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    for life on earth. Oceans are important because they provide over half of all oxygen in the atmosphere, but also absorb large amounts of gasses from the atmosphere. Unfortunately oceans are under the constant threat of not just overfishing or pollution, but mainly acidification which damages delicate ecosystems greatly. Ocean acidification is caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere, either created by human emissions, or by natural causes. When carbon dioxide dissolves into…

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    Poe establishes an atmosphere of fear, suspense, horror in “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Fall of the House of Usher.” He does this by the words he chooses to set up a certain mood and tone that these stories need to be effective. To begin with, the mood in “The Cask of Amontillado” form creepy, dark and suspenseful through settings, word choices, and irony. This story took place at underground catacomb which already creates the dark atmosphere. Poe utilizes strong description to…

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    power. Every day, earth is receiving 1.74 x 1017 watts of energy from solar energy (“how much power”). One square meter of the earth will receive about one kilowatt of that energy.Burning fossil fuels increases the levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. There are two ways to reduce fossil fuel use: Use less energy, or use alternative, non-polluting energy sources like solar and wind power. Collectively, cars and trucks account for nearly one-fifth of all U.S. emissions and in total, the…

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    structure. The inner most planets or also known as terrestrial planets, these planets mainly have a dense core and rocky surface. Each of these planets though vary in atmosphere and temperature depending on how close or far they are away from our Sun. The temperature also depends on if the planet has a atmosphere or not and what the atmosphere is composed of. Also geological activity depends on if the planets has tectonic plates. Moons also have activity on them due to gravity. This depends on…

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    purpose of this unit is how do the different sphere’s work together to create the earth system. To create the earth’s system it will need the geosphere, hydrosphere and the atmosphere. If the earth didn’t have all three of these things, human’s will not be able to live on earth. Just imagine where we would be without the atmosphere. There would be no life on earth. First, one of the most important spherical region is the geosphere. Also known as the lithosphere. The lithosphere is the outer…

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    caused by carbon dioxide going into the atmosphere. But, now there is a possible solution of burying it deep underground or beneath the ocean. The burning of fossil fuels poses a great threat to rising sea levels, stronger storms, and agricultural disruptions. Most importantly the global temperature level rising. Humans are in risk with carbon dioxide being emitted to the atmosphere daily. There is no simple solution to removing carbon dioxide entering the atmosphere. Fossil fuels are one of the…

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    Neptune, and Pluto. These planets was formed when clouds of gas and dust collapsed with gravity in space. Earth is the third planet from the sun. Throughout the solar system, Earth is the unique place where life can exist. This planet contains atmosphere with oxygen, with lands and oceans on its surface. The ocean covers roughly 70 percent of the Earth's surface and besides that 30 percent is the land. Both the land and ocean provide shelter for the living creatures. Throughout human…

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    Also, because Mercury does not really have an atmosphere, there would be no variation in the weather conditions for plants and animals to survive. There are also no oceans or volcanoes, so people would not have to encounter tsunamis or volcanic eruptions. Since Mercury has no oceans or rivers a person could not live on Mercury, especially with the extreme temperatures. Furthermore, Mercury has no greenhouse effect because there is no atmosphere to trap the heat from the sun. After intensive…

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    United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is “A Change of Climate which is attributed directly as indirectly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere, and which is in addition to natural climate…

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    With the constant burning of fossils; woods emits oxidized carbon to the atmosphere. The fumes contaminate the air making it difficult for people to breathe easily; especially individuals with respiratory illness. Animals to require clean air to breathe and stay healthy, plants too need clean air to grow and produce good products. Events were companies release fumes from the work sites into the atmosphere, animals and plants take in the contaminated air and because there are little or no…

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