures of creating our dependable energy sources. Other
measures would also be developing our natural gas security
(Walls et. al, 2010). This would include the best efforts to
establish products which do not have much CO2 content as
compared to oil. The most important measure would be
approaching the energy sources on the extent to which they have
affected climate change. A reduction would occur to the energy
sources that are highly contributing to higher levels of global
CO2 among other Green House Gas emissions.
References
Krupnick, A.J., Parry, I.W., Walls, M., Knowles, T., & Hayes,
K., (2010) Toward A New National Energy Policy: Assessing
The Options. Available At: (https://www.Rff-Nepi-Full-Report-
Final-Nov-2010.Pdf)
Air and Water
Author Note:
This paper is being submitted on December 02, 2018,
Human Uses of the Environment course.
Air and Water
The United States is one of the States that require the Paris
Agreement in the essence of tackling the main problem that has
struck the world, and that is climate change. There are many
reasons why the United States should join the agreement.
Climate change is not a limited challenge to specific areas. It is
a global disaster. It has affected every part of the world. Every
country including the United States requires their
implementation and commitment to meet the necessities of
tackling climate change. (Hansen, 2017) The United States
require the Paris Agreement to secure the lives of
the next generations to come. This would be enhanced by
creating a safe place and improve the environment, and that is
why the United States requires the Paris Agreement. The United
States has faced tremendous challenges due to climate change.
Some of the cases involve flooding among the coastal cities due
to storms and high tides. These cases have brought about very
high insurance rates since the communities have become more
vulnerable to disasters that are as a result of climate change.
There have also been hotter and drier cases of weather which
have generally propelled the intensity of wind fires which
among them are closer to people’s homes. Cases of erosion have
indicated that more communities have to relocate. Based on the
Paris Agreement, much of the benefit will be to the Americans
(Hansen, 2017). The many commitments that have been brought
together to a collective decision will be essential for tackling
the United States disasters among other disasters as per the
Paris Agreement. Therefore, the United States requires the Paris
Agreement for its benefits on climate change.
The Paris Agreement has clear guidelines and
commitments on how he involved member states will tackle
climate change. Therefore, in the few years to come and
especially in this 21st Century, there will be limited cases of
global warming among other cases of climate change. Some of
the best initiatives that are being taken from the Paris
Agreement to tackle this challenge include the holding of the
increasing global temperatures that are well below 2 0C which
will be mandated above the preindustrial areas (Hansen, 2017).
This will be an effort of limiting the temperature increase to
1.5 0C above pre-industrial areas. Regulating the temperatures
in these areas would significantly bring an effort to tackling
climate change. Also, the Paris Agreement has measures on
increasing the ability to adaptation to the adverse climatic
changes. This would be achieved through fostering resilience
with the other efforts to limit the release of greenhouse gases
(Guy et. al, 2017). This is designed to take place in a manner
that does not affect food production. Besides, other efforts by
the Paris Agreement would include resilient climate
developments and the low greenhouse gas emissions, an effort
that will be fostered through making finance flows consistently.
Therefore, the Paris Agreement has better promise that the
adverse effects of climate change would be minimized to a
promising level in the 21st century and especially the case of
global warming.
Climate change and especially global warming have
adverse effects on water sources. This includes shifting of
precipitation patterns and the disruption of the water cycle. In
turn, generates drought seasons and precipitation events (Guy
et. al, 2017). These cases in general, threaten water sources.
President Trump decided to withdraw from the Paris Agreement
and angered a lot of people. Some people argue that it is not
about the environment but more about lining their pockets with
money, while others think that the president has made the right
decision by keeping others from stealing our wealth and jobs. I
personally care about human rights and the effects that this
would cause on people around the world. The climate has done
enough damage as far as water, foods, and homes, I’m not sure
whether President Trump made the right
decision by pulling out of the Paris Agreement, but this could
be a threat to the health of children all over the world.
References
Khopkar, S. M. (2014). Environmental pollution: Monitoring
and control. New Delhi: New Age International (P) Ltd.
Plattenberg, R. H. (2012). Environmental pollution: New
research. New York: Nova Science Publishers.
