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Students Petition Congress About Global Warming

The Alaska chapter of Youth for Environmentalstandards for automobiles and trucks, and
Action, a high school program of the Nationalcalls for strong incentives for development
Wildlife Federation, has traveled toand support of renewable energy sources.Some
Washington, D.C., to deliver a message aboutof the warming effects that have been seen in
global warming to Congress. The group has aAlaska include the melting of upper
multimedia presentation that explains howpermafrost layers that have caused buildings
increased emissions of the byproducts ofto sink and tilt and the erosion of the
burning fossil fuels, carbon dioxide andcoastline at the village of Shishmaref. The
methane gas, have created a reflectivewarmer ocean temperatures have resulted in
greenhouse effect that has caused a rise inthe reduction of the amount of ice near the
temperatures globally.The teenagers haveshore that normally protects the shoreline
collected over 5,000 signatures from otherfrom harsh winter storms. As a result of the
Alaska teenagers, endorsing a call to actionvanishing shoreline, much of the village has
on the controversial issue of global warming.been relocated further inland at great
The immediate effects of global warming canexpense.Another result of warming can be seen
be seen most dramatically in Alaska where thein the Kenai Peninsula where the largest
average temperature has risen 3 degrees ininsect infestation in North America has
the winter and 6 degrees in the summer duringdecimated the growth of white spruce trees.
the past 30 years.Among the students who haveThe population of spruce bark beetles has
been traveling and have visited Congress areincreased tremendously due to the longer
Verner Wilson of Dillingham, Tim Turner oflength of the warm season in the
Anchorage, Charlee Lockwood of Saint Michael,area.Glaciers in Alaska are retreating at a
and the group advisor, Polly Carr.Therapid rate due to the warmer temperatures. A
students traveled throughout Alaska topopular glacier and tourist attraction at
basketball games, field trips, ski meets,Portage could be seen from the road and
wrestling contests, school breaks, and debatevisitor center 20 years ago, but now it is no
events in 103 Alaska communities. Thelonger visible except from a tour boat. The
signatures represent about 10 percent of theColumbia Glacier in Prince William Sound is
teenage population of Alaska.The students'retreating 80 to 115 feet per day and has
program asks Washington congressmen to back areceded more than 6 miles in the past 35
cap-and-trade greenhouse gas program thatyears.In Barrow, the most northerly village
limits growth of carbon dioxide and methanein Alaska, the warmer temperatures mean that
gas, two of the most harmful of thethere are now mosquitoes where once there
greenhouse gases, in industry. The teens'were none.
program also calls for increased fuel economy



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