Christopher Hum

PHYS 273

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@HutchBai We don't only need to mitigate, but we need mitigation to be a part of our lifestyles.

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@DjaoutMounia I was looking a this site before, it even talks about the stabilization wedges

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@anika__jean We should do this on the regular. Things like toasters, video game consoles, chargers, etc. should all be unplugged when not in use.

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@MartinGrover7 If this is ours, I wonder what places like Las Vegas or New York City (the city that never sleeps) would look like

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@KpPhys273 There are so many little things we can do to help fight climate change and be conscious about our actions. If everyone improves by 1% it makes a huge difference

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@VLessard @phys273 That's why adapting and investing in renewable resources and clean resources is a must

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@Phys273Dan And in the end could result in decrease availability of food

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@donovanbentley4 In order to reduce emissions we should look to the stabilization wedges and push people to educate themselves and for policies and investments to be made

[Christopher Hum @hum_christopher]

Lesson 12 was the first time I heard of stabilization wedges. I think it is an interesting concept that needs more attention and investment to it.

[Christopher Hum @hum_christopher]

As I was questioning last week, since the virus outbreak the ozone layer has in fact been recovering and also redirecting winds. https://t.co/uyUB30DWJw. A mix of energy and global warming topics.

[Christopher Hum @hum_christopher]

Many people don't take climate change and global warming serious enough because they don't understand the consequences. Lesson 12 points out one of many consequences is loss of food availability and increased poverty

[Christopher Hum @hum_christopher]

Rising sea levels could result in not only loss of habitat for some animals, but also flooding in areas such as Texas.https://t.co/mMkvobYR9y

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With a decrease in CO2 emissions, is it possible that the Earth's temperature has slightly decreased in the last month? https://t.co/B381wdjXTT

[Christopher Hum @hum_christopher]

It is clear that climate change has an effect on everything in our environment, yet not enough is being done still #lesson11

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As we talked about water pollution, I find it fitting to mention that since COVID-19 the Venice canals have had clear water.https://t.co/Ngk7agrq3Q

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If we reduced the use of oil all around, we wouldn't have to worry about oil spill incidents whether it be trucks, rail, pipelines, etc

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Our daily activities result in the production of NO, CO, and SO which all harm our environment in one way or another. It is important to educate ourselves and learn how to make a difference

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@Vivi_Phys273 At the end of the day they are both a result of human activity

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@JC40095776 This is Earth's way of telling us we need to change

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Since COVID-19 outbreak, air pollution has decreased tremendously. After doing lesson 10 it makes a lot of sense why. Less transportation is probably the leading reason. Take a look at the change in air pollution. https://t.co/MyyZVT8TMz