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    2) The border of the prosperous industrial core of Europe is centered in the heart of the continent, surrounded by a less industrialized periphery. From north to south, it stretches from Italy to the limits of the North Sea. However, in this core we see high levels of deindustrialization and in England. Deindustrialization is a process where companies move industrial jobs to other regions that offer cheaper labor. As a result, it leaves the recently deindustrialized region to convert to a…

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    With sea level rise an anticipated impact of climate change, the extent to which storm surge can damage coastal communities will likely become much broader. A region’s vulnerability to storm surge increasingly depends on factors including economy, geography, and, perhaps most important, overall community perspective. Similar to many hurricane-prone areas, communities along the coast of Sarasota, Florida are highly vulnerable to impacts of climate change, including rising sea levels and expanding…

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    are a lower developed countries for example South west Asia and south Asia. To have a comparison between two countries that I will be explaining about are Europe and South West Asia. Those two regions have a lot of differences in their physical geography, how many people live in the region, what type of culture background they have, their differences in geopolitics, and especially where their development rank in the world. The two regions that have famous history and are on the…

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    wind farms across the country” and are expected to increase (Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference, 2013). If wind energy continues to expand, experts say it can satisfy 20 percent of Canada’s electricity demand by 2025 (CanWEA, 2012) Offshore and coastal regions have a large wind potential capacity, but turbines remain limited to areas in the vicinity of existing electrical grids. Moreover, wind energy requires constant…

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    NSW and Victorian colonies offered financial assistance, and while Ann had died, Anne used this money to help bring up and educate Matthew and Ann Flinders' grandson, William Matthew Flinders Petrie, who became prominent in his own right. The geography of Australia's coastline was of vital importance to Matthew Flinders; he placed the highest priority upon filling in the blanks on existing charts, and was the first to explore the vast length of the southern…

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    Costa Rica Research

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    I did. I found out about demographics, Geography, Climate, health issues and visiting Costa Rica. The capital of Costa Rica is San Jose. The currency is Costa Rican colon is what the use in Costa Rica. The Population there is4.872 million people. The president of Costa Rica is Luis Guillermo Solis. There official language is Spanish. Costa Rica located in Central America, Costa Rica has coastlines on the Caribbean Sea and pacific Ocean. The Tropical coastal plains rise to mountains, active…

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    Maya population, these regions contain some of the world’s most organically rich lands which helped contribute to the success of the Maya people (Toledo). The area that the Maya consumed is sometimes called the Yucatán Peninsula and expands from low coastal plains with everlasting rivers, and even into higher elevated uplands, where drainage is mostly in the ground itself and water is seasonally sparse. There are many coinciding lines of evidence that show that dry conditions split up the Maya…

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    Lantana Report

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    berries, which ripen from green to gleaming purple-black and has an individual seed. Another species of lantana is a prevalent ornamental that is considered a weed when present in natural ecosystems. Creeping lantana (Lantana montevidensis) appears in coastal and subcoastal Queensland and as far south as Sydney. It is moderately similar to Lantana camara but does not have thorns, has mainly pink or purple flowers and trails along the ground, hardly flourishing much higher than half a metre. It…

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    characteristics and identity. This geographical aspect affected the way the common people interacted and communicated with each other. Ancient Greece cities were territorial, because the areas were in valleys between mountains and in very narrow coastal plains. They were limited, and dominated other areas around them. Each of these dominated cities within these areas were independent of each other. The Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea area around 750 BC became the Greeks fortitude for…

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    western and central islands” (2011.) Climate changes are most noticeable during the warmer months and natural events such as typhoons, floods, drought, and forest fires greatly affect the natural habitat and the populous. Agricultural, marine and coastal life are also affected by the weather changes. As a result, the populous constantly has to rebuild their infrastructure to alleviate the damages caused by natural…

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