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    One of the first topics that environmental historians sought to examine was the relationship between nature and military strategy. The bulk of these initial studies analyze the how both Union and Confederate forces focused their strategies around the acquisition of natural resources such as food and horses in order to gain an advantage on the battlefield. Ted Steinberg was one of the first to adapt this approach to his research in his book Down to Earth: Nature’s Role in History. In his chapter on

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    The way that innovation is sought after is a prominent player in the way that policy is shaped with regards to the environment. An increase in funds for the improvement of existing technology for burning fossil fuels can be viewed in complete contrast to the increase in funds to develop new solar panel technology to decrease the United States dependence on oil and gas. As is the case with many issues in the US government the approach to this seems to fall in to two distinct categories – republican

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    Everyone knows that littering is bad for the Earth, and people do try and keep the Earth clean by cleaning up after others and themselves. But some people take it to the next level. Some people will act as if they are superheroes protecting the Earth from trash. Like in Dave Barry’s “A Couple of Neat Guys” the characters do this, which is a high comedy that uses verbal irony, hyperboles, and much more. Barry reveals the universal truth by about showing how some people do really care about how the

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    By starting a “clean up act” in Craven County many different problems could be solved. When I say affordable and clean i am talking about energy cost wise, which would be a big help to a lot of people in the community, if not everyone. As stated in the previous paragraph, recycling instead of burning recyclable items saves a lot of money which could lower the costs of energy in Craven County . By reducing the trash around the community helps the economy and the environment. This is because communities

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    The people should not make an national park because is to dangerous for everybody. Is dangerous because when someone builds an national park and when a tornado or an earthquake that can cause a lot of death because the national park would be in the middle of the canyon. Some people thinks it would be good to build a national park in the middle of the canyon but most of the people are disagree. In some parts of the canyon are rivers and blue water, and that looks good for some people but the water

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    In today’s world, pollution and climate change have created dangerous living conditions for many people and will continue to cause problems across the globe for years to come. For many years, scientists have tried to find ways to decrease levels of carbon dioxide in the air, but most are ultimately too expensive or fail to work. Possibly, the best way to decrease these levels is to have plants take the carbon dioxide out of the air, planting trees and other plants along buildings in a vertical forest

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    Pros Of Fracking

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    Do you think fracking should be used to release oils and natural gases? I personally think fracking shouldn't be used to release oil and natural gas because of all the protentional dangers it might cause. The risk of fracking is very detrimental and can cause serious climate issues. The world is already dealing with enough problems with the climate, so if fracking was to be used to release oils and natural the issues may stack up and cause issues for future societies.Firstly, what is Fracking? Hydraulic

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    Summary and Thesis: Magdoff and Foster’s book ‘What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know About Capitalism’ aims to motivate people to start critically thinking of solutions outside of capitalism by means of exploring the role of the capitalist system in causing mass environmental degradation as planetary boundaries are pushed. They seek to explain how another social, economic, and political system is essential for solving the current ecological (and economic crises). The capitalist system is driven

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    The role of the EPA from its inception to current mission is to ensure that all Americans are protected from significant risks to human health and the environment where they live, learn and work, national efforts to reduce environmental risk are based on the best available scientific information, federal laws protecting human health and the environment are enforced fairly and effectively, environmental protection is an integral consideration in U.S. policies concerning natural resources, human health

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    Both Sean and I decided to divide the work for the project equally between us. He researched and completed most of the first part of the assignment and I completed most of the second part. My part of the project consisted of connecting our topic, which was the effects of cotton farming, to environmental racism, the 4 arenas of change, the gateway to corporate change, forms of action, the principle of ecological sustainability from chapter 8, and the organization that works to address the issue. To

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