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A super el nino came in september 2015

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in May 2014, scientists warned that wild weather was on the way for the year ahead, thanks to an impending major El Niño event.

The El Niño weather pattern occurs when warm water spreads from the western side of the Pacific Ocean, near Indonesia, to the east, near South America. It changes the prevailing winds, taking rain from Asia and Australia and dumping it on the Americas – droughts and wildfires for some in Southeast Asia and Australia, floods and landslides for those on the other side of the ocean. A big El Niño in 1997-98 killed 20,000 people and caused almost $97 billion worth of damage.

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SAY YES IF U CAN SEE THIS

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ice is a by product of water aka a synthetic resource. Native Americans were great at not wasting food/resources.

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a renewable resource is a resource that is  replaced within a human lifetime naturally. a non-renewable resource is a resource that takes longer than a human lifetime by naturally.

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the problem of "bycatch" – for example, the catching of sea turtles and unwanted fish by trawlers or long lines. If we take so many fish that they can't replace themselves by reproduction, we will make them extinct. They won't last for our great grandchildren. But also, if the way that we fish them causes other damage, that's not something that we can keep doing for hundreds of years either. If we use a resource so quickly that the amount of it drops dramatically, or it even runs out completely, we call it overuse

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Even though renewable resources usually get replaced we can still overuse them. For example, in North America in the 1800's billions of passenger pigeons were hunted to the point that not a single one remains today. Many other animals today are endangered, for example blue whales, which were almost extinct before hunting stopped in the 1950's. These, and some plant species too, need to be protected to allow their populations to recover.

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When we recycle things we get more use out of what we've already taken from nature, so have to take less.
Aluminium is a good example. It is very expensive to extract. Aluminium ore, or bauxite, is mined and processed to form alumina. This is then heated to 1000°C and large amounts of electricity are used to separate out the pure metal in a process known as smelting. The second way that we can use a resource unsustainably is if we harm other things in the process. There may be enough of a resource to last a long time but we judge that the harm cannot go on for a long time.There are two main types of this harm:
harm to the environment or ecosystems – this includes pollution, destruction of habitats and extinction of species damage to human health

How much harm does it take before our use of a resource becomes unsustainable? Like the definition of a long time, there's no easy answer and people often disagree. Keep this in mind as we look at one example of each kind of harm: using palm oil and asbestos.

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HERE IS EVIDENCE OF YOU BEING ANNOYING JACOB ( SORRY HARRY THAT YOU ARE IN THE SNIP BUT TRIED TO KEEP YOU OUT) CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO VIEW. JACOB WARNING  3  Contribute useful stuff mate and you won't be turned away

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Over 80% of the primary energy used in the world today is from fossil fuels. In nuclear power stations fuel is used to heat water, creating steam. This turns a turbine which turns a generator, just like a coal-fired power station. Energy is released from uranium because it is radioactive. It is not burned. Oil and gas formed mostly from the remains of dead microscopic sea life in oceans that covered much more of the planet 200 million years ago than today. Oil needs at least a million years to form. Most of Earth's oil and gas started forming hundreds of millions of years ago. Coal came into use before oil, and nuclear energy was only harnessed in the 20th century.

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Is used in 50 percent of the things we eat and we are deforesting a lot of Indonesia and we can be sustainable. Palm oil is the cause of the endangerment of Sumatran animals although they are not hunted. Their habitats are destroyed. ( LINKED WITH 5.1).