What to do about planet earth: a visionary approach to consumption, energy, and structure
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Author
Buckheit, DonnaKeyword
Climate changeEnvironmentalists
Energy
Research Subject Categories::NATURAL SCIENCES::Earth sciences
Carbon footprint
Date Published
2018-05
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In this paper, I seek to establish that what the consequences of climate change are, which activities contribute to it the most, what types of resources are being used to carry out these activities, and who participates in these kinds of activities the most. I will gather this information from census data and peer reviewed experimental results. Based on these assessments, I will then propose three solutions: 1. Adjustment of physical aspects of the environment and structure we live in, including the use of bike paths, passive solar architecture, and hexagons in construction. 2. Implementation of a carbon tax to curtail carbon dioxide emissions and prevent resource exploitation by corporations. 3. Installation of a universal “solar grid” that utilizes the most efficient solar technology in order to provide a clean, sustainable source of energy.The following license files are associated with this item:
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