Tag Archives: industrialization

Fact: rich nations are largely responsible for the extreme effects of climate change

Posted on August 30, 2022 by borderslynn

Flooded areas of Pakistan look as though an ocean has deposited itself there. Hardly any land visible for the population to cling to whilst they await rescue. Scientists have long since explained why this has been progressively worsening over the … Continue reading →

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Living Things and the Carbon Dilemma

Posted on September 25, 2021 by borderslynn

Since Joseph Black discovered carbon dioxide and chemists began to understand its importance, we have harnessed it for many advantageous applications which assist humans in their endeavours. The medical world has grown thanks to our understanding of how living things … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: industrialization

Fact: rich nations are largely responsible for the extreme effects of climate change

Living Things and the Carbon Dilemma

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