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The Region 6 office of the OEJTA was helpful, but community members felt their concerns were not equally heard and more community voices should be involved in the process. Tribes also felt that EPA staff working with tribes need more technical skills and knowledge dealing with tribal agreements and policies in order to better assist tribes without tribes having to educate the staff. Visiting tribes in person could help the OEJTA understand tribal perspectives and needs.
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This document provides information on energy conservation and efficiency. It discusses why conservation is important, actions individuals and communities can take to conserve energy, and programs to promote conservation. Key points covered include the benefits of conservation in reducing fossil fuel usage and greenhouse gas emissions, strategies cities are using to become more sustainable like green fleets and renewable energy, and specific steps homeowners can take to save energy.
Elm Fork Education Center 2008
The document summarizes the mission and programs of the Elm Fork Education Center, which was established through a partnership between the University of North Texas and local school districts and organizations. The Center aims to provide hands-on environmental education programs to engage students of all ages. A key program is the Environmental Discovery and Adventure program, which offers both formal and informal learning experiences across disciplines like archaeology, aquatic studies, and exhibitions. Formal curriculum is also provided to teachers to support the hands-on activities. The Center collaborates with community partners and offers various public programs on topics related to science, art, and the environment.
Ecological Effects
The document discusses ecological and evolutionary responses to global warming and the resulting biodiversity crisis. It notes that all life on Earth exists within a single ecological system, and that changes in one location can affect the entire system. It then summarizes observed phenological changes, range shifts of species towards cooler climates, increases in invasive species, impacts on species interactions, and rising extinction rates. It concludes by recommending increased conservation efforts, education, and research to understand and address these issues.
Earthweek Sustainability Indicators
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Climate Change And Natural Disasters
The document discusses natural disasters throughout history and how climate change may impact their frequency and intensity in the future. It outlines different types of natural disasters and provides examples from the past. It then explains the mechanisms through which greenhouse gas emissions and rising temperatures could alter atmospheric and oceanic conditions in a way that aggravates natural disasters. This includes increasing sea surface temperatures that fuel stronger hurricanes, and changing precipitation patterns that may lead to more floods or droughts. The document ends by discussing how the media raises awareness of natural disasters and their links to climate change through movies and documentaries.
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