United Nations and the Environment Essay The change of climate of the planet’s surface leads to the problem of greenhouse gases which “account for around 98% of the environmental pressure leading to climate change”[1]. They are: nitrous oxide (N2O), carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4). The activity of these gases leas to the Global Warming Effect, as all three of them are able to trap heat in the atmosphere. The danger lies in the Earth’s rising temperature, which makes the glaciers melt.

Pacific Northwest Forest Industry essay The importance of the Pacific Northwest ecosystem according to William Dietrich has been reduced which literally lead to the crisis of the ecosystem. The threat of disappearance of separate elements of the ecosystem is shown as the result the “deforestation”. Nowadays, tradition logging is suffering as the result “not only of deforestation but of automation, globalization and new scientific information about ecosystem importance”.

Slavery in Nova Scotia Essay The Black Loyalists first settled in the amount of nearly 3000 people in Nova Scotia. It was approximately 10% of all the people that immigrated to Nova Scotia. As officially Nova Scotia was “free of slavery” it was the main attractions that guided people to this place. The suggestion that black people would not have to be slaves anymore inspired them a lot.

Charles Elwood Yeager Essay Great People are not born that way, but they become great owing to the outstanding strength to overcome difficulties, persistence, and confidence and always hope for the best. All these qualities are always obtained from the families such people were raised in. Charles Elwood Yeager was not an exception. His life started out exactly as the life of all the boys born after the World War I. He had the very same opportunities as every other boy but the major thing that distinguished his from the rest was his ability to learn and immense desire to achieve heights.

“Under the guise of the church” Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” Each of the members of that society is ready to believe in any absurd accusation of another member because deep inside they know that they all have to hide something and are not completely honest. They tend to see “the evil” in other people, because they have it inside themselves. They are more likely to believe that someone has killed a baby than believe in the innocence of the person.

The innocence and the evil in Harper Lee’s “To kill a mockingbird”. The confrontation of the good and the evil is one of the major messages Harper Lee shares with the reader. Being children, Jem and Scout, initially perceive people as good creatures, but eventually they get acquainted with the real world which is full of injustice, brutality and even death. The children learn how to see the world from the prospective of an adult and loose the moral innocence very fast.

“True love” in Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” Nevertheless, the main message of the novel is that the class difference and the reputation of the family have nothing to do with the personality of the person. One may belong to a respected family and be evil and another one may be from a poor unknown family buy be truly a decent and beautiful person. Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” is a beautiful love story which can be called the best love story of the English literature.

Three motives of Khaled Hosseini’s “The Kite Runner” The first one – the theme of friendship is the strongest one. It can be seen in any part of the book and actually shows how close friendship and betrayal can be. So in other words, the theme of friendship in the central theme of the book as the author puts it in the foreground of the plot. Amir and Hassan’s relationship is brightly described by the author. The reader observes the moments from their childhood and then sees grown-up Hassan and Amir.

The role of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller’s play “Death of a salesman” Willy Loman is a global symbolic character and one of the most outstanding characters in this tragic story. He is remarkable not only because he makes the reader feel compassion for him but also he is also the brightest revelation of the capitalistic society. With all his heart Willy believes in the American Dream. He believes that if a man works at his best and according the rule and is liked by the people than he will be successful in life.

The of moral poverty of the society in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby” As the novel describes the life of the upper society of the 1920’s he tells the story about America living only for material prosperity losing its moral orienteer. Fitzgerald portrays the era of financial prosperity and the moral decay. The characters of the novel did once have noble aims in the lives and have truly loved once but wealth and constant physical pleasures changed them irreversibly. Money suppressed everything “good” in their minds and gave life to more and more physical and material whims.