It was clear to me after reading the comments on my previous blog post that I needed to further develop points on topics that I briefly talked about in my last post. Two commentors told me that it would be a good idea to read the articles that they posted in their comments so that I could further develop my points about the two issues. The two issues that the commentors want me to further develop my point on are Intersectionality and the mommy track. To do this I will use the articles that they provided for me to look at, as well as, one or two that I found myself.
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bdona11 in Professor Toriseva's SUNY-GCC 2016 Class
SUNY Genesee Community Colllege
November 18, 2016
SUNY Genesee Community Colllege
November 18, 2016
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seawalker in Management of the Biophysical Environment - 2016
University of Guelph
November 14, 2016
University of Guelph
November 14, 2016
The article ‘US tribes work with scientists against climate change’ (published in Al Jazeera) describes an initiative in the South-Central United States that has brought together Native American communities and climate scientists in the race for adaptation to increasing uncertainty in local weather patterns due to global climate change.
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In the article ‘Canada not ready for climate change’, the writer cautions readers on the effect extreme climate events, such as flooding and droughts, can have on infrastructure. He proceeds to say that this lack of preparedness could be detrimental if we don’t act immediately. Also, the investment required for building resilience is less compared to the repairs needed if damage took place so there is little excuse for not adapting. However, there needs to be a larger commitment on behalf of the state, which often gets overlooked in favour of commercial buildings and business.
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Article: http://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/paris-climate-agreement-officially-becomes-international-law-1.3145678
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MarcusJoseph in Management of the Biophysical Environment - 2016
University of Guelph
November 5, 2016
University of Guelph
November 5, 2016
As one of the strongest hurricanes since 2007 approached the Caribbean islands of Haiti and Jamaica, Hurricane Matthew caused chaos and destruction on the civilians living there.
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bdona11 in Professor Toriseva's SUNY-GCC 2016 Class
SUNY Genesee Community Colllege
October 28, 2016
SUNY Genesee Community Colllege
October 28, 2016
Gender inequality, specifically the issue of the wage gap has been a widely disputed and sometimes even unnoticed topic for as long as I can even remember. The disputes aren't even about whether or not there is even a wage gap because everybody knows there is. According to,"No, The Gender Pay Gap Isn't A Myth--And Here's Why" by Catherine Pearson, "'Few experts dispute that there is a wage gap, but differences in the life choices of men and women - such as women tending to leave the workforce when they have children - make it difficult to make comparisons.
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Conflicts between Canadian indigenous peoples, government and oil companies are increasing. Oil companies are looking to construct new pipelines to bring Alberta tar sands to other parts of the world but to do so they must interfere with indigenous peoples’ traditional territory.
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