Category: Environmental science

Physics, chemistry, and earth science are all around us!  This final project will allow you to apply all of your course content to your choice of either a shared personal experience you have lived through, a science fiction short story, or a factual report and preparedness plan for real people in a real community. For this option, you are coming up with a series of detailed strategies and plans on how to deal with a real disaster after it has unfolded.  This will be a factual paper and instruction manual, with heavy areas of science reporting in it.  First, you will choose an actual natural or man-made disaster.  You will report facts about it and connect your event to our class content.  Make sure you explain (IN DETAIL) the physics/chemistry/earth science connections.  You will also outline the regions of the world/nation that you chose to focus on and create strategies to help those populations most impacted.  Discuss the major outcomes/issues that society is likely to face as a result of this and how they can solve their most immediate problems.  You must use current data and statistics to back up all your claims and illustrate the devastation it caused.  Emphasize future predictions and realistic outcomes (be specific and use data, if available).
please ensure you explain the following in your project…
When connecting to your Physics Unit:
Apply the following three main focal points — how [1] Newton’s Laws of Motion, [2] force or gravity, and [3] wave physics apply to your event (note:  you can even look at indirect applications such as sounds or impact waves)
When connecting to your Chemistry Unit:
Apply the following two main focal points — describing [1] the major chemicals involved in your event, their interactions, and their chemical characteristics (ex. gasoline for car crashes, radiation for bombs, sulfur gas for volcanoes, or water for precipitation events and storms, etc.) and [2] the impacts of them on health of humans and the environment
When connecting to your Earth Science Unit:
Apply the following three main focal points — explaining [1] the weather or atmospheric phenomenon and its characteristics, [2] snowballing effect of interactions that could or did occur, and [3] any connections to climate and climate change

NOTE : Remember to support your data and information with appropriate citations. A minimum of five peer-reviewed references must be included

This paper is largely a “literature review,” in which you will pose a research question and discuss how existing studies and publications have addressed this question. Your paper should be 8-10 pages long, double-spaced. You are required to have in-text citations and a bibliographic references page of at least ten (10) scholarly sources.
Research Paper format:
This paper should follow a general format of (1) Introduction to subject of research with stated thesis; (2) a background sketch of the history of the community and issue, and any particularly relevant local LA or California development; (3) a presentation of research findings and discussion; (4) and a summary conclusion with recommendations. [Chicago, MLA, APA format – please be consistent.]  
Below i have provided my project topic and a 1 page plan for my project.

The assignment is an article to read and to answer questions about. The questions are attached with the article below 

In Milestone Two, you will compose the Earth’s Climate System and Climatic Impact From Atmospheric Energy and Geologic Events portions of the final presentation. This will include basic details of how Earth’s climate system functions and the natural events that can affect the atmosphere and oceans.
Prompt
How do the sun and orbital cycles control the climate? How is energy cycled? What are some possible causes of recent changes in the global temperature? Explain how energy is transported and exchanged within the atmosphere. Analyze why geological events affect the atmosphere and oceans, and what processes drive short period climate oscillation.
Remember to add a brief commentary section at the end that describes exactly how you will present this material to your audience, as this could vary greatly.
Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
The Earth’s Climate System
What are some basic details of how the earth’s climate system functions that your audience will need to know?
What role do the sun and orbital cycles play in controlling Earth’s climate?
How is energy cycled through the earth’s climate system?
Discuss some of the possible causes of recent changes in global temperature: energy consumption, greenhouse effect, and radiative forcing.
Climatic Impact From Atmospheric Energy and Geologic Events
How is energy transported horizontally in the atmosphere?
What are the major features of ocean circulation? How is energy exchanged between the atmosphere and oceans? What roles do icecaps and glaciers play in the climate system?
How do geologic events like volcanism and tectonism affect the atmosphere and oceans?
What processes drive short period climate oscillation?
What to Submit
The Milestone Two assignment should follow these formatting guidelines: two- to three-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and citations in APA format.
Attached is Part One 

find two specific theories that explain the specific environmental issue (freshwater crisis of lake chad). 
a little over a page, single space, 12 point standard font
three paragraphs
PLEASE READ THE ATTACHED FILE TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TO PUT FOR EACH PARAGRAPH. 

