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    The intersection between nature and culture has long been a relationship that has been constantly changing. In recent years, the rise of capitalism and continued emphasis on promoting a consumer culture has thrust this rapid progression into prominence. With this highlighting of the commercialization of spaces, a growing realization that identity categories are merely social constructs dictated and perpetuated by a materialistic society soon follows. Specifically, our consumerist approaches and…

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    The article that I found interesting and it is related to my topic is “Immigrant Environmental Behaviors in New York City” by Max J. Pfeffer and J. Mayone Stycos, Cornell University. The goal of the research is to compare environmental behaviors of immigrants and the native born to answer questions about potential impacts of immigration in the US environment. I chose this article because it awakes another topic in the already problematic social issue called immigration which most of the people…

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    Environmental change has turned into a greater issue and is beginning to increment in our daily lives. In the very much executed advertisement by the organization WWF, the associated utilizes ethos, pathos, and logos in attempting to influence the group of onlookers or recognize that environmental change is happening, before it begins to truly hit hard us individuals ought to stop it before it influences us. In the advertisement, ethos is not being depicted as a noteworthy piece of the…

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    The Meramec River is located in the upper Ozark Highlands in central-eastern Missouri and spans 218 linear miles before discharging into the Mississippi River in St. Louis (Blanc 1999, Thom et al, Figure 1). This watershed is dominated by Oak-Hickory forests and karst topography; and the Meramec River follows a riffle-run pattern of stream flow (Blanc 1999, Thom et al). Before people dominated the landscape, the driving forces of nature shaped the topography and the subsequent ecosystems that…

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    Ecology Essay Honey Badgers are very important in our ecosystem. They are both predator and prey and without them in our ecosystem other animals will either benefit or starve from the extinction of honey badgers. This essay is going to talk about if it’s an invasive species, the honey badgers habitat & niche, and its interspecific interactions. I will also be talking about biomes and the nutrient cycles. I believe that all of the subjects that i’m going to be talking about are very important…

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    Animals and plants all of the world help each other in a certain way. Some more than others but they all benefit from one another. I claim that changes to living/non-living parts of an ecosystem do impact populations within the ecosystem. With the cat, Lynx, there was a lot of things it helps with. For example, the Lynx eats rabbits and deer. Since rabbits and deer eat leaves and grass, with less of the population there are more space for grass and leaves to grow which help get rid of…

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    How did humans interact with and influence their environment, and conversely, how did the environment affect humans. Throughout 600 BCE- 600 CE the environment affected human’s gods, wars, migrations, culture, and food. At the core of each civilization’s culture is it’s religions. The environment as it usually does, affected earlier civilizations drastically. In the early Latin civilizations, the worshipped maize, a corn like crop that they lived and died on. This naturally was translated into…

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    Karl Jacoby used this book to present very important and often overlooked information. He discussed how many historians have only based their views off of conservationists that lived away from nature and did not focus on the views of the common person that had these forests right outside their doors. He discusses the different points involved with the change from no rules regarding to nature to complete conservation of nature. By using the more unknown points of view he is able to enlighten…

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    Ecology Essay All animals are a big part of everything without them it would be pretty hard to live. I believe bears are very important for many ecosystems. The bear is a predator which hunts for food and has a habitat’s near water and tree’s. So they can hunt other species like fishes, deer, and etc. Most animals discovered right now are extremely endangered to extinction. Polar bears are in a cold and snowy habitat above North America. The polar bear is a predator so it has competition with…

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    Zebra Mussels Invasive species are pretty common this day and age. An Invasive species is a species of animal living in an ecosystem it does not live in naturally (NISC, 2006). Usually, when a new species is introduced into the ecosystem through humans, it does not have any natural predator. This means the species invading the ecosystem can reproduce all it can, taking the ecosystem over. However, animals aren’t the only organism that can invade ecosystems. Plants do it often, and have bad…

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