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  • 1. Running head: Rough Draft 1 Draft 9 Rough Draft Author Note: This paper is being submitted on December 9, 2018, Human Uses of the Environment course. Rough Draft Growing up, I can say my childhood was awesome. I had a wonderful family and great friends. My grandparents owned a farm, so there were always fun things to do, we also had plenty of free time to play. About a mile from my family’s farm was woods that resemble a forest, it was large and had tall trees. The woods, however, had clear paths, so people went there for jogging and relaxation. For my siblings, friends and myself, this was where we often went to ride our bicycles and raced each other. This was a place that I formed a good memory with nature because of its beauty. Apart from the trees, there were other living creatures like birds, squirrels and butterflies and this often made the place a sanctuary for our games due to the different sounds the birds made. As I grew up, the area where I once lived and loved became populated and were bought by land developers eventually, all
  • 2. the trees were cut down. Where there used to be a place where my imagination could run wild and so filled with life now seems so rocky, congested and full of garbage and damp sites. At first, we did not notice a major difference, but all this changed when the rainy season came. Floods became uncontrollable; the wind blew without anything to block it and therefore destroyed a lot of things. The weather patterns have also been affected making the amount of rain decrease, and also the garbage and smoke have affected people’s health. This had me thinking about the environment we live in. In conclusion, through the educational system, I was able to learn about the different ways in which the environment is often tarnished. Among them is deforestation, water pollution in rivers and the ocean. Lastly, air pollution thought our carbon emissions. There are also many preventive measures that can be taken to make sure that extreme pollution does not occur laws and regulations that will help with combating those that contribute to environmental destruction. This can assist in preventing extreme weather conditions like flooding and acidic rain which is caused by air pollution and deforestation. For me, I arrived at my ecological identity through has risen six-tenth of a degree within the last 20 years and the population has increased by 1.7 people (Associate Press, 2014). With ga It is our nature to be resistant to change. There have been a lot of resistant to GMOs. I support GMOs as I believe they are safe for human consumption. GMOs are safe. There is always a presence of uncertainty among human beings regarding safety; however, there is a lack of evidence concerning their harm. GMOs do not have adverse environmental effects as well as they possess little chemicals as they utilize low amounts of pesticides (National Academies of Sciences and Medicine (U.S.), 2016). There could be a presence of various risks in association to a particular gene introduced, however, each crop under GMO that has a current feature is usually commercialized GMOs, there have been no valid evident on negative impacts connected to GMO crops.
  • 3. Before any food produced through GM technology is allowed into the market, a series of tests have to be carried out. Such tests are considered essential by the identified authorities as they assist in determining the safety regarding every current GM product. These tests make current GM crop associated varieties as safe to consume as current non-GM associated varieties which are not usually tested (In Schmitz & In Kennedy, 2017). I believe that GMO food must be labeled due to a variety of reasons. Firstly, GMOs are present in the food whereby food is considered to be the number one element concerning the condition regarding human health. Everyone has a right to be aware of what type of food that they are consuming despite the safety claims of GMOs as they have a responsibility to decide. Secondly, there are a variety of studies that reveal some types of GMOs as being harmful such as glyphosate which causes diabetes. Moreover, GMO should be labeled because technology regarding GMO foreign proteins is considered by prominent world scientists as being unpredictable as well as uncontrollable and possess unforeseen impacts (Gostin, 2014). Nonetheless, current research reveals that GMO foods that utilize heavy herbicides are involved in destroying the microbiome of the soil as well as minimize the nutritional content concerning the food and leave a lot of chemical residues on such food (In Schmitz & In Kennedy, 2017). Therefore, it means that such GMOs are substantially distinct and they warrant labeling. In conclusion, GMO foods should be labeled mainly because they are an element regarding human health thus GMO labeling health as well as safety issue first. There are many ways in which GMOs can affect the world today. GMOs can impact the environment in various ways as well as humans both in positive and negative ways. GMOs have led to increase in the utility of herbicides as well as pesticides, therefore, leaving a lot of chemical residues on crops which is harmful to consumer intake. GMOs can greatly destroy the environment through such increased chemicals on the soil.
