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There should be change in the architectural design and the need to implement responsive and biomimicry techniques in architecture that can help buildings adapt to climate change.... Moreover, Majal notes that research on the contribution of buildings to climate change has shown that energy use in buildings could be brought down by about 30 to 35 percent through efficient use of energy.... These statistics are an indicator of the significant shift that need to be adopted in the building sector to help cut down greenhouse gas emissions and respond effective to climate change impacts....
16 Pages
(4000 words)
Literature review
The evolution into bipedality because of climate change and the alterations which have occurred in various regions of the world all provide support which shows that environmental stimulation has also regulated the evolution of men.... Most of the adaptation which has been noted with evolution is from the idea that there is a response to the needs of a specific species as well as the requirements to survive within a given region.... The paper "The Concepts of Evolution" discusses that the climate forces alter the behaviors and physiological differences in the evolution of hominids to bipedalism indicating that the natural fluctuations in the climate also alter the natural tendencies of evolution over time of a given species....
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Essay
This paper ''climate change and the Population Extinction'' tells us that the purpose of this study was to evaluate the impact of climate change on the population extinction of two species of checkerspot butterfly.... The study concluded that climate change accelerated the extinction of the butterfly species.... ecent studies are pointing out that climate change may be one of the factors for the extinction of species but not the sole reason....
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Essay
climate change is the variation in the statistics that show the distribution of weather patterns when the weather change takes an abnormally long period ranging from decades to millions of years (Hajer et al.... ying to understand the history and the future of climate through the use of mere observations and theoretical models about weather and climate change.... It is this This paper attempts to find out what actually causes climate change and in the event that many causes are found, the paper will also try to identify the cause that has the biggest effect in influencing climate change....
11 Pages
(2750 words)
Research Paper
This work called "climate change" describes the key aspects of changes in the statistical characteristics of the climate system.... Consequently, variations over short periods of time do not constitute climate change.... At times, the term is used to denote climate change that results from human activity rather than the changes caused by natural processes of the earth.... In this case, the term climate change has been used to mean the same as anthropogenic global warming....
10 Pages
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Essay
This term paper "The Impact of Predicted climate change on Soil Erosion" presents soil changes that are probably a result of global climate change are beneficial, especially the steady increase in the fertility of soil as well as the physical qualities resulting from increased atmospheric CO2.... This adversely affects the farmers causing them to change their course of work.... For instance in South Africa, there has been a whole range of change of land cover considerably changed the rainfall-runoff relation from a mix of agricultural and the urban use of land ahs changed....
10 Pages
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Term Paper
The author of the paper "The Physiological Response Mechanisms of Plants to climate change" will begin with the statement that plants just like many other organisms have been facing numerous challenges due to the climate change that has been taking place globally.... Plants have been adopting various physiological mechanisms in the process of responding to climate change.... n the past century, the impacts of climate change have been obvious over many years, in the natural environment....
12 Pages
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Term Paper
This paper 'Significance of Environmental History to Understanding of climate change' is concerned with different ways in which environmental history enhances the current understanding of the issue of climate change in the world.... It is only in the recent past that there has been scientific evidence that human activities on the earth are producing a considerable amount of greenhouse gases which are accelerating the rate of climate change in the world....
6 Pages
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Coursework