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Monday, June 22, 2009
EVIDENCES OF GLOBAL WARMING IN ANGOLA
There is evidence of effects of global warming in my country because the average of the maximum temperature in the Littoral region of the country a year ago was 31 degrees centigrade, but now if is around 36 degrees Celsius. There are some occurrences of marine storms that we usually call calemas, which have become more and more violent and erosive. Moreover, we observed during the rain season much more quantity of rains than meteorologists expected, and more than what happened 10 or 20 years ago. On the shoreline, it is clear to see strong erosion marks against rocks, houses destroyed, soil eroded and bridge damages. These could be effects of sea level rising and wind increasing along of the coast. Another kind of evidence we have been identifying is increase of ravines in many places main in the interior. Flooding have been frequent, in the urban areas for example, the cities located in the plateau. The government has constructed new channels to evacuate the water from cities caused by rains. Furthermore, Angola has a variety of geographic settings, including desert that is known as the Namibe desert, where desertification has take place so fast. In this area the government and environmentalists organized campaigns for people engaged in the replanting processes. Even though the government has been making a lot of efforts, the situation has become worse due to the climate change. In conclusion, global warming is a global problem, so it will affect all of us wherever we are; therefore, our participation as environmentalists for saving the environment is urgent and very important.
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How to Convince a Household to be Green
How to Convince a Household to be Green
By Artur Canumbila
English for Academic Purpose
June 2009
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
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How to Convince a Household to be Green
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Growing locally; fresh food
Abstract
The topic of this paper is “Eating locally, and growing our own food”. It states that people should grow their own food locally because growing locally gives some advantages. First, growing our own food locally gives the opportunity to have fresh food. Second, growing our own food makes it cheaper. Third, growing our own food locally makes people eco-friendly. Finally, growing locally our own food people can get food of good quality.
http://hernanarriagamurillo.blogspot.com/2009/06/growing-locally-fresh-food_22.html
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Warning of Elephant Ivory Trade--Dan Wang
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The topic of this paper is the elephant ivory trade. It argues that elephants ivory trade shouldn’t be legalized, because it would encourage poaching and trafficking. Saving endangered species require more than bans. Developing economies don’t need to harm any species. Without killing the animals, there are many effective ways to make economies prosper, such as tourism and sustainable exploitations.
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Growing locally; fresh food
Abstract
The topic of this paper is “Eating locally, and growing our own food”. It states that people should grow their own food locally because growing locally gives some advantages. First, growing our own food locally gives the opportunity to have fresh food. Second, growing our own food makes it cheaper. Third, growing our own food locally makes people eco-friendly. Finally, growing locally our own food people can get food of good quality.
Link:
http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=7869112813536494125
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