  • 4. Moreover, GMOs can lead to widespread poor health-related issues among humans along with violation of both consumer and farmer rights. GMO can also lead to a healthy community if all the precautions are carefully taken, with regular and strict testing before any release of GMO (Knoepfler, 2016). Contamination of farmer seeds by GMO can lead to increase in economic losses for farmers and the nation at large. It is therefore essential that the aspect of GMO be reviewed carefully to avoid future inconveniences. Energy has become one of the key aspects to consider after climate change. There are several cases linked to energy in the United States. There have also been several measures directed to better and establish more regulations on the issues about the renewable and the non- renewable energy. Therefore, the government of the United States should enhance better measures to address national energy. Top of FormBottom of FormBottom of FormBottom of FormBottom of Form This would be made possible by establishing a National Energy Policy. The first step would be the policy design and evaluation. This would involve the technical feasibility of the alternative fuels, the available new technologies and the future involves looking beyond the engineer estimates and the general availability of particular fuels and the limited technologies. Secondly, there should be a focus on the economic modeling approaches. The economy should be accounted for in the budget and planning for the National Energy Policy. The cost welfare of each economic model has to be well detailed to ensure that the best stands out. Also, an additional strategy should also involve wide-ranging. Wide-ranging would ensure that there are more basic policies that would then be used to develop the National Energy Policy (Walls et. al, 2010). There should include an examination of an array of cross-cutting policies that have the availability of combining multiple individual policies. The other major strategy should include the examination of economic or welfare costs.
  • 5. The National Energy Policy would oversee an approach that would generally offer better measures to society. Major emphasis would be enhanced on the renewable sources of energy such as the thermal, solar and hydro. A comparison would also be developed on the other non-renewable sources of energy such as oil, natural gas, and coal. This would be enhanced to offer a comparison on the extent of which they have affected the society (Walls et. al, 2010). Besides, this would also enhance an emphasis to foresee the future of other alternatives of energy that would not have the same causes and effects as the current energy sources. On the other hand, there would also be several measure on addressing the current energy issues. This would involve a higher concentration on the elimination of the non-renewable sources of energy since they have brought with themselves a lot of limitations to the society. Also, there also would be a focus on the renewable sources to ensure that they are far much developed to eliminate the existing non-renewable resources. The main approaches that would be involved include energy security. This would mean a better understanding of the case of foreign oil. The best measures would be developed to cater for the case of importing oil especially the non-renewable sources. This would address the development and establishment of our measures of creating our dependable energy sources. Other measures would also be developing our natural gas security (Walls et. al, 2010). This would include the best efforts to establish products which do not have much CO2 content as compared to oil. The most important measure would be approaching the energy sources on the extent to which they have affected climate change. A reduction would occur to the energy sources that are highly contributing to higher levels of global CO2 among other Green House Gas emissions. The United States is one of the States that require the Paris Agreement in the essence of tackling the main problem that has struck the world, and that is climate change. There are many reasons why the United States should join the agreement.
  • 6. Climate change is not a limited challenge to specific areas. It is a global disaster. It has affected every part of the world. Every country including the United States requires their implementation and commitment to meet the necessities of tackling climate change. (Hansen, 2017) The United States require the Paris Agreement to secure the lives of the next generations to come. This would be enhanced by creating a safe place and improve the environment, and that is why the United States requires the Paris Agreement. The United States has faced tremendous challenges due to climate change. Some of the cases involve flooding among the coastal cities due to storms and high tides. These cases have brought about very high insurance rates since the communities have become more vulnerable to disasters that are as a result of climate change. There have also been hotter and drier cases of weather which have generally propelled the intensity of wind fires which among them are closer to people’s homes. Cases of erosion have indicated that more communities have to relocate. Based on the Paris Agreement, much of the benefit will be to the Americans (Hansen, 2017). The many commitments that have been brought together to a collective decision will be essential for tackling the United States disasters among other disasters as per the Paris Agreement. Therefore, the United States requires the Paris Agreement for its benefits on climate change. The Paris Agreement has clear guidelines and commitments on how he involved member states will tackle climate change. Therefore, in the few years to come and especially in this 21st Century, there will be limited cases of global warming among other cases of climate change. Some of the best initiatives that are being taken from the Paris Agreement to tackle this challenge include the holding of the increasing global temperatures that are well below 2 0C which will be mandated above the preindustrial areas (Hansen, 2017). This will be an effort of limiting the temperature increase to 1.5 0C above pre-industrial areas. Regulating the temperatures in these areas would significantly bring an effort to tackling climate
  • 7. change. Also, the Paris Agreement has measures on increasing the ability to adaptation to the adverse climatic changes. This would be achieved through fostering resilience with the other efforts to limit the release of greenhouse gases (Guy et. al, 2017). This is designed to take place in a manner that does not affect food production. Besides, other efforts by the Paris Agreement would include resilient climate developments and the low greenhouse gas emissions, an effort that will be fostered through making finance flows consistently. Therefore, the Paris Agreement has better promise that the adverse effects of climate change would be minimized to a promising level in the 21st century and especially the case of global warming. Climate change and especially global warming have adverse effects on water sources. This includes shifting of precipitation patterns and the disruption of the water cycle. In turn, generates drought seasons and precipitation events (Guy et. al, 2017). These cases in general, threaten water sources. President Trump decided to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and angered a lot of people. Some people argue that it is not about the environment but more about lining their pockets with money, while others think that the president has made the right decision by keeping others from stealing our wealth and jobs. I personally care about human rights and the effects that this would cause on people around the world. The climate has done enough damage as far as water, foods, and homes, I’m not sure whether President Trump made the right decision by pulling out of the Paris Agreement, but this could be a threat to the health of children all over the world.
