Environment Essays

AbstractHuman changes of the global ecology have caused major loss of biodiversity, leading to general changes in the international distribution of organisms. The ecological impact of…

The solar system consists of the sun and eight planets; however, there are also other objects such as the moon, asteroids, and comets in the solar…

DefinitionHurricanes are rampant in the tropical areas. They are strong tropical winds with low humidity famously known to be seen in the parts of Caribbean. The…

IntroductionClimatic change is a vital factor affecting the society today. The activity leads to the creation of complex effects that affects the existence of nature on…

IntroductionClean, renewable energy is a leading frontier in combating global change. The role of energy and environmental technology is to reduce energy consumption and provide clean,…

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly referred to as drones, are airborne vehicles that can be controlled remotely without the need of an onboard pilot. UAV’s are…

Causes of Global Warming and Climate Change in AmericaGreenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere; hence causing global warming and climate change. Since 1945, the United…

IntroductionThe wake of industrialization of the twenty-first century has come up with some challenges that have been a bother to the whole world, from different facets….

IntroductionSince the advent of the industrial revolution, merely two hundred years ago, humans have taken enormous steps in discovery and development. The amount of development experienced…

IntroductionHydropower is a clean source of energy. It is a renewable energy source due to the hydrological cycle (Wagner & Mathur 2011, p.108). The hydropower schemes…

IntroductionI am a senior nurse in a government hospital downtown. Recently, we have been getting patients from a slum nearby suffering from Malaria, and they claim…

Thomas Malthus argument that overpopulation was inevitable because human population was increasing geometrically while the supply of food increased arithmetically was not entirely correct. This is…

AbstractMan-made disasters are devastating outcomes from human activities which have far reaching negative impacts on the environment, human life, and the economy as well. These impacts…

Non-state actors (NSA) are organizations, who even though do not belong to any state institution have the power of influencing and causing changes. Examples of NSAs…

When comparing the natural and anthropogenic changes in climate, in natural, sun is said to be responsible for global warming. It is believed that the warming…

Climate change has become one of the most disastrous natural phenomena affecting the global population.  It has also negatively affected the Southeast Asian region, economically, culturally,…

Definition of the technology (Member 1)Solar power refers to the systemic conversion of the energy drawn from sunlight into electricity. The conversion occurs either directly through…

Technology has been advancing at a very fast speed and currently, we carry more power in our pockets than most homes did in the 1990s. In…

Global Warming – IntroductionOver the last 650,000 years, the earth’s climate has experienced natural interchanges between rise and drop in overall global temperatures marked by advancement…

IntroductionOver the years, there has been significant debate on the likelihood of increases in the concentration of carbon dioxide induced from the industries to the atmosphere,…