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    The Shiras Moose The shiras moose is the largest member of the deer family. They are very long legged and comparable in size to an oversized horse. They have huge heads with soft lips, so they can feel around for the leaves they eat off trees. Moose have a very muscular neck so they can hold up this huge head and the males can hold up their antlers. They are in the alces genus and the shirasi species. Moose are very large mammals that live in cold climates. They are covered in thick fur…

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    was not able to get past Greenland, because of all the ice, this expedition, however, did provide a reliable view of this part of the world that has not yet been properly explored. It is because of this adventure, that the world found out about the Arctic Circle and the whales that live in the region that is now being used as a hunting…

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    Fogliasso, Christine E., and Margie Washburn. "Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: A Refuge For America?." Insights To A Changing World Journal 1 (2012): 38-51.Academic Search Complete. Web. 7 Oct. 2015. There are many wildlife species in the arctic regions ranging from, birds, caribou herds, polar bears, and more. The porcupine caribou herds are the main food source for the villages that live the subsistence lifestyle in the Arctic region.The expectations of drilling regarding to wildlife are…

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    Example Scenario Synopsis You have been asked to represent the owner of the yacht 'Arctic Tern.' The yacht was on route to Lisbon from Southampton when it was lost during heavy weather in the Bay of Biscay. The yacht had 12 people onboard at the time of the distress. They sent a distress message once the mast had become unusable and they could no longer raise sail. The vessel M/V 'Real Star' answered the distress call. When the owner and crew of the yacht were onboard the Real Star, the owner…

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    and alliances, are still causing conflicts today. One example pertaining to the issue of competition for territory that is prevalent today is the issue of arctic sovereignty. The countries who are involved in this issue are Canada, Russia, the United States, Norway, and Denmark. All of these countries are anxious to claim the rights of the arctic waters mainly because of the rich oils and natural gas reserves that are located there. The geological value of these waters is equally significant as…

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    Located in Northeastern Alaska, United States, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is one of the areas used to protect and conserve America’s wildlife and plants. It is the largest Wildlife Refuge in the country at 19,286,722 acres. For more than over a decade there has been political debates about whether or not there should be drilling for oil on the coastal plains. Oil drilling cause’s damage to the wildlife there and cause for animals to become extinct. I think that there should not be any…

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    at on-street grocery stores and eateries. In order to expand its sales channels effectively, Arctic Ocean soda has introduced canned packaging to be mainly sold at supermarkets. Among a multitude of beverages, canned Arctic Ocean soda publicized for its ""taste of our childhood" is popular among consumers. Consumers buying the soda indeed aim at recalling the taste of the childhood. At present, canned Arctic Ocean sodas are sold at the supermarkets of Ito Yokado, Lotus, Wu-Mart and Merry Mart…

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    Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is not only ethically wrong but can also be very harmful to the environment and surrounding communities. The ANWR is a wildlife refuge in Alaska, it includes more than 19 acres of land and is very significant to the National Wildlife Refuge System (defenders.org). Drilling is ethically wrong in this area because it is one of America's last intact and untouched landscape and is home to 45 species of mammals, 42 fish species, and more than 200…

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    Arctic Ascendance The walls begin to close in on me. The ocean floor collapses around my feet and pulls me under. The water splashes above my neck like waves crashing into the side of a ship. The space around me is filled with the ice-cold seawater. The bathing suit that I wear constricts around my waist. I feel the air escape out of my lungs and bubbles reach for the surface. I feel my lungs begin to collapse, my heart begins to swell, and my limbs begin to throb. I sink further into the sand,…

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    Arctic Insulation Q1: Are unit cost per bale rising or falling between 1979 and 1980? Support your answer with the relevant cost calculations. The company use two types of sources to produces insulation material. These two types are paper that can be bought from the public and the other source is paper that can be bought from the scrap paper dealer. The first method has a higher direct labor associated with it than the second method. That is because the company needs more workers to handle and…

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