Climate Change
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Response to "World Scientists' Warning of a Climate Emergency" &
"What if We Stopped Pretending The Climate Apocalypse Can Be Stopped"
Jonathan Franzen, William J. Ripple, and many other authors give an outstanding informative reaction to the result of climate change and what must be done in order to stop this atrocity from getting to a point of no return.
Response to The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming
While climate change may not get as much attention as other topics of discussion, the media still finds a way to promote false information on the matter. What David Wallace manages to achieve is providing hard evidence to counter these false hopes and gives his readers a push into the right direction of solving this human made catastrophe.
Response to While Glaciers Slept
While this response paper may pay attention more-so to the death of her mother, I still hint at M. Jackson's powerful awareness of Climate Change and how much damage humans have done
Response to The Price of Thirst (Part 1)
The water industry has certainly turned into a heinous production filled with greed and problematic government water distribution systems. Karen Piper, author of The Price of Thirst, discusses such greed and warns her readers to rethink the economic issues before Earth degrades.
Response to The Price of Thirst (Part 2)
Our society has always divided itself into various class systems: lower, middle, and high. Karen Piper uses her knowledge to discuss the economics surrounding water and how it is distributed amongst the people of our society .
Response to While Glaciers Slept & "California's Wildfires are the Doom of Our Own Making"
Climate change is a demise if our own making. The impending doom of our planet breaking down has been shown all around the world via the increasing number of natural disasters been taken place. With the help of M. Jackson and Matt Simon, many individuals may get a better sense of what's happened to our Earth.