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    Algae contribute to about half of all oxygen production(Chapman, 2013). They are photosynthetic, meaning that they produce their own food from sunlight, water, and nutrients, and are usually found in any water habitat(Smithsonian, 2016). The fact that algae produce oxygen is important because dissolved oxygen is very important to the health about of a water body(Water properties: dissolved oxygen, 2016). Human activity runoff is a major source of water pollution(Runoff, 2016). Runoff can pick up…

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    are anything but nutritious as they are usually highly processed, sugar and chemically enriched. These types of processed foods are typically cheaper that their fresh counterparts and because of their chemical make-up often last longer as well. As a result people are often left with the decision of whether to purchase fresh fruit and vegetables that cost more and wont last as long, or buy processed foods that are cheaper and won’t perish as quickly. How can community members help families and…

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    alcohol consumption The cognitive effects will affect the way that a person how to think, learn and remember the daily things. The brain has different parts and has different mental abilities, so damaging one part of the brain will affect some skills such as memory, understanding, solving problems and speed of thought. Alcohol consumption: Keller and Vaillant (2014) discussed that alcohol’s consumption means drinking alcohol and the beverages which containing alcohol. Alcohol consumption is…

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    more active and eating healthy. After living a sedentary life she starts her training with a VO2 max at 38ml/kg/min, which is the rate of oxygen consumption that an person can utilize during intense exercise. After training for 6 months Mary Ann’s VO2 max increased to 52/ml/kg/min. I will be explaining how she was able to increase her oxygen consumption levels by increasing her cardiac output, and increasing her arterio-venous difference or in other words is the difference in oxygen…

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    actions to their consumption of violent entertainment. No medium, from the literary to the musical and visual, is above condemnation. At the same time, artists and creators insist that their products could not possibly influence anyone’s behaviour to such an extreme degree. Psychological researchers then have the task of finding the truth between these two polarized perspectives. Their work becomes more difficult with time, as the methods and genres of media consumption increase.…

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    sugary food and drinks? This is the debated question posed to Americans today on whether there should be a large sugar tax placed on sugar consumption in the United States. There is no doubt that high doses and high consumption of these sugary drinks are damaging to the health and something at a national level can be done to possibly deter or lessen the consumption of these sugary foods and drinks would benefit Americans and their health long term (Will a sugar tax actually work). A universal…

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    Additionally, Veblen criticized neoclassical economists, who claimed that human consumption is driven entirely by one’s desire to maximize utility and regardless of one’s wealth. He emphasized that the main reason behind consumption of commodities for capitalists is not utility maximization but rather as evidence of their social status. Veblen defines the existence of such human behavior in capitalist societies as “conspicuous consumption” and described the process “leisure class” to display…

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    It’s already hard enough to be a woman in our society. Woman go through so much like carrying a human being for nine months, birth, and especially our reminder of it every month for a week when we have our menstrual cycle. But does it have to be expensive to be a woman too? Pads and tampons are not a choice for woman so why are they taxed? Every month woman use and need pads and tampons they are medical necessities not a luxury. A women’s period should not be taxed and should not feel like an…

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    calories will increase, but then again my target calories will also increase. In addition, I realized my protein consumption is below my target, not by much but it is under the recommended daily consumption. I’m sure I could have put a little bit more peanut butter on my sandwich at lunch if I knew I was going to be under for my protein for the day. However, my carbohydrate consumption seemed to be in a good spot when compared to the recommended intake. This was…

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    addresses is that the “treadmill of consumption” will never stop. Once people start buying more and more products, the treadmill picks up speed. This then leads to even more consumption. Meanwhile, all these purchases do not make the buyers any happier, but instead serve as a type of addiction. Customers become addicted to obtaining new products and increasing their social status. Some consumers are willing…

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