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Carbon dioxide is a colorless and odorless gas vital to life on Earth. This naturally occurring chemical compound is composed of a carbon atom covalently double bonded to two oxygen atoms.

Carbon always moving everywhere in the ecosystem such as from the air to plants and to the animals then go back to the air. That is the carbon cycle

carbon can turn to be a coal

because of the deforestation and a factory smoke all of the carbon that have been produced will release back to the atmosphere and make the carbon system changing.

Carbon effect

climate changes - ecosystem distraction - changing all over the glow

Ways to decrease the uses of carbon

Stop chopping down forest

plant trees

Use less energy - vehicle (bycycle)

Stop digging the coal

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Advantages

1. Enough fossil fuels for the future

2. Make the United States to be less dependent, economically and politically on unstable countries

3. Fracking is claimed to be safe by the natural gas industry as the shale formations lie far below the water table and pose a minimal threat to groundwater

4. By using natural gas to heat our homes and power our cars, we can releases far fewer carbon emissions than coal

Disadvantages

1. As fracking involves pumping a concotion of water, sand and chemicals into the ground to break apart the bedrock, environmentalist and private landowners worry that those chemicals could reach, and poison the groundwater

2. The will rise higher as multiple drilling wells from the same site could exponentially deplete the local water supply

3. The fracking, itself, is conducted day and night, causing both noise and light pollution for some nearby residents because water for fracking is typically transported to well sites using heavy trucks

4. Fracking will deplete freshwater sources and potentially dry up rivers and streams

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1. Thesis statement

- Examines the way in which portable and flexible architecture has been used in post-disaster situations, its history in this area and some recent examples.

2. Criticisms of current shelter solutions being employed

establish tent camp provide basic shelter but did not respond to other needs

many efforts that have been made have fallen far short of expectations:

1. aspects of logistical - shelters provided arrived too late, acquired for use by non-victims

2. aspects of design - inappropriate on a functional, economic or cultural level

based on the 'blue tarp' programme:

1. in short term - there was clearly an aversion by many of those in charge to providing shelter close to people's communities although this has multiple benefits

2. in longer term - there was clearly insufficient support and aid for householders to rebuild their own lives

emergency relief needs to be applied quickly and as close to the centre of needs as possible - preparedness in terms of communications and resources is the key to this

post-disaster relief should be focused, once the immediate emergency has passed, on providing shelter within existing communities to supporting local rebuilding

emergency shelter must be in use by the victims within the first few days of the post-disaster situation if it is to be at all effective

the shelter should be capable of supporting the efforts of the victims to rebuild their lives, economic activities and community

any permanent components in the shelter's construction should be capable of recycling into permanent building stock

the shelter should be designed and built as part of a coordinated disaster preparedness process and it also should be designed with the benefit of local knowledge, be constructed with materials of local origin, as part of a process of investment in local industry

financial relief aid should then be channelled into these areas to encourage activities that will limit shelter related problems if or when a similar disaster reoccurs

a temporary mobile shelter should protect the inhabitants from harsh weather conditions and also support the activities of social and physical construction

shelter should have the capacity to store and protect personal property