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    Environmental Destruction In the past century we have made many great innovations such as automobiles and aircrafts and even pesticides. With these great innovations come consequences. Such as global warming as Bill Mckibben states in his essay “The Environmental Issue from Hell”. In this essay Mckibben talks about how humanity in the past century has contributed to global warming by using fuel burning vehicles and aircraft. Before Pesticides‚ farmers had a tough time keeping crops alive due to insects. With

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    In “The End of Nature”‚ John McKibben‚ a writer known for his reports and demonstrations against global warming‚ writes about human effects on the environments and definition of nature. In this passage‚ McKibben compares the increasing population in the lake to the people who are affecting the environment using words that appeal to the senses of sound and touch. The word “motorboat” is associated with loud sounds and splashing water‚ which allows the audience to imagine the peaceful lake being disturbed

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    Warming: Human Activities Global warming is commonly believed as a downfall to our planet and life as many individuals know it on earth. Bill McKibben‚ author of “The Environmental Issue from Hell”‚ states‚ “ When global warming first emerged as a potential crisis in the late 1980’s‚ one academic analyst called it ‘the public problem from hell’”(Mckibben 746). However‚ this only seems a way to scare individuals and comply with the desires from government officials mainly in the United States but

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    In chapter 1 McKibben introduces the new Eaarth in contract to the old earth that we had. We ruined our planet through massive emission of greenhouse gases. And then in chapter two High Tide‚ he points out that we are necessary to change our habits that we had for the old one in adapt to our new plants—the Eaarth. For hundreds of years‚ people have grow with a concept of the more is better. The growth of nation economy makes more money and therefore a better quality of life. But now‚ things have

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    New Planet focuses on these changes to the Earth that have been made‚ how the human population is going to be affected by these changes‚ and the new paths we have to take with agriculture and technology to survive on the new planet we created that McKibben dubbed Eaarth. The main idea of this book is to persuade the audience and help them understand that “by some measures we started too late‚ that the planet has changed and it will change more” (page 181) even if we immediately changed our ways

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    Narrative." The Story of the Discovery of Penicillin . University of Nicosia‚ 07/2008. Web. 6 Dec 2011. . Gould‚ Stephen Jay. Wonderful Life‚ The Burgess Shale And The Nature Of History. W. W. Norton & Company‚ 1990. McKibben‚ Bill. The End Of Nature. Random House Inc‚ 2007. McKibben‚ Bill. The Age of Missing Information. New York: Random House Inc‚ 1992. Merrill‚ Bryce. "Stories of Narrative: On Social Scientific Uses of Narrative in Multiple Disciplines."University of Colorado. n. page. Print

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    Americans land‚ Bill Mckibben writes “ Why Dakota is the New Keystone” that incorporates a great deal of culture‚ pride‚ and courage. Mckibben goes in depth about Native Americans defending their land against an oil company that could cause them harm to their basic necessities. He also uses strong points of word choice‚ pathos and tone to paint a detailed picture of what is happening. With using these techniques he is able to so strongly deliver his message easily. Mckibben starts out by stating

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    efficiency took over the United States. As an experiment while writing “Deep Economy”‚ McKibben and his family pledged to eat local for an entire winter. As he and his family reside in Vermont‚ this presented somewhat of a challenge. One his reasons for this experiment was to find out what a “truly local economy might feel like” (p.47). Through his research‚ and his experiences while conducting this novel experiment‚ McKibben discovered some interesting things. One of these things is that the rate of growth

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    Humans are facing serious problems due to the fact that we are destroying our planet. The root of our troubles begins with the division of labor. In The Wealth of Nations‚ Adam Smith claims that the division of labor saves time by “[increasing] the quantity of work‚” but most importantly it allowed for the invention of new machines (7-9). The organization of labor along with new technology raises productivity‚ and this eventually led to the green revolution (c 20 Feb‚ 2017). The green revolution

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