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    Global Warming Effect Long before humankind inhabited the Earth, climate has varied from place to place in a naturally variable manner. We have seen areas go from warm to cold, wet to dry and back time and time again. This natural occurrence with Earth’s weather patterns have never been put under extreme scrutiny until recently. The temperature on Earth is rising and scientists believe humankind is having an adverse impact on Earth’s ability to handle the increased Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in…

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    Technology has been taking over the lives of adults and children all over the world in a very adverse way. Video games today can be used for fun and entertainment, but can also have negative effects on the lives of people all around. To play it here or there a few times a week is okay, but when it starts to become an obsession and an everyday thing is when it becomes unhealthy. It’s very easy for kids and adults to get hooked to the game plots and fantasy worlds. It soon starts to become an…

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    as the excessive use of media sites.But as time goes on teens and adults are becoming more obsessed with the sites, checking them every minute to see if their friends are out without them; or if the girl they hate is talking about them. The adverse effects of social media are causing teens to spend an excessive amount of time on social media. What is the excessive amount of hours causing? “Social media addiction is seen as an addiction and is ranked above alcohol and cigarettes, although…

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    the 19th century as it spread to most countries in Europe, Asia, and America. However, there were significant adverse effects of industrialization in the society given the day-to-day living and working conditions of people. It is necessary to note that during the advent of industrial revolution in the 18th century, little or no laws existed to help in regulating the possible adverse effects of industrial towns. For…

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    severity of coastal flooding (linked to global warming) pose a major threat to the physical and ecological infrastructures in coastal communities (Airoldi et al. 2005; Barbier et al. 2011; Filatova 2014; Pryce and Chen 2011). It is claimed that the adverse economic impacts of flooding (both riverine and coastal) in the U.S are higher than any other natural hazard (Pope 2008). Until recently, however, focus (within the economic literature) has been largely placed on the economic losses associated…

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    Bacteria grow with pH interval between 4 and 9, and fungi from 4 to 6, so pH is im-portant for the growth and proliferation of soil microbes, and therefore soil respiration. Soils with pH 3 produce much less CO2 than soils with pH 4 due to the adverse effect of low pH on soil microbial activity. Production of…

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    weight, preterm delivery, and small size for gestational age are seen more frequently among these women. Pregnant women are at more than double the risk of going into labor early than women who have not been abused (Gentry & Bailey, 2014). The adverse effects of IPV are felt not only by the mother but by her unborn child. This is evidenced by the increased instances of preterm labor, low birth weight, and small size for gestational age. According to the “risky family…

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    Are you distracted? Maybe it's your phone or maybe you're listening to music, whatever you're doing, there is most likely at least one thing that is currently grabbing at your attention. In high schools throughout America, students are plagued with distractions that almost never stop. One of the most prevalent and detrimental distractions is technology. Technology is often misused in schools, by students. They are distracted by social media or internet games and often have a hard time focusing.…

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    First, Brody highlights some effects of environmental degradation such as the difference in salt content in soil and drought. For example, the habitats of plants have changed so much that it delays their natural rate of growth (“Fears, Not Facts …”). However, she further describes that such conditions play no effect in G.M.O. crops because they contain devised characteristics of tolerance that ensure them to have a higher…

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    The Effects of Loss Tupac Shakur once said, “Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive...” This quote states, that the things one may lose in life can cause great affect on the emotional and mental well-being of a person. How loss affects a character can be seen in both film and in books. The film, Shenandoah, which takes place in 1965 in America during the Civil War, reflects upon the Anderson family who tries their best to avoid the…

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