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    California attracted people because it represented a place where dreams were made into reality. Its glittering reputation has regressed throughout the years between 1986 and 2015. James J. Rawls described California as a place of promise and paradox; however, it is no longer thought of as a place of promise. Areas of California like Los Angeles and Hollywood have helped develop the ideology of California as creating fame, success, and fortune, but current economic and environmental instability…

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    dieback will decrease because apple trees do not provide enough water for beetles and fungus to live inside them. Introduction: An invasive beetle—The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB)—is the factor that causes a serious disease in trees called Fusarium Dieback (FD). PSHB is a native Southeast Asia adult female beetle that carries undescribed fungal symbiont called Fusarium euwallacea (Fusarium e.) [1]. These female beetles bore into a tree and create brood galleries inside the wood. [1] The…

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    Oak Wilt Research Paper

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    wildlife. Oak Wilt is an invasive species. It is made by exotic fungus also known as Ceratocystis Fagacearum. It grows on leaves which makes them turn a brownish color instead of their original color they were born with. It comes from sap beetles. Sap beetles carry the fungus that causes the Oak Wilt. The results come from a heavy storm the previous day or tree pruning. If that happens then the tree gets infected which causes Oak Wilt. The tree where Oak Wilt effects the most is the Red Oak…

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    Forest Fire Benefits

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    Benefits of Natural Forest Fires to Forest Ecology Introduction Since its discovery, fire has fascinated man with its potential. Fire provides light and heat and while it destroys some things that come in contact with it, it is also capable of metamorphosing other things for the overall benefit of life. Natural fires are a routine occurrence in forested areas, especially during hot and dry weather conditions or due to lightning strikes. In the summer of 1988, for example, 42 instances of…

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    Fire Of 1991 Essay

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    people who believe that it would cause thistle and other brush to grow in its place. Rachel Swan of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote, “Today’s trees are older, with long, ribbony bark that breaks off and forms dangerous embers during a wildfire, Stephens said. Drought, periodic freezes and beetle infestations have made the bark more feeble. ‘We’ve got these trees suffering in the hills, and the Caldecott acting as a natural wind tunnel,’ said Piper, who now chairs the Oakland Firesafe Council,…

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    How To Save Ash Trees

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    Can Ash Trees be Saved or Should I Cut Down my Ash Tree? It has been nearly two decades since the emerald ash borer (EAB) was first spotted in the U.S., and the beetle hasn't slowed down since. EAB has affected millions of ash trees in more than 30 states. Once EAB is in your area, you know you need to do something with your ash trees, but the question is what. Michael S., a Davey blog reader, asked, “What do you recommend for me to save my ash tree? What are the expected costs now and in…

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    Our planet Earth is the perfect place to sustain life – not too hot, not too cold, but between the two. However, that could change if global warming continues. Each year, greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere increase, thereby increasing the Earth's overall temperature. Global warming could lead to devastating effects on weather patterns, economics, agriculture, and even our health. To prevent or slow down global warming, we need to get people more informed of global warming and take steps…

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    An ecological crisis is the destabilization of an environment, that contains a population or species ("Ecological Crisis"). This destabilization is can be caused by numerous factors, that imbalance the environment. Take for example the worldwide issue of global warming. The environment that is affected in this example is planet Earth. Some factors that are influencing this event of global warming is pollution. Pollution is the introduction of contaminates into an environment that causes adverse…

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    The Red Fox is known for its fur color and long, bushy tail. The population of the Red Fox for pre-breeding is estimated at around 240,000 individuals. A large number of foxes are killed per unit area by gamekeepers and has increased steadily since the early 1960s in Britain, although they are wildey hunted it does not affect their population status. Some of physical Characteristics of the Red Fox is they have a coat of long guard hairs and soft fine underfur that is typically a rich reddish…

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    Add a Title According to the SREX report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a changing climate leads to changes in the frequency, intensity, spatial extent, duration, and timing of extreme weather and climate events, and can result in unprecedented extreme weather and climate events (IPCC, 2012). Especially in the Western United States, wildfires are increasing in frequency, duration, and severity. Wildfires are a major source of particulate matter in the air, mainly during the…

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