  • 8. ReferencesAssociate Press, (December 4, 2014). Retrieved from https://weather.com/science/environment/news/earth-climate- change-effectsChen, H., Schmidt, J. & Guy B., (2017). Why the Paris Agreement Is Good for the United States. Available at: (https://www.nrdc.org/experts/han-chen/why-paris-agreement- good-united-states) Gostin, L. O. (2014). Global health law. Hansen, J., (c. 2017) National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationGoddard Institute for Space Studies: Global Warming in the 21st Century: An Alternative Scenario. Available at: (https://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/features/200111_altscenari o/) Top of Form In Schmitz, A., In Kennedy, P. L., & In Schmitz, T. G. (2017). World agricultural resources and food security: International food security.Top of Form Knoepfler, P. (2016). GMO sapiens: The life-changing science of designer babies. Top of Form Krupnick, A.J., Parry, I.W., Walls, M., Knowles, T., & Hayes, K., (2010) Toward A New National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (U.S.). (2016). Genetically engineered crops: Experiences and prospects. National Energy Policy: Assessing The Options. Available At: (https://www.Rff-Nepi-Full-Report-Final-Nov-2010.Pdf) Running head: Environmental Experience 1
  • 9. Experience 12 Environmental Experience Author Note: This paper is being submitted on November 9, 2018, Human Uses of the Environment course. Environmental Experience Growing up, I can say my childhood was awesome. I had a wonderful family and great friends. My grandparents owned a farm, so there were always fun things to do, we also had plenty of free time to play. About a mile from my family’s farm was woods that resemble a forest, it was large and had tall trees. The woods, however, had clear paths, so people went there for jogging and relaxation. For my siblings, friends and myself, this was where we often went to ride our bicycles and raced each other. This was a place that I formed a good memory with nature because of its beauty. Apart from the trees, there were other living creatures like birds, squirrels and butterflies and this often made the place a sanctuary for our games due to the different sounds the birds made. As I grew up, the area where I once lived and loved became populated and were bought by land developers eventually, all the trees were cut down. Where there used to be a place where my imagination could run wild and so filled with life now seems so rocky, congested and full of garbage and damp sites. At first, we did not notice a major difference, but all this changed when the rainy season came. Floods became uncontrollable; the wind blew without anything to block it and therefore destroyed a lot
  • 10. of things. The weather patterns have also been affected making the amount of rain decrease, and also the garbage and smoke have affected people’s health. This had me thinking about the environment we live in. In conclusion, through the educational system, I was able to learn about the different ways in which the environment is often tarnished. Among them is deforestation, water pollution in rivers and the ocean. Lastly, air pollution thought our carbon emissions. There are also many preventive measures that can be taken to make sure that extreme pollution does not occur (Khopkar, 2014). Among the basic measures is educating people about pollution and creating laws and regulations that will help with combating those that contribute to environmental destruction. This can assist in preventing extreme weather conditions like flooding and acidic rain which is caused by air pollution and deforestation. For me, I arrived at my ecological identity through formal education and experience. Food Author Note: This paper is being submitted on November 16, 2018, Human Uses of the Environment course. Do you feel that GMOs are safe? It is our nature to be resistant to change. There have been a lot of resistant to GMOs. I support GMOs as I believe they are safe for human consumption. GMOs are safe. There is always a presence of uncertainty among human beings regarding safety;
