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    Vegetarianism and the Environment Is climate change real? Is the animal sector of industrial farming sustainable? Would consuming less meat have any impact on our current day environment? In our period of time we may have reached a tipping point with our environment, meaning if nothing is done to improve things, they will never be resolved. We are at the peak of the climate change debate right now, and one method considered viable to combat climate change is going vegetarian. A vegetarian can…

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    The Colorado River transects the Colorado Plateau. The Colorado River is ranked the fifth largest river in the United States, and is often referred to as the Nile of North America. This nickname describes its arid location and the vast human population that relies upon it (Kammerer, 2005). Despite its size, fluctuations in Colorado River stream flow are sensitive to the seasonal and annual changes in precipitation and temperature typical in arid systems. Long periods of below-average…

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    The Cause and Effect of Land and Air Pollution What is pollution? Well pollution is a term we hear a lot and that we are accustomed to but what does is it really mean. (Conserve Energy) We hear about pollution a lot but could you tell me what it is if I asked you? Well I know that pollution is the introduction of a harmful substance to the environment. Pollution is the most reused word used to describe the destruction of the natural air we breathe in and the water we drink and land we live on.…

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    tropical along the coast, becomes cooler inland at higher elevations. Nearly half of the population is intense in the interior in the andean intermontane basins and valleys. Ecuador as of right now is suffering from deforestation, soil erosion, desertification, and soil erosion. Prior to being to be possessed by the great inca empire, Ecuador was populated by a large variety of indigenous tribes that often had conflicts with each other. At the beginning of the 16th Ecuador was stumbled upon by…

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    The earth is just a combination of uniqueness and also it is comprised of a perfect mechanism. Every individual creation or place is in synced but it is weak and it can easily be destroyed as long as one part is extinct. In nowadays, there are only a few lands remained untouched, however, one of them is Mongolian territory. Therefore, it has been truly becoming comfort and safe environment for wild animals and plants, especially for rare species. Although last few decades, all these creation of…

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    For the old Kingdom Egypt collapse, scientists thought that is because climate change. The archaeologist was surprised to find a hieroglyphic account: at the end of the ancient Egypt, there had a terrible famine so many people began to eat their own children. This tragic story is also recorded by the tomb of the governor. As we all know, the survival of ancient Egypt to a large extent rely on the annual flooding of the Nile. Rainfalls cause flooding in the Nile Basin every year, giving Egypt a…

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    with erosion also hurting other productive infrastructure such as dams, irrigation systems, roads, and coastal marine ecosystems. Soil erosion also lowers the productivity and effectiveness of the land, worsens droughts, and eventually leads to desertification, all of which increase the pressure on the remaining land and trees. The Haiti indemnity controversy culminated in an agreement by Haiti to 1825 gold demand by France for 150 million reimbursement (later reduced to 90 million in 1838,…

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    There are many environmental issues in china. Involving both imperialism and globalization environmental issues. The imperialism effects are that, it opened many trading ports, industrialization, communism, capitalism, and english. Some negative effects include, pollution, overpopulation, and abuse of workers. And there was also academic stress. And the Globalization effects, Recently, the World Health Organization released a report that indicted toxic air pollution for 3.7 million deaths…

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    Introduction Deforestation is a curse since Prehistory, it leads to many consequences in different fields such as the environment or the society. Forests are known to be the planet lungs, how could their destruction impact environment? To understand better this phenomenon, an overview of the areas deforestation around the world, its history and main causes is essential. Then, focusing on a specific area, the Amazonia, is useful to explain the deforestation consequences. I-Overview of the…

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    The Greenhouse Gas Effect

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    ) The greenhouse gas effect is when sunlight warms the earth some of it is consumed which warms the ground and is reflected once again into space. The land and seas consume whatever remains of the sun’s energy. When the heat goes back towards space some of the heat is caught by greenhouse gasses in the air, making the earth temperature rise. Greenhouses gasses in the air absorb the heat and afterward divert some of this warmth back towards the Earth which means that the more greenhouse gasses in…

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