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    It is immaterial that Mi’kmaq first nation people have gathered and used firewood cut from the forest in the area, but in as much as the lands in question remain Crown lands, unauthorized logging without the appropriate provincial licence is a punishable offence by…

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    Introduction. Forests are changing dramatically in the face of climate change and human activities. Since the 1800s, fire exclusion, animal grazing, timber harvest, and climate cycles have contributed to these changes (Graham and Jain 2005). In 2016, we are seeing unprecedented tree mortality—more than 62 million have died this year alone (USDA 2016). California experienced a fourth consecutive year of below-average precipitation in 2015 with mean monthly temperatures reaching record or near…

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    stricter than past laws. The negatives to the Lacey Act is it is hard to regulate and the original law only applied to birds and wild game. The positives of the Wilderness Act are it immediately put 9.1 million acres of land into protection, prohibits logging in many areas along with the 9.1 million acres. The downside to the wilderness…

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    deforestation, or to increase available timber. The deforestation of the Amazon remains a serious and widespread issue. Although the rate of destruction has declined somewhat, this remains a major global problem. The causes of deforestation are many: logging (legal and illegal), forest fires, construction all play a part. However, by far and away the largest cause is land clearance for agricultural use, both…

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    Surrogacy In Breeders

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    Breeders is a documentary about the ethics of surrogacy. The film features several different problems that arise and consequently, attempts to persuade the viewer that surrogacy is not ethically clear. On the contrary, there is nothing wrong with surrogacy as a job, as ethical complaints are illogical. The first argument several opponents of surrogacy in the video suggest is that the payment of surrogacy creates a commodity of children environment that affects the sanctity of humanity. Yet what…

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    PCI devices (processing, storing, or transmitting). Moreover, Patrick requested clarification on what exactly is required for PCI Compliance and I gave him and the team an overview of the primary requirements such as Malware Protection, Auditing Logging, File Integrity Management, etc.). Fortunately, I did not…

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    According to Sharon Dalgleish, author of “Protecting Wildlife” one thousand years ago, 34% of the world was covered with forests. Fifty years ago, 32% of the world was covered in forests. Today, 12% of the world is covered in forests. Forests have a big role in the environment and keeping animals, as well as the air, healthy and clean. The world is losing one of its main resources. Instead of throwing away some paper that was used, put it into the recycling bin. Or, instead of sitting outside…

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    It is estimated that about 15 percent of the greenhouse gasses that are released into our atmosphere are from deforestation from plantation agriculture (WWF). The Amazon Rainforest is known as a carbon sink, meaning that the trees here soak up carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses that pollute our atmosphere (WWF). With the increasing numbers of trees being cut down every day for the high supply and demand of the cash crops here, the amount of the greenhouse gases being released in the…

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    Orcas, more commonly known as killer whales, should not be used for entertainment. Some other people, on the other hand, think killer whales should still be used for entertainment. Experts have established, though, if killer whales stay in captivity their health will be endangered, and their lives will be shortened. Still, some people believe killer whales should be used for entertainment. The killer whales bