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    Stop Asian Carp

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    this from occurring. Asian carp are invasive fish from Southeast Asia that can cause harm the ecosystem, economy, property, and boaters. (National Wildlife Federation) They are filter-feeding fish and voracious eaters that consume plankton, algae, and other microscopic organisms which are the key sources of food in the food web for other species of big and small fish. These fish are harmful to the ecosystem and economy because they compete with native fish species for food and have no predators.…

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    effect is a cleaner ecosystems. In the process of reversing the negative impacts humans played on the environment, this device could improve the ecosystem of the ocean. Without a doubt trash creates an unhealthy ecosystem for both humans and other organisms. Even the smallest changes in the amount of litter in the ocean would help, reversing the past and changing the future. If done correctly it could improve the cleanliness of the ocean, thus creating a much healthier ecosystem. Although, the…

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    are naturally acidic, acid rain can still impact the terrestrial ecosystems. Acid rain can provide a leaching effect to soils, by unlocking nutrients and toxic metals from it. The removal of toxins can be beneficial to the plants in the area, but the acid also takes away important nutrients that the plants need to survive…

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    These are biotic factors, living things, and abiotic factors, nonliving things. Biotic factors in the ocean ecosystem, specifically the Pacific Ocean, consists of phytoplankton, coral, sea anemones, whales, and eels. Abiotic factors in the Pacific include sunlight, temperature, and submarine volcanoes. Sunlight is vital for organisms dwelling underwater because…

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    Ecology Essay I believe bees are very important for all ecosystems. I will talk about the three most interesting things in the ecosystem. I will talk about extinction, food web, and ecosystem. It will be very interesting. Bees help with a lot. They Spread pollen every where and they hurt people sometimes. Bee’s are yellow insects that can help and hurt you. They help by spreading pollen to let plants reproduce in different areas. Bee’s also help by making honey for us to eat. They are harmful…

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    The most critical effect of overfishing, however, is resulting in species imbalance in the ecosystem. It is a common sense that there is such connection called food chain, which is a series of events where one creature eats another and then is eaten by another creature, exists in an ecosystem, and each of every living organisms has a place on this chain. If, all of a sudden, one specific type of species decreases immensely in amount, this phenomenon will undoubtedly affect other living creatures…

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    Poachers: The Threat They Pose Every animal no matter the species have a vital role to play within its local ecosystem and food chain and then a part within the worlds much larger ecosystem. When a species of animals goes extinct whether it is from being overhunted or from a species wide illness, it has a rippling effect on the local ecosystem. Much like the United States government an ecosystem is a checks and balance system so it can be pure chaos for the species that remain. If it was a…

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    pythons living in the Everglades, it is certain that these Burmese pythons are changing the area. The presence of Burmese pythons is changing the Everglades by affecting the ecosystem and local animals, and by affecting the people. To begin with, the presence of pythons is changing the Everglades by affecting the ecosystem and local animals. According to Andrew Ng, in “Florida’s Python Hunt”, he says,”with no natural…

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    The Pros And Cons Of Dams

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    that people don’t recognize because they create “green energy”. Dams block the natural flow of rivers, in turn causing problems with vegetation dying, fish migration, and the buildup of toxins. These problems cause unnecessary harm the surrounding ecosystem and sometimes unrepairable damage to the earth, which appeal to the moral principles of not causing more harm than necessary and leaving the earth in an as good as or better condition. To repair the damage caused by dams, the US government…

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    pills has been shown to negatively impact water ecosystems downstream of waste water treatment plants. In a study conducted by Karen Kidd from the University of New Brunswick has demonstrated that the unintentional addition of EE2 to Lake 260 in the Experimental Lakes Area has caused fish feminization in fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas). We have inadvertently negatively impacted a non-target species directly, and consequently, its entire ecosystem.…

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