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    10% because of the drought (http://theplate.nationalgeographic.com/2016/01/12/how-to-track-a-brutal-cereal-killer-extreme-weather/). Now, global warming is even affecting us. On June 1st, Californians face restrictions on water usage after four years of drought. As the result, they have to use less water; some have to stop watering their plants, and have to replace them with drought tolerant plants. They may even get a fine of $500 if they do not follow the restrictions. The drought is so severe…

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    Collapse Throughout history there have been many civilizations and complex societies that have come and gone, these people were forced off their land by disease, human impact on the environment, warfare, and environmental and climate change all have been used by historians and archaeologist to explain the collapse of these civilizations. This essay will focus on two of these complex societies, the Mesa Verde region of the American Southwest and the Maya civilization of Mesoamerica and exam the…

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    people would stand in long lines at soup kitchens to get a bite to eat. In the country, farmers struggled in the Midwest where a great drought turned the soil into dust causing huge dust storms. The Great Depression began with the crash of the stock market in October of 1929. Historians and economists give various causes for the Great Depression including drought, overproduction of goods, bank failures, stock speculation, and consumer debt. There wasn't one event or a single factor that caused…

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    their jobs and their houses and they became homeless. Some of the homeless people jumped on trains and asked farmers for handouts and some of the people lived in camps called Hooverville. There was a drought in the Oklahoma and the mid-west. The dust bowl displayed farmers and they were hit by the drought and they moved west to California. Finally the government started giving people food stamps and social security and things started to get better. Jim Hoover was 3 years old in the 1940. So,…

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    Landfill Short Story

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    ancestors weren’t punished for doing harm to the environment? Is it possible that we could still live peacefully somewhere?” The boys had suffered in the journey. Daniel was sick from extreme weather, and Matthew routinely had awful nightmares about drought and sickness. They fought many other tough conditions along their route. As they arrived at their destination, they were looking forward to turning a new chapter in their…

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    Africa called the Kukomumga in the 18th century. It was discovered in a hidden cave of MountShooloo Mountain with symbolic pictograph of how the Magical Bean Hat became to be. The story began when the Kukomumga tribe were suffering from famine and drought for 12 months. In desperation for food, the people sang, danced, and prayed for God to stop their suffering. The heavenly God could no longer bared witness of his people suffering, and in returned, he answered their pray. The sky begin to open…

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    help their unhealthy civilians. “A further challenge is that most homes in Venezuela, like public buildings (including hospitals), have only intermittent running water; the result of an ongoing drought and years of inadequate investment and maintenance,” (Gibbs 1). Water that is stored because of the drought can become inhabited by mosquitos carrying the Zika Virus. This makes exposure to the Zika Virus almost impossible to avoid. Civilians need to be provided by the government with ways to keep…

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    accomplish a specific reason. There are numerous reasons why they were created, which include but are not limited to, eliminating the need for pesticides through altering the plants DNA to be resistant towards insects, allowing plants to grow in drought like conditions saving the need for water which has cost benefits and saves a precious resource for the human population in those conditions, increasing the size of crops. Those are a few of the reasons behind GMO’s and their creation,…

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    Today is a dark day for me. Mother has passed away from old age, and I could not be with Mother at her last moments. I am overwhelmed with guilt and sadness. I will be returning to Brandon for the funeral tomorrow, and arranging the domestic duties which must now fall onto Jessie’s shoulders. Although I love my family, I have already established a home for myself in Regina and won’t be able to take care of Robert. Lindsay will also be coming in from Toronto with her new husband. It has been…

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    The Great Depression that could have been easily avoided and could have never occurred. However the factors that led to the ultimate Great Depression was the stock market crash of 1929, the failure of national banks, and weather conditions. After the traumatizing Great Depression, people started losing faith in the Nation, and the national banks, causing the Depression to progress further. October 29, 1929, famously known as Black Tuesday the stock market crashed. In only two months’ time…

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