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    Having a beautiful lawn is something that every homeowner can take pride in. Unfortunately, there are times when you need landscaping services at your home or business that are more complex than what you can handle on your own. One of the top landscaping jobs that is best left to the professionals is tree removal. bardos-landscaping-companies Bardos Landscaping & Lawn Care in Maineville, OH, is the top landscape architect in the area that has gained a reputation for their ability to handle…

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    evidence that will cause them to act defensively or you might just make their belief stronger. Kahan’s study with the newspaper showed how people with different beliefs respond to such an article about global warming. It was then proven that hierarchical people are more accepting that we are the cause of global warming and that this is a true article. When it comes down to the bare bones conservatives are far more likely to accept climate science if it is transferred from a business or religious…

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    to be nutrient rich as it is only lacking in water and does not have much vegetation using the other nutrients. They can be categorized into hot and dry, semiarid, coastal, and cold. The conservation if these areas are not much of a concern as with global warming, deserts are growing in size. Tropical Rainforests, on the other hand, are very moist and warm. They receive about 250 cm of rain per year which makes the air very humid. It rains more than 90 days a year. They are…

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    Have you ever wonder why there’s no running waters on Mars? Many of us might be questioning why we can’t survive on Mars; well, the main reason is there’s lack of air, oxygen, and importantly water. There are resources clarifying that there are water on Mars; however, the water are all frozen into ice. Scientist are discovering the reason that causes the water to turn into frozen ice. The article “Climate cycles may explain how running water carved Mars' surface features” written by Matthew…

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    Being one of the top predators in the Arctic, polar bears are exposed to very high levels of toxins and pollutants through their food. One fish may have a small amount amount of toxins in its tissue, but seals eat many fish a day and the polar bears eat the seals resulting in a high amount of toxins being consumed by the polar bears. Polar bears who have high levels of toxins and pollutants in its body have low levels of vitamin A, thyroid hormones, and antibodies. Those previously listed are…

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    Essay On Chasing Ice

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    Released in 2012, Chasing Ice follows the efforts of nature photographer, James Balog, as he documents climate change through the world's melting glaciers. The film is written by Mark Monroe and its producers include, Jeff Orlowski, Jerry Aronson, as well as, Paula DuPre Pesmen. I chose this particular documentary due to my interest in the effects of climate change throughout the world. Two filmmakers, Jeff Orlowski and Jerry Aronson, along with, one film producer combined efforts in order to…

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    In Notes From Underground: Florida’s Sinkhole Peril, David Owen elaborates on sinkholes in Florida. Owen discusses, among other things, examples of specific Florida sinkholes, the dangers of sinkholes, anthropogenic activities and their influence on sinkhole development, and the history of sinkholes in Florida. Overall, the article provides an overview of sinkholes in Florida and provides the reader with important information related to this topic. This review will discuss the major ideas…

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    Dakota Seidenspinner SOC 5 Kutil Compassionate Conservation As human population and consumption of resources rises to unsustainable levels, we need to rewire back into our brains that conservation is important, and in fact, a necessity. Compassionate conservation aims to take off the blindfold on modern society and open their eyes to the way they abuse the things that single handed us give us life. Our buildings, transportation systems, energy use, and production methods all affect the…

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    Imagine a world without the east coast of the United States. Imagine the entire state of California evacuated due to severe drought conditions. Imagine continuous forest fires wiping out wildlife in the southern states. Although these disastrous events are not present in the world today, it may be heading in this direction due to the rapid increase in temperature, also known as climate change. The issue of climate change has been playing a variety of different roles throughout the world over the…

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    The Seashell Lab

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    Seashell Lab What does the different concentration of acid do to shells? Due to earth’s increasing carbon dioxide (CO2) rates scientists have shown that it can make shells , skeletons and corals up to one-third lighter in weight. As the ocean water becomes more acidic it lowers the calcium carbonate available to aquatic animals. ‘Scientists have predicted that the increase in ocean acidification could significantly reduce the ability of these creatures to build their casings, potentially…

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