Synthesis Essay: The Effects Of Climate Change

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“Global Warming is the epidemic!”; “Climate Change needs to be dealt with!”; “Greenhouse Gases are causing issues in the atmosphere!” We’ve all heard it a million times, to the point where we don’t want to hear in anymore because “there's only so much people can do to change it” right? Think again, because these three articles have seemingly crazy solutions to the world’s hottest topic. All three of these articles have something intriguing to say on the argument Lessening the world’s usage of natural resources is the most effective way of slowing the effects of climate change on a global scale. Although each of these resolutions to the problem are peculiar, they do have fact and relativity behind them and should seriously be considered. In Mark Bittman’s article “Rethinking the Meat-Guzzler” Bittman talks about the effects of grain fed cattle and how the amount of meat and land these production facilities use alter the …show more content…

Many scientists came together to gather information on this growing concern and came up with the number three billion, three billion tons of carbon dioxide that is. “One way to look at it is that the average U.S. car emits about 5 tons of CO2 a year from the tailpipe, so three billion tons is the equivalent of 600 million cars—about twice as many as there are in the whole United States”(“Measuring the …”). That is a prodigious amount of carbon dioxide that is left in the atmosphere as a result of extensive amounts of deforestation. The Article also tells us that since this number was thrown out in public, deforestation has greatly declined, this huge difference in removing different forest areas around the world is already showing great in improvement in slowing the effects of climate change on a global

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