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	<title>Habitat Built &#187; Global Warming</title>
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		<title>The outcomes of global warming on our health</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:37:22 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Environmental Threats]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[normal physiological functions]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[As flooding becomes more common due to global warming, the quality of our drinking water will likely decrease. This in itself could lead to a host of impairment of normal physiological functions propagating all-round the earth.
Underdeveloped countries will surely suffer from flooding or drought and this will necessarily affect their food supply. Lack of food [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As flooding becomes more common due to <strong>global warming</strong>, the quality of our drinking water will likely decrease. This in itself could lead to a host of impairment of normal physiological functions propagating all-round the earth.</p>
<p>Underdeveloped countries will surely suffer from flooding or drought and this will necessarily affect their food supply. Lack of food will weaken the population and lower their resistance to illness even farther.</p>
<p><strong>As land is taken over by flooding</strong>, even temporarily, then this will mean overcrowding in other areas and there will be an increase in the spread of illness. The fact that people will be living nearer to each other means that illness will be competent to spread at a somewhat rapid rate.<br />
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<strong>Air pollution, particularly in huge cities, will increase instances of asthma and other breathing affiliated problems.</strong></p>
<p>As the climate warms up it brings with it the problem of sustaining life as we know it. Surely we need the sun, but too much sun will mean more outstanding risk to our health. <strong>Cancers and other impairment </strong>of <strong>normal physiological functions </strong>will become more prevalent. Hot breezes will carry potentially fatal impairment of <strong>normal physiological functions</strong>.</p>
<p>We need water, but ceaseless flooding will ruin crops and make the land totally unlikely to cultivate. At the same time the flooding will carry venomous compounds into our rivers and harm the wild life therein, which is naturally another food source.</p>
<p>Without decent air to breathe, the ability to develop our food and save fresh clean water, illness could become rife resulting in a rapid decline in earth population. . . What a gloomy prospect!</p>
<p>It’s primary to comprehend that though all these things are possible, and few are happening in elements of the earth, it’s our responsibility to assure that we play a part in attempting to curb these events before they get wholly out of control. Each assistance had better be given to those areas of the earth already affected by climate alter.</p>
<p><strong>We are always hearing about our carbon footprint, but what does it actually mean?</strong></p>
<p>As people we ought to learn to esteem the planet, and if it’s in disturb we ought to do our best to aid to heal it. We’re competent to do this by remembering to turn off lights in rooms we’re not using, by not leaving the television on standby, by using our cars as little as possible, and so on. We’ve all heard this before i’m sure, but if we just sit back and ignore these simple suggestions then we’re adding to the problems the scientists tell us the earth is now facing.</p>
<p>Industry has a lot to answer for and ought to take responsibility for cleaning up their act. It ought to be part of their future plans to assure their gas emissions are cut back drastic. At last naturally it’s up to the politicians of the earth to assure that all these adjustments to life as we know it are carried out.</p>
<p>We must not be complacent as far as the future of the planet is concerned, as our health and in truth the very future of mankind, is depending on a balanced environment.</p>
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		<title>How cars may cause global warming</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:12:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Global warming is one of the hottest and worrying issues in the last decade. Not only has it become a political issue but likewise one of standard concern by the nearly all of the human population. The primary conception behind Global warming is that gasses are trapped in the atmosphere of the world that causes [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Global warming is one of the hottest and worrying issues in the last decade</strong>. Not only has it become a political issue but likewise one of standard concern by the nearly all of the human population. The primary conception behind <strong>Global warming</strong> is that gasses are trapped in the atmosphere of the world that causes the heat from the sunlight to be trapped inside the planet world and not escape into space. When overmuch heat is trapped it causes the climates all-round the world to turn into uttermost. For instance america has been hit with very huge and scary hurricanes.</p>
<p><strong>Cars</strong> release a unwanted gas for humans and other animals called <strong>carbon dioxide</strong> which acts as one of those gasses that trap heat inside the world adding to the Global warming affect. The outcome that cars have to this effect is not known very scientifically because making measurements of such a prominent planet and how each car adds to the atmospheric gasses is very unmanageable. In spite of this numerous scientists have made numerous theories of how cars may affect the total volume of Global warming gasses. Most have not been very accurate because the outcomes have been over exaggerated.</p>
<p>In the future the release of <strong>carbon dioxide </strong>might just be averted all together as hydrogen is being produced as the source of fuel. This is a long way away from being the most common fuel for everyone due to the technical limitations. Nonetheless numerous successful cars have been produced and are already available for populace buy in numerous constituents of the world.</p>
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