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How Africa Suffers From Climate Change
Climate Change is a global phenomenon affecting continents all over the world, we hear about how climate is changing and regions in North America and Europe are getting warmer. Africa is also suffering from climate change in a way that is much … Continue reading
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Home
Hello all! So along with creating a post just to see how all this stuff works, I thought I would share with you a beautiful movie I’ve watched a couple times for an environmental studies class back in high school. … Continue reading
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Last Call at the Oasis
I was happy to learn, once I set foot on campus this past January, that U of T is a “bottled water free zone“; that is to say, selling it is against the rules. As I mentioned in class on … Continue reading
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