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Lam-Vi Ngo

Global warming poses most immediate threat to tropics, study finds - latimes.com - 0 views

  • The new minimum temperature of the future is the old maximum temperature of the past
  • reducing greenhouse gases,
  • "The past is no longer prologue."
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  • tropics
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      ? - Why the tropics?
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      *! - I never knew they would record from that early.
  • 150 years
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      ! - I thought the poles will be affected first. I think it's because where the sun hits most.
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      R - Reminds me of how humans are surviving, we're doing things that cause even more global warming and we don't really regret it until we've lost it.
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      ? - What changes will happen? What can we do to stop global warming?
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      *? - Why won't people stop these things like greenhouse gases?
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      * - If we don't do anything, by 1048, the changes in global warming will be permanent.
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      ? - Will there ever be a global cooling?
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      I think there will be more plant species that will adapt to the heat.
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      ! - They can't really stop it from happening? Only slowing the rate down?
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      * - The places near the equator will get hotter.
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      ? - If this keeps on going on, will there be snow in the future?
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      * - I wonder if those animals had ancestors that lived in hot and humid temperatures before. If they did, would it help them adapt?
  • Conditions in the tropics stay in a narrower range than in other places on the planet,
  • extra 31 years to adapt
  • change would be delayed until 2071.
Lam-Vi Ngo

America's breadbasket aquifer running dry; massive agriculture collapse inevitable - 5 views

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      V - I found out that breadbasket in this case was a term for a geographic region that has the main source of grain.
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      ? - If it's the largest in the world, does other countries also use it?
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      ? - Does that mean there hasn't been enough rainfall?
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      L - I never knew there was an aquifer that big in America.
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      * - I wonder if they can find a solution.
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      ? - Is the only solution to abandon people that don't have money to buy food and survive.
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      ! - I think they took water for granted because it's always been there. People will only appreciate what is gone or scarce.
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      *!? - Does that mean humans will die out if we don't do anything about this problem?
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      R - Reminds me of the GMO research I did in Cooking and Nutrition class.
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      R - Reminds me of sometimes we also take food for granted. We don't know firsthand how hard the farmers work to feed the world.
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      * - I think we should all learn basic skills in times of emergency. 
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