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    What Is Shackleton?

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    is the secondary problem of this case study, and led to the deaths of many explorers and their crew. For this particular expedition and explorer, the Royal Geographic Society was the main funder of all expeditions to Africa, Asia, the Arctic, and Antarctica. The society was found in London in 1830, and focused on accumulating the fullest possible information about the unexplored areas of the Earth (Koehn, 2010). According to the text, “In the late 19th and 20th early centuries,…

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    Merchants of Doubt by Naomi Oreskes & Erik M. Conway: Summary Chapter 4: Constructing a Counternarrative: The Fight over the Ozone Hole The idea that human activities were damaging the Earth’s protective ozone layer entered the public’s mind in 1970. Supersonic Transport would fly inside the stratospheric ozone layer and that worried scientist because they thought the emission would do damage. The MIT commissioned a major study and released a statement to the state of the stratosphere and the…

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    in 2099 the population will have a decline of around 60 percent. During the cold winters of Antarctica, penguins, such as Emperor penguins (largest penguins; growing up to four feet tall), create huddles to keep each other warm. Huddles can become broken up by gusts of warm air. If global warming continues to be a problem, penguin huddles will be broken up when they feel as if it’s too warm. Antarctica is surrounded by ice bergs. An iceberg is also known as a large mass of ice that has been…

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    interaction is a limiting factor because things like dams affect the population of the grassland -Antarctica a. Precipitation is a limiting factor because there is an abundance of snow that keeps the climate cold and without it, the climate would not be as cold and the organisms would have to adapt b. Temperature is a limiting factor…

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    because of something called Continental Drift. Continental drift is what it is called when the tectonic plates move around and rearrange and reshape the continents. Gondwana was made up of 5 main pieces; Africa, South America, Australia, India, and Antarctica. Gondwana existed roughly 300-180 million years ago. Its climate was fairly mild, but slightly warmer than the world we live in today. It was big enough to stretch from the South Pole all the way to the equator. It is sometimes known as…

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    Richard who is the good Christian boy of the group, he becomes extremely annoying and, “jokes [derail] him,” (Grossman 233). The people pushed to their worst are Alice and Quentin; the two that do the best in isolation seen in their determination in Antarctica. Quentin in the group becomes, “[jealous],” (Grossman 232) and reckless – he sleeps with Janet even though he knows it will hurt Alice. Alice becomes spiteful and sleeps with Penny in revenge. This develops the idea that others hinder one…

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    Elodea Essay

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    Elodea is an aquatic plant originally from Brazil. It is now available in temperate regions of every continent in the world, except Antarctica. It is used in varieties of experiments, but most importantly, photosynthesis. Although there are different species of Elodea plants, the Elodea genus is an excellent plant to use to test photosynthesis because it is a highly oxygenating plant. This means that one can observe the plant and tell that is photosynthesizing because bubbles form when oxygen is…

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    Dear US Geological Survey, I think that you should accept Alfred Wegener’s Theory of Continental Drift. There is a large amount of realistic evidence to prove that this theory did occur. Wegener’s theory is that all seven continents were once joined into a supercontinent called Pangaea. He believes that after continents were in that supercontinent, they gradually moved apart over more than a hundred years ago and will continue to move in the future. This Theory of Continental Drift is supported…

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    Walter Knighte Traits

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    Name: Walter Knighte •Age: 28 •Species: Human, or Mutant •Gender: Male •Height: 5’11” •Weight: 210 lbs. •Appearance: White Ice covered Body, Athletic Build, Deep blue eyes, and scars across his back and chest with one ripping down his right arm. •Personality: deference, endurance, sensitiveness, and aggression. •Traits: power over Ice, intelligent He had to live without a dad because his walked out before he was born. As he was growing up he had to defend himself a lot and take on the role of…

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    the Earth in a process called the Greenhouse Effect. Since 1880 to 2012, the average temperature of Earth has risen by 1.53 degrees Fahrenheit (0.85 degrees Celsius). Although it doesn’t sound like much, this temperature rise is melting ice in Antarctica and the Arctic. This…

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