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    Biologicals are one type of natural noise in the marine environment. Biologicals refer to when marine animals use their underwater acoustics to communicate with each other, explore their surroundings, or to find prey. Dolphins use echolocation, which is a process of sending sound waves, to find prey. A second type of natural noise are underwater earthquakes, avalanches, and volcanoes. Earthquakes can produce sounds when they have high magnitudes. Volcano eruptions have also been heard…

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    loss of various forms of life that inhabit the region. In Liberia, deforestation has had a devastating impact on the environment; pollutions, soil erosion,…

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    Environmental Issues, June 2008, pp. 7-10., www3.cec.org/islandora/en/item/2349-north-american-mosaic-overview-key-environmental-issues-en.pdf. This article discusses climate change and its impact. The climate is being disrupted by natural internal processed, external forcings, and human activity and the impacts have been more negative than positive. Scientists have noticed a rapid increase in the global average air and ocean temperatures, the natural greenhouse effect (necessary for life…

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    Ice Age, Earth has completely changed from what it was millions of years ago. Beyond these spontaneous events, initiated by Nature itself, Humans are continuously adapting the Planet to accommodate their needs through careless interaction with their surrounding environment. The influence of anthropogenic factors is now intruded into every aspect of the environment. Emissions of chemical compounds into the air have greatly altered and modified the composition and energy balance of the atmosphere,…

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    parent’s lifestyles and the environment the infants are brought into, rather than their genes, are the most responsible for how they become such as, overweight, gang-influenced, or becoming a crime victim. Whatever the kid is brought into and taught in his early life will influence him the most and his “nature” will not even matter much. According to the article, “Nature, Nurture, and Human Behavior; an Endless Debate,” author Eman Ahmed Zaky states, “… at birth, the human mind is a tabula rasa…

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    Tenebrio Molitor

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    male-male competition does not significantly impact latency to copulation in the Tenebrio molitor species. Our experiment focused on the impact that male-male competition had on the latency to copulation of T. molitor. With another male present in the arena, we predicted that latency to copulation would increase. The data did not support our hypothesis which leads us to question a…

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    climate change and the environment due to the delayed effects of climate change. The effects of climate change are caused primarily by the industrial north however these adverse effects are not being felt immediately by these nations. Approximately two-thirds of GHG emissions are from the United States, Europe, and Japan, of which these nations hold one-seventh of the population of the world and roughly half of total global wealth. This is indicative of the asymmetrical impacts and…

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    Many people believe that human reality and experiences are the direct outcome of people’s senses and people’s reality and personal experiences are created that base on the reactions with surrounding’s stimulates. However, the production of people’s reality and personal experiences is a very complicated process, the surrounding’s stimulates are just part of it. In “The Mind’s Eye: What The Blind See” Oliver Sacks talks about the different characteristics that the blind people have and he points…

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    of effort to ready the city. This readying of the city for the Games was important. The 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing had many impacts on the economy,…

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    Sustainability

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    Sustainability are one of the issues and challenges in our todays construction and real estate industry around the world. Environmental impacts generated by construction processes include energy consumption and its associated air emissions, raw material use and waste generation, and water/land use. Its required of energy consumption and environmental protection, for regional economies and communities, and social responsibility force necessary changes to be undertaken by the developers. Of these,…

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