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I also understand that taking on this role is not a cost-effective plan. In my memo, I will be
detailing ways that funding can be provided so that the NOAA can handle the role of starting and
sustaining such a large movement. My hope is that this will eventually become sustainable
through government funding.
As I am sure you know, ocean acidification will not go away as long asif humanity does not
change. This is a time sensitive matter; however, I believe that with your supporthelp, we can
save our oceans and our world. I would love to have the opportunity to discuss this with you in
person or over Zoom. Please let me know if you would be available for a meeting sometime this
week. You can contact me either by email or by my phone number listed below.
Reeves Farrell
Global Warming Department Head
(888)–999–1234
Memo
To: NOAA Administration
From: Reeves Farrell
Date: 4/6/22
Subject: Ocean Acidification Solutions
Reference: Prior email to CEO
The Problem
The world has faced many ramifications due to climate change, however none are as dangerous
as ocean acidification. Countless ocean habitats are being destroyed and many marine species
have become endangered due to the increasing acidity of our oceans. This problem has become
increasingly dangerous over the last twenty years, and without immediate action, may be a
permanent change. This memo will outline just a few ways that the NOAA can further contribute
to saving our oceans and planet via renewable energy sources, as well as a plan to get the nations
of the world to follow. This proposal considers the budget needed for such an initiative, with
both private and government funding options discussed.
The Solution
Summary
As mentioned above, I believe that introducing increased renewable energy sources will
contribute to solving the disaster of ocean acidification. Most of the rising acidity in the oceans is
due to carbon dioxide runoff from non-renewable energy sources. The science behind cutting out
fossil fuels and adding renewable energy shows that it will reduce CO2 runoff in our oceans,
however, it is very difficult to get other nations to make such a drastic change. The plan I
propose will allow nations to adjust their energy sources over a ten-year period, allowing
sufficient time to save our oceans and prevent disagreement among nations.
Recommendations
I believe it is imperative that you send out a company wide email describing the plan for the new
initiative. The sooner you send this out, the sooner company employees can begin the search for
funding. I also think this will allow for more people to collaborate on the ideas I have presented.
I would suggest sending out this email sometime this week to begin the process. If you have any
personal contacts who you believe could aid the project, I would also suggest contacting them.
Conclusion
I know that the NOAA is aware of the urgency of this situation; it is time that the world
understands. I truly believe that this movement could lead to a brighter future for our planet, but
we must start now. I urge you to begin contacting officials and locals about this matter, and
stress that we can make a difference. More changes will need to be made in the future; however,
this is a great starting point for our world. I think that the NOAA has the reach to be able to
successfully lead and start this initiative. The NOAA understands this problem better than any
other organization in the world, and I think that if the NOAA broached this problem to the UN,
there is a real chance change will happen.
Thank you for taking the time to consider the information presented. I know that we can all make
a difference if we work together. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.
References
1. https://www.noaa.gov/education/resource-collections/ocean-coasts/ocean-acidification
2. https://www.nrdc.org/stories/what-you-need-know-about-ocean-acidification?
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3. https://www.eli.org/events/ocean-acidification-managing-marine-impacts-climate-
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