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Trophic Downgrading of Planet Earth
Science, 2011Until recently, large apex consumers were ubiquitous across the globe and had been for millions of years. The loss of these animals may be humankind’s most pervasive influence on nature. Although such losses are widely viewed as an ethical and aesthetic problem, recent research reveals extensive cascading effects of their disappearance in marine ...
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Chapter Seven extends the analysis of unequal global relations, but with special reference to the links between the human species, other species and the planet they inhabit. The concept and theories of the era of the Anthropocene are explicated in detail.
Waldron, John W.F., Molinaro, Darrin J.
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Waldron, John W.F., Molinaro, Darrin J.
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Nature, 1970
A comparison of the Earth with the Moon and other planets can help considerably in the solving of geophysical problems. Professor Cook deals with some of these problems in this article, which is a summary of the inaugural lecture he gave as professor of geophysics at Edinburgh on January 15.
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A comparison of the Earth with the Moon and other planets can help considerably in the solving of geophysical problems. Professor Cook deals with some of these problems in this article, which is a summary of the inaugural lecture he gave as professor of geophysics at Edinburgh on January 15.
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2014
Earth has been referred by several names as Tellus (the Roman goddess of Earth and a symbol of fertility), Gaia (ancient Greek Earth goddess) and Terra, from the Latin meaning Earth. Earth is the third planet of our Solar System and is placed at a distance of about 150 million km from the Sun.
Adam P. Showman, Timothy E. Dowling
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Earth has been referred by several names as Tellus (the Roman goddess of Earth and a symbol of fertility), Gaia (ancient Greek Earth goddess) and Terra, from the Latin meaning Earth. Earth is the third planet of our Solar System and is placed at a distance of about 150 million km from the Sun.
Adam P. Showman, Timothy E. Dowling
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Heidegger Circle Proceedings, 2021
In light of the contemporary climate crisis, this paper argues that it is important to look at the distinction between earth and planet in Martin Heidegger confrontation with Ernst Jünger. To do so will point out an essential confrontation between earth and planet, revealing their respective essences.
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In light of the contemporary climate crisis, this paper argues that it is important to look at the distinction between earth and planet in Martin Heidegger confrontation with Ernst Jünger. To do so will point out an essential confrontation between earth and planet, revealing their respective essences.
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Scientific American, 2008
The article focuses on ideas for halting global warming that utilize geoengineering, or deliberately altering the climate with technology. Ideas fit into two categories: affecting how much sunlight reaches Earth's surface or affecting how much heat escapes into space, which involves carbon dioxide (CO2).
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The article focuses on ideas for halting global warming that utilize geoengineering, or deliberately altering the climate with technology. Ideas fit into two categories: affecting how much sunlight reaches Earth's surface or affecting how much heat escapes into space, which involves carbon dioxide (CO2).
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Planet Earth: Russia and Transatlantic Relations
International Journal, 2003THE IRAQ WAR HAS TRIGGERED "the most severe transatlantic tensions in a generation, dividing Europeans and Americans from each other and among themselves."(1) Most politicians and analysts drew the conclusion in the wake of that war that a single superpower of unparalleled strength had climbed to a domineering position, while the united west had become
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2020
The pressure on planetary resources is substantially driven by increases in energy demands that have been mostly met by the combustion of fossil fuels. The basis of the warming in the troposphere is explained starting from the molecular structure of atmospheric components and their resulting rotational and vibrational spectra.
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The pressure on planetary resources is substantially driven by increases in energy demands that have been mostly met by the combustion of fossil fuels. The basis of the warming in the troposphere is explained starting from the molecular structure of atmospheric components and their resulting rotational and vibrational spectra.
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Earth: The planet of the annexins
Clínica e Investigación en Arteriosclerosis (English Edition), 2021José, Martínez-González +1 more
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1955
Man has begun to make the Earth adapt to the demands of his existence. Here is a most dramatic article on the advance of science and its concomitant responsibilities, written by the publisher of one of America's leading magazines, Scientific American.
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Man has begun to make the Earth adapt to the demands of his existence. Here is a most dramatic article on the advance of science and its concomitant responsibilities, written by the publisher of one of America's leading magazines, Scientific American.
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