  • 11. however, there is a lack of evidence concerning their harm. GMOs do not have adverse environmental effects as well as they possess little chemicals as they utilize low amounts of pesticides (National Academies of Sciences and Medicine (U.S.), 2016). There could be a presence of various risks in association to a particular gene introduced, however, each crop under GMO that has a current feature is usually subjected to a keen and close examination that makes it safe. Since the first introduction of commercialized GMOs, there have been no valid evident on negative impacts connected to GMO crops. Before any food produced through GM technology is allowed into the market, a series of tests have to be carried out. Such tests are considered essential by the identified authorities as they assist in determining the safety regarding every current GM product. These tests make current GM crop associated varieties as safe to consume as current non-GM associated varieties which are not usually tested (In Schmitz & In Kennedy, 2017). Do you believe GMOs in foods should be labeled? I believe that GMO food must be labeled due to a variety of reasons. Firstly, GMOs are present in the food whereby food is considered to be the number one element concerning the condition regarding human health. Everyone has a right to be aware of what type of food they are consuming despite the safety claims of GMOs as they have a responsibility to decide. Secondly, there are a variety of studies that reveal some types of GMOs as being harmful such as glyphosate which causes diabetes. Moreover, GMO should be labeled because technology regarding GMO foreign proteins is considered by prominent world scientists as being unpredictable as well as uncontrollable and possess unforeseen impacts (Gostin, 2014). Nonetheless, current research reveals that GMO foods that utilize heavy herbicides are involved in destroying the microbiome of the soil as well as minimize the nutritional content concerning the food and leave a lot of chemical residues on such food (In Schmitz & In Kennedy, 2017). Therefore, it
  • 12. means that such GMOs are substantially distinct and they warrant labeling. In conclusion, GMO foods should be labeled mainly because they are an element regarding human health thus GMO labeling health as well as safety issue first. Do you see GMOs affecting the world today? There are many ways in which GMOs can affect the world today. GMOs can impact the environment in various ways as well as humans both in positive and negative ways. GMOs have led to increase in the utility of herbicides as well as pesticides, therefore, leaving a lot of chemical residues on crops which is harmful to consumer intake. GMOs can greatly destroy the environment through such increased chemicals on the soil. Moreover, GMOs can lead to widespread poor health-related issues among humans along with violation of both consumer and farmer rights. GMO can also lead to a healthy community if all the precautions are carefully taken, with regular and strict testing before any release of GMO (Knoepfler, 2016). Contamination of farmer seeds by GMO can lead to increase in economic losses for farmers and the nation at large. It is therefore essential that the aspect of GMO be reviewed carefully to avoid future inconveniences. References Top of Form Gostin, L. O. (2014). Global health law. Top of Form In Schmitz, A., In Kennedy, P. L., & In Schmitz, T. G. (2017). World agricultural resources and food security: International food security. Top of Form Knoepfler, P. (2016). GMO sapiens: The life-changing science of designer babies. Top of Form National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (U.S.). (2016). Genetically engineered crops: Experiences and prospects.
  • 13. Bottom of Form Bottom of Form Bottom of Form Bottom of Form Energy Author Note: This paper is being submitted on November 25, 2018, Human Uses of the Environment course. Energy Energy has become one of the key aspects to consider after climate change. There are several cases linked to energy in the United States. There have also been several measures directed to better and establish more regulations on the issues about renewable and the non-renewable energy. Therefore, the government of the United States should enhance better measures to address national energy. This would be made possible by establishing a National Energy Policy. The first step would be the policy design and evaluation. This would involve the technical feasibility of the alternative fuels, the available new technologies and the future involves looking beyond the engineer estimates and the general availability of particular fuels and the limited technologies. Secondly, there should be a focus on the economic modeling approaches. The economy should be accounted for in the budget and planning for the National Energy Policy. The cost welfare of each economic model has to be well detailed to ensure that the best stands out. Also, an additional strategy should also involve wide-ranging.
