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    Similarities Of Brazil

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    The tree tappers of the Amazon are applauded for their protection of the rainforest, the people in the favelas are admired for their struggles in improving human life, and the protesters in Bolivia are commended for their determination in the face of violence and corruption. One…

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    Earth's Climate Change

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    important affair, but little did we come to register that another substantial section comes to the loss of freshwater. The resource of freshwater is scarce, scarce to the point where we can possibly run out in the next few centuries. Grazing in the Amazon contributes to loss of freshwater by more than anyone could expect because of what the cows need to survive to produce meat and dairy produces. “For one, agricultural areas like the is the leading cause of ocean dead zones. It 's not freshwater…

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    Jaguar Research Paper

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    Jaguars Melenie Cruz period 7 Jaguars are the largest species in America. And are the third largest species in America. They are found in south and central america. Their environment or where they usually are in heavily wooded savannas. Near warm water and low lands. They prefer wet lowlands swampy lowlands and tropical lowlands. They can also be found in shrubby places or small caves. They like living in a wet environment like near lakes or rainforests. Jaguars are carnivores.…

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    endangered dolphin and non- endangered dolphins,especially the river dolphin. River dolphins having different features and specify habits which can leading to good and bad consequences such as endangerment. These dolphins are unique color and friendly,curious toward to people. River dolphins live in the mightiest rivers into world, also which can be know to be the most populated and poorest paces on the earth (wff.panda.com) River dolphin are any of the six species of the small ,usually living…

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    how L.L. Bean, Amazon, and * create value through excellence in operations, value, and customer experience.…

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    Gold In South America

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    that criminal organizations have been trafficking workers into mining operations and using them as a cheap way to build their labor force. This slave labor is used not only for mining but also some of the illegal logging operations that plague the amazon, which are another effect the mining operations are increasing. The mining operations clear land for transport and operations but the real environmental damage comes from the mercury used in the mining process. Workers are exposed to the mercury…

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    The Amazon Rainforest is one of the biggest remaining Rainforest’s left in the world and houses several types of animals that are not known anywhere else besides there. For the Rainforest being in South America, the Rainforest experiences a dry season and a harsh wet season. This wet seasons covers the entire Amazon floor and makes this remarkable Jungle into a flooded river way through the giant canopied trees. In the National Geographic documentary on the Flooded Rainforest points out that…

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    The Amazon rainforest also known, as the Amazon Jungle is the largest rainforest on this planet it is home to the second largest river in the world. The Amazon is so large it includes territory between nine nations but 60% of it is in Brazil. The rainforest receives around 150 inches a rain per year. The Amazon is the most populated with different species than any other rainforest in the world; the region is home to more than 2 million insect species, thousands of plants, and a little…

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    First of all, the Brazilian government made a huge effort to construct the Amazon tribes that opposed the dam project – and Amazon itself – as a particular object of knowledge upon which to impose the development discourse. At the same time, the discourse concealed behind technical jargon and development "buzzwords" the fact that political choices were…

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    Latin America Geography

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    They have dry regions in the northern part of Latin America such as deserts in Mexico. There are wet regions like the Amazon Rain Forest in Brazil. ”The Amazon River is the life force of the equally large Amazon rain forest, which makes up about half of the rain forest of the entire planet. This tropical biome has as many as 100 different tree species on a single acre.” “Access to the sea within a country, not just…

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