The Hungry Tide

were killed each day. From my point of view, the death of humans was catching up to the death rates of the animals because nature during global warming is very unstable which causes most of the deaths near the mountains. The K2 mountain has lakes and rivers surrounding it which started flooding in July of 2010 because of global warming and an excess amount of rain. The floods wreaking havoc on the livelihoods, homes, and lives of the people residing there. Each day I was there the weather varied from it being cool, rainy, to freezing. People want to be like nature: having beauty, being good, and having quality traits, but they also come with nature’s downfalls.

So many amazing people spoken stories about this beautiful earth so let's not make the next one a tragedy.The People remain at fault so they should care a little bit more than they do and not hide from it since everyone has to deal with it.Global warming is destroying habitats of animals that lived on this planet longer than we . also the reason for climate change and why places are hurting in bad weather. If any of this could go any further, it could bring living organisms to extinction, including us.

Life on earth depends purely on climate, changes in it will directly affect the well-being and health of the population. Society fears climate change for its possible effects, such as rising sea levels and the melting of glaciers, which will ultimately result in health consequences towards mankind and environmental catastrophes. Humanity has to rely on their government to figure out ways of how this problem can be either reversed or slowed down as well as depend on their government to provide them with recent and valid information so they are aware of the problems they are facing. Climate change is a constant problem to all, even the characters in The Netherlands Live with Water written by Jim Shepard have to experience it firsthand. They are

The connections between climate change and increasing violence in the world. The various problems climate change creates and its consequences. This includes health, social, economic, environmental and political problems created from ecological damages. Historical examples where environmental damage generated violent outcomes among countries and how the negative side effects from global warming will pressure a lot of third world countries into violence or war due to lack of space or resources.

We as a society have reached one of the most crucial time periods in the history of our world. Due to the way we have used the resources on this earth we have created a situation in which our climate is drastically changing. The burning of fossil fuels such as coal and oil has caused gases like carbon dioxide to become trapped in the atmosphere causing a natural greenhouse effect. The greenhouse effect has caused the earth’s average temperature to rise and has resulted in arctic glaciers melting. These glaciers had gases trapped inside them that are now being released into the atmosphere further raising the earth's temperature. Due to the way we are polluting our air we have caused global warming. This global warming has caused stronger natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires putting our society in more danger than ever before.

Imagine the world's major cities completely underwater. Imagine storms so violent that parts of the world became unlivable. Theses are images that one would expect to find in movie house, but environmental scientists tell us what is now a good setting for science fiction could soon be reality due to global warming. Environmental scientists warn that humans are not only making the Earth inhabitable for animals and plants, but that if humans continues with their current practices, the Earth will soon be inhabitable for humans as well. Environmental scientists warn that if the Earth's citizens do not act swiftly and decisively the damage maybe irreversible for humans.

After reading the book Against The Tide by Cornelia Dean I think that the national policy for governing developing coastlines should be dependent on an areas geologic features. In order to do this, government officials would have to evaluate and create detailed reports to battle erosion in specific areas rather than simply proposing a project that worked in a different place. In terms of development, I think that if a project is going to be undertaken over a large area coastal geologists and engineers should make small-scale models of the region containing the planned infrastructure. After a few years, the isolated small scale should be observed for long-term effects so that they are known before construction begins. Additionally, if the

Over time the United States has been molded by new technology, and American politics were no exception. Throughout history the political process in the United States has been greatly altered by advancements in technology; mail, radio, and television(elements in a series) have all shaped the way the public sees politicians in monumental ways. Recently a new factor has made its mark on American politics: social media. The use of social media by politicians and citizens has had repercussions that echo throughout the political sphere. The introduction of social media altered the landscape of American politics forever. Now more than ever before, it is harder to find the truth and even easier to hide from

In the story Sometimes the world is cruel the author Leonard Pitts talks about how a everyday the Earth displays one of many horrible weather patterns. Truly the world we live in is absolutely cruel with the weather. Some people enjoy all weather but there are natural disaster of hurricanes, volcanoes, tsunamis, earthquakes, tornadoes, flash flood, avalanches that happen every so often. These weather disasters come and go on their own, we have no way of stopping them. The world is cruel with all of the different ways of causing chaos with something as simple as a flood. These things just destroy people’s lives with one shocking stride of disaster. To know that we simply can not prevent these storms, but only shelter ourselves from them is nerve racking.

There are two types of people in this world, the leavers and the takers. The leavers are much simpler and live the lifetime in order to not harm the environment. The takers have a totally different lifestyle. They take and take, and believe that humans are the dominant species on earth. The takers also do not care for other species and only care about themselves. The issue is that they do not necessarily WANT to ruin the environment, but they are(Curat, 2010). They just do not think about what they are doing. They do not care about ruining the environment and think they are the most important. In the book there is a section that talks about what the takers did to the leavers in Europe and Asia. Ishmael puts it as the takers ¨plowed¨ the leavers away(Quinn). The leavers were respecting the beautiful force of nature, but the takers wanted total control and drove them away.The leavers wanted to leave room for nature but the takers wanted to destroy the environment by building and taking away the beautiful and replacing it with metal and bricks. I personally think that it is really sad that people do dishonor nature just to build things. Nature can be absolutely breathtaking, but only if humans are not involved. Animals can lose homes, just so we can have more homes that we don't even need. New, new, new.. That´s all takers want. They take from harmless organisms just to make better for themselves. They

This New York Times Bestseller is very informative and influential which was imperative because most of our population does not understand the significance of climate change and our world dying out. With the knowledge and help of several other

The theme is the message a piece that an author is trying to convey in his literature. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Emily Dickinson both expressed their themes explicitly. Henry Longfellow and Emily Dickinson both wrote great poems such as “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls” by Henry Longfellow and “Success is counted sweetness” by Emily Dickinson. The theme of “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls” by Henry Longfellow is a comparison of man and nature. Emily Dickinson’s poem “Success is counted sweetest” has a theme about a person who experiences failure will appreciate success a lot more.

There are many problems with world, but one of the most difficult problems are global warming and droughts. Global warming leads to droughts, among other things, and droughts lead to trouble. Droughts are very problematic, because they can lead to fire hazards, low food cropping, and many other things. Drought is the absents or shortage of water and water is an absolute must have in the world. There are so many problems because of drought and people need to find solutions the problems.

Humans will not be able to survive the results of human activities due to land degradation, lack of water management skills, pollution, and increasing carbon footprints. In 1750, a revolution started globally. This revolution was called the Industrial Revolution; it changed agriculture, manufacturing, mining, transportation & technology forever. It has even changed lives economically and culturally, but most importantly, the great effects it has on the environment. “A glacier in the high Andes 5,200 meters above capital, Lima, where one of the main water supplying glaciers has shrunk by more than a kilometer over the last decade...Eskimo villagers are going hungry because global warming has changed the migration patterns of seals and

It is evident that the climate of the world is changing and has been since the creation of the earth but over that past decade the change had begun to occur more rapidly. With this occurrence of climate change is the occurrence of violent conflict among humans. In most parts of the world the climate change impacts social ecological systems such as temperature, sea level, and annual precipitation. Other occurrence have just increased in intensity and frequency such as floods, droughts, storms, cyclones, fires, heat-waves, epidemics and hurricanes. Yet these environmental changes do not undermine human security but they do assist in the use up of the natural resources that humans need to maintain the “normal” daily life and most importantly survive.