global climate change 에세이 - 교환학생 과제

소개

교환학생 때 기업윤리 과제로 작성한 세계기후변화 영문 에세이 입니다.

목차

1. Effects of global climate change
2. Introduction
3. Reduce meat consumption
4. Decrease the use of fossil fuels
5. Utilize renewable energy
6. Examples of utilizing renewable energy
7. Conclusion
8. Reference

본문내용

In conclusion, Global warming is no longer a far away fear. It is a fact. There is no time to lose. If we make small changes now in the way we live, we can avoid huge bad changes in the future. We can reduce our meat consumption to decrease emission of methane, which is mainly responsible for global warming. Also, we can reduce a lot of waste, which comes from raising a great deal of livestock. We can understand our carbon footprint and try to decrease the amount of emission which we made in our daily lives. We can figure out how to reduce using of fossil fuels. We can use renewable and alternative energy by using natural energy source around us.

Moreover, we can persuade other people to stop global climate change. Some people might think that one person couldn't create environmental changes in the world. However, one’s influence is stronger than you thought. For example, Wangari Maathai(1940-2011) was the founder of the Green Belt Movement.

참고자료

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· “No part of this work has been submitted in support of another module, degree, or any other qualification at the HTW Dresden or any other university or institute of learning. I confirm that the work presented has been performed and interpreted solely by me except where explicitly identified to the contrary. Any use made of the works of other authors, in any form (e.g. ideas, figures, text, tables etc.), have been properly cited and/or acknowledged.”
· 07.01.2015