  • 14. Wide-ranging would ensure that there are more basic policies that would then be used to develop the National Energy Policy (Walls et. al, 2010). There should include an examination of an array of cross-cutting policies that have the availability of combining multiple individual policies. The other major strategy should include the examination of economic or welfare costs. The National Energy Policy would oversee an approach that would generally offer better measures to society. Major emphasis would be enhanced on the renewable sources of energy such as the thermal, solar and hydro. A comparison would also be developed on the other non-renewable sources of energy such as oil, natural gas, and coal. This would be enhanced to offer a comparison on the extent of which they have affected the society (Walls et. al, 2010). Besides, this would also enhance an emphasis to foresee the future of other alternatives of energy that would not have the same causes and effects as the current energy sources. On the other hand, there would also be several measure on addressing the current energy issues. This would involve a higher concentration on the elimination of the non-renewable sources of energy since they have brought with themselves a lot of limitations to the society. Also, there also would be a focus on the renewable sources to ensure that they are far much developed to eliminate the existing non-renewable resources. The main approaches that would be involved include energy security. This would mean a better understanding of the case of foreign oil. The best measures would be developed to cater for the case of importing oil especially the non-renewable sources. This would address the development and establishment of our measures of creating our dependable energy sources. Other measures would also be developing our natural gas security (Walls et. al, 2010). This would include the best efforts to establish products which do not have much CO2 content as compared to oil. The most important measure would be approaching the energy sources on the extent to which they have
  • 15. affected climate change. A reduction would occur to the energy sources that are highly contributing to higher levels of global CO2 among other Green House Gas emissions. References Krupnick, A.J., Parry, I.W., Walls, M., Knowles, T., & Hayes, K., (2010) Toward A New National Energy Policy: Assessing The Options. Available At: (https://www.Rff-Nepi-Full-Report- Final-Nov-2010.Pdf) Air and Water Author Note: This paper is being submitted on December 02, 2018, Human Uses of the Environment course. Air and Water The United States is one of the States that require the Paris Agreement in the essence of tackling the main problem that has struck the world, and that is climate change. There are many reasons why the United States should join the agreement. Climate change is not a limited challenge to specific areas. It is a global disaster. It has affected every part of the world. Every country including the United States requires their implementation and commitment to meet the necessities of tackling climate change. (Hansen, 2017) The United States require the Paris Agreement to secure the lives of the next generations to come. This would be enhanced by creating a safe place and improve the environment, and that is why the United States requires the Paris Agreement. The United States has faced tremendous challenges due to climate change. Some of the cases involve flooding among the coastal cities due to storms and high tides. These cases have brought about very
  • 16. high insurance rates since the communities have become more vulnerable to disasters that are as a result of climate change. There have also been hotter and drier cases of weather which have generally propelled the intensity of wind fires which among them are closer to people’s homes. Cases of erosion have indicated that more communities have to relocate. Based on the Paris Agreement, much of the benefit will be to the Americans (Hansen, 2017). The many commitments that have been brought together to a collective decision will be essential for tackling the United States disasters among other disasters as per the Paris Agreement. Therefore, the United States requires the Paris Agreement for its benefits on climate change. The Paris Agreement has clear guidelines and commitments on how he involved member states will tackle climate change. Therefore, in the few years to come and especially in this 21st Century, there will be limited cases of global warming among other cases of climate change. Some of the best initiatives that are being taken from the Paris Agreement to tackle this challenge include the holding of the increasing global temperatures that are well below 2 0C which will be mandated above the preindustrial areas (Hansen, 2017). This will be an effort of limiting the temperature increase to 1.5 0C above pre-industrial areas. Regulating the temperatures in these areas would significantly bring an effort to tackling climate change. Also, the Paris Agreement has measures on increasing the ability to adaptation to the adverse climatic changes. This would be achieved through fostering resilience with the other efforts to limit the release of greenhouse gases (Guy et. al, 2017). This is designed to take place in a manner that does not affect food production. Besides, other efforts by the Paris Agreement would include resilient climate developments and the low greenhouse gas emissions, an effort that will be fostered through making finance flows consistently. Therefore, the Paris Agreement has better promise that the adverse effects of climate change would be minimized to a promising level in the 21st century and especially the case of
  • 17. global warming. Climate change and especially global warming have adverse effects on water sources. This includes shifting of precipitation patterns and the disruption of the water cycle. In turn, generates drought seasons and precipitation events (Guy et. al, 2017). These cases in general, threaten water sources. President Trump decided to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and angered a lot of people. Some people argue that it is not about the environment but more about lining their pockets with money, while others think that the president has made the right decision by keeping others from stealing our wealth and jobs. I personally care about human rights and the effects that this would cause on people around the world. The climate has done enough damage as far as water, foods, and homes, I’m not sure whether President Trump made the right decision by pulling out of the Paris Agreement, but this could be a threat to the health of children all over the world. References Khopkar, S. M. (2014). Environmental pollution: Monitoring and control. New Delhi: New Age International (P) Ltd. Plattenberg, R. H. (2012). Environmental pollution: New research. New York: Nova Science Publishers.