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    Orangutan Research Paper

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    Their story is shared with thousands of other species within Indonesia and other places that are undergoing massive of amounts of deforestation such as Brazil. The Amazon rainforest is an extremely famous worldwide. With 60% of its wonders lying in Brazil, the nation is worried for its health after logging rates are on the rise again for construction, farming and other purposes. The Orangutan is crucial for the health…

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    very common in the rainforest. Emergent trees house Harpy eagles, lots of bats, and insects. Harpy eagles are unique because they are some of the largest eagles on earth. Rainforests also contain rivers which are essential to rainforest health. The Amazon River holds ⅔ of the world’s freshwater and over 1,000 tributaries. One odd tributary is the Basilisk lizard, also known as the Jesus Christ lizard because they walk on water. This lizard is just one of the many odd creatures in the…

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    Tropical Rainforest Biome

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    Biome Research Essay Intro A tropical rainforest is a hot and typically moist biome found near the earth’s equator. The warmth and moisture makes the tropical rainforest very suitable for many plants and animals. Therefore, it is no surprise to find that the tropical rainforest is home to over 15 million species of plants and animals within this biome. Some of the animals that are living in tropical rainforests include, the African forest elephant, the Bengal tiger, and the Chimpanzee.…

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    An Ethical Approach to Deforestation of the Amazon Rainforest Are outsiders overusing resources in the Amazon rainforest? Some believe that cutting down trees is necessary economically, while others argue that it only makes the wildlife and neighboring people helpless. While deforestation can provide farmers and locals with many materials, such as knifes, paper, and wood; it can also cause several harmful effects such as, global warming, carbon emissions, loss of habitats, and the destruction of…

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    The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world. The rainforest is famous for its biodiversity and it's being a broadleaf forest. Also for being home to half of the earth’s plants and animals species. Those are some of the main reasons why people take interest in the rainforest. That’s also what helps causes land use conflict in the Amazon rainforest. They have 5 small groups of indigenous people who have made their home in the rainforest. These different groups contain…

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    Amazon Deforestation

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    Current projections note that socioeconomic pressures coould lead to more than half of the closed-cnopy beign degraded by 2030. Previous modeling studies have shown that removal of Amazon forest can lead to significantly warmer surface temperatures and drier conditions due to signifiant decreases in precipitation. By mass continuity, the decrease in ascent associated with with the deforested regions causes changes beyond the areas of disturbance. Deforestation can lead to disturbance in the…

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    Biome Description The Tropical Rainforest is a location in which there is a large variety of different plants and animals. There are large amount of rainfall each year and it is really humid, yet the temperatures are really high, therefore it is very warm in that area. There is a lot of animals and plants that live in the Tropical Rainforest, and according to ¨Learning About Rainforest¨, ¨As many as 30 million species of plants and animals live in tropical rainforests. ¨ (L.A.R). The Tropical…

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    “Swallowing Rain Forest, Cities Surge in Amazon” by Simon Romero, published in New York Times on November 24 2012, argues that the impact of increase of population has caused deforestation. Romero’s ideas that Brazil has increased population has caused deforestation, energy projects bring in more people due to increase of jobs and an iron ore mine has also created more jobs are important points; his ideas that migrants moving to the jungle will repair jungle, birthrate has gone down in Brazil…

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    In her persuasive essay “Your E-Book Is Reading You,” Alexandra Alter claims that through the use of digital books, reading books is no longer a private act by consumers. According to Alter, personal reading habits can now be tracked by the publishing world; used to improve book and e-book sales; and shared semi-publicly. Alter contends that in the pre-e-book era, the literature business could not know a person’s unique reading habits (for instance, whether a consumer even finished a book he or…

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    Causes Of Land Desertification

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    In order to obtain more habitation for humans, cattle pasture and agricultural pursuits, people deforest a large amount of forest. The structure of the land is changed after deforestation. According to Hauser, et al(2002), erosion and flooding turn serious because of increasing deforestation. When erosion and flooding turn serious, biodiversity and specices richness were affected to immensely.(para. 2). Soil will become loose since there is not any trees’ root to hold the soil together.…

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