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This 5 page paper responds to some specific questions on climate change, incluidng what to do, the energy pyramid and its use and the role of Al Gore and the IPCC. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
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the major steps towards change is through reducing each individuals carbon footprint and subsequently reducing the carbon footprint of nations and the world. It is not enough to simply
identify the issues that impact global warming and subsequent climate change; there is a need to put into place active steps that responsibly address these factors.
In terms of real improvements to the issue of global warming and the problem of substantial climate change, the actions of a single individual will
be less effective than the actions of countries and the international community as a whole. Archer recognized, for example, that inefficiencies have led to environmental changes that result in
problematic environmental change. The growing of food crops to feed a large population of dairy and beef cattle to subsequently feed a large national population is an efficient use
of food sources. The growing of crops to feed people is more efficient than the growing of crops to feed animals that will someday feed people. Recognizing that
large industries base their decisions regarding production based on the individual actions of millions of Americans defines the link between individual action and meaningful environmental change. The choices of
individuals and their application of these choices through constant decision-making is an important avenue for change. The "we" is a national consciousness, and the solidification of compliance with improvements
to environmental efforts like recycling is invaluable to the overall improvements needed to reduce global warming. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Al Gore received the Nobel Peace Prize
in 2007, based on their assertion that global warming and climate change are issues related to social justice and human rights. The idea that global warming is a human
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