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To recognize the perils and potentials of Climate Change as it applies to the Earth, your assignment is to watch An Inconvenient Truth and do the following：
1) A point by point summary of the movie. That is – Gore is following an outline when he speaks, covering material in a certain order. He might talk about icecap melting, then glacier melting, then how this occurs, etc. Your job is to summarize the movie, point by point – so someone not watching the film could get the gist of what was said. DO NOT GIVE A BLOCK SUMMARY – IT WILL NOT COUNT. 
2) Find three articles on Climate Change within the last year from a reputable news source. Try CNN.com, AP, Reuters, etc. Write a one paragraph summary of each article, to be sure you understand it, and include a link to the article in your paper.

Write a research paper in the AP style on how Dubai’s urbanization affects the quality of the air. Cite sources using the apa style. Additionally, use a 12-size font with double spacing and Times New Roman. Use the following references, citing them in APA style:
Yang, J., Zhou, J., McBride, J., and Sun, Z. (October 5, 2004). Beijing’s Urban Forest and its Contribution to Lowering Air Pollution. Urban Greening and Urban Forestry. What is the URL of the article on ScienceDirect.com/Science/abs/pii/S1618866704000226?via%3Dihub
Brimblecombe, P., and Xing, Y. (2019, December 2). Urban Forestry & Urban Greening: “The lungs of cities” are trees and parks. What is the link to the article on ScienceDirect.com/Science/abs/pii/S16188866719304765?via%3Dihub  
Also use the pdf’s below for information.

The topic here is Public Green Spaces and Life Quality
Start the first slide with the question: How do public green spaces in urban settings impact life quality in the Puget Sound region, considering their effects on human health and happiness, as well as their role in maintaining water and air quality?
You will then choose maps that help you to answer this question, at least one concept map or system diagram, as well as other visuals and data (make sure to include sources). You’ll add text and figures that explain the link between the maps and help the reader answer the question you’ve posed. You will be asked to include at least one quantitative explanation/comparison in your narrative.
All legends, scales, symbols, etc. are clearly explained or referenced.
Links between the maps are clear, the information from multiple maps is compared, contrasted, or otherwise integrated in the slides
Links between maps and other data are clear – data are used to uphold or explain ideas.
Narrative information:
Text is used to clearly define the question, explain the maps, including their source, setting, interpretation and importance, explain additional data including interpretive information and it’s link to the thesis
The narrative clearly lays out the links between those systems and describes how past or future change in one system has or will impact another.
There is visual and narrative clarity that leads from an introduction of the question and it’s importance to descriptions of the systems and processes we need to understand to answer the question, to the data and maps used, the conclusions drawn and any uncertainties or questions that remain.
References used represent a variety of sources and all are reliable for the information used (i.e. scientific sources are the best for scientific information , while newspapers might be important for event information, and blogs or websites might be useful for opinion information). A list of blogs or websites without known authors will not be a considered a complete reference list.

This is a prior order another writer has listed below; there are 3 pages worth of material already written I just need an update on the paper and also need it extended to 5 pages total. I will leave the paper that has already been written below. Don adds too much new material that isn’t already mentioned. No AI, as there will be a plagiarism checker and AI checker on everything.
1) Title of topic (centered) on page one and must be an environmental issue-related topic
2) Abstract/Introduction with thesis statement in paragraph form.
Bullet Point Format for the aspects stated below:
3) Environmental: Impact on Earth’s natural resources
4) Social: how the issue affects or influences human development
5) Legislation: International, federal, or regional laws that are in existence to combat the issue
6) Economic: What corporations or individuals benefit from this issue? How much $ is made?
7) Conclusion: Future outlook. Is anything being planned to remedy the situation? The conclusion may be written in paragraph form.
8) APA bibliography – This section should include citations and or references from literature you used to complete the outline. Referenced material in your outline must include one from each of the following: 1) book, 2) scientific journal, 3) newspaper, and 4) Internet.
9) The outline is saved as a pdf or jpg.
– The topic prior selected is food waste in California
– Your outline must include an: Introduction, Environmental Aspect, Economic Aspect, Social Aspect and Legislative Aspect, Discussion & Conclusion followed by the Bibliography
– The introduction must include the geographic location of your issue/topic and clearly state the issue.
– Environmental Aspect (Research how your issue is affecting the environment), Economic ($ – how much money is being spent on research, lost to the gov’t, earned by corporations, who pays?), Social (how are people impacted by this environmental issue, job loss or gain, aquaculture food, etc), Legislative (What national or local laws are in place to help with this issue? If none, what laws are being proposed? Write out the name of the law(s), a brief description, and the year passed. Discussion (what are the pros and cons to what you’ve learned?).  Conclusion (future outlook, how may we get involved, etc.).
– The outline should be 5 pages in total (including a bibliography).
Keep most material that was written prior just edit as if needed.