- Aug 2024
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www-nature-com.ezproxy.auckland.ac.nz www-nature-com.ezproxy.auckland.ac.nz
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Assessing and monitoring the environmental impacts of consumption is crucial for the attainment of sustainable development goal 12 (SDG 12) on responsible production and consumption.
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Decarbonising electricity would substantially mitigate the climate impacts linked to Internet consumption, while the use of mineral and metal resources would remain of concern
climate impact and electrical devices
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currently the global average consumption of web surfing, social media, video and music streaming, and video conferencing could account for approximately 40% of the per capita carbon budget consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5 °C, as well as around 55% of the per capita carrying capacity for mineral and metal resources use and over 10% for five other impact categories.
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- Jun 2023
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repositorio.ufsc.br repositorio.ufsc.br
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child’s and her face smiling up at the cloudless sky.
the misfit doesnt like children
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by killing somebody or burning down his house or doing some other meanness tohim.
i think he burned someones house down and watch the guy walk out on fire
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- Oct 2022
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sites.google.com sites.google.com
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tighter the woman would curl her fingers
"tighter" is an adverb, tightness connotes desperation and persistence. she cant afford to lose the argument with the man and therefore she puts all she has on the line. the tightness on her grip is symbolic to the effort she makes to keep what she has. it goes back to the theme of people fight harder for the less they have.
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bloodless and shrunken
adjectives that are used to describe to women's fingers. they connote her labor. considering how the lady washed clothes to make her ends meet her bloodless fingers demonstrate her perseverance and work ethic. she willingly take on sacrifices to live another day. overall it can be symbolic to how hard the working class worked during the struggling times of the depression.
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She used to stand at the top of the steps and I used to stand at the bottom
the quote can be symbolic to power, as the lady is at the top of the steps she has more power, it makes the man look weaker compared to her. this is interesting due to the reality being the exact opposite. where the women is at the bottom of the economic and the man at the top.
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