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Karina Munoz in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

The Real Consequences of the Fukushima Meltdown

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Max Siebenaler in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

Is Our Coal Addiction Killing Us?

The cost of coal is low, but is the toll too high?

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Cassandra Isabel Araujo in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

Why Aren’t Teachers Implementing Environmental Issues Into Lectures

To hear that more than 7 billion…

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Nain Garcia Rojas in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

The Amazon Rain Forest is Dying, Fast.

The Amazon Rain forest is the worlds largest tropical rain forest. It covers 5.5 million…

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Shayla McFeely in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

Can a Hashtag Really Change the Water Scarcity Issue?

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Kiana Alexis Barr in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

Climate Change Education can be Incorporated into Every Classroom. Here’s why you should teach it in yours.

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Kainoa Dall in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

Poke A Person’s Heart, Care About the Climate

Scientists shouldn’t be the ones communicating the…

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Lena Merced Lamoureux in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

What can you do to help save the planet?

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Alisha Marie Champagne in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

One Man’s Trash Should Not Become Another Man’s Ocean

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Sean Kato in Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene

Where Does the Plastic Go?

Ever wonder what happens to your plastic products when you throw them away…

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Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene
Getting Heated: Argument in the Anthropocene
A Collection of Environmental Arguments from the Students of Oregon State University’s WR 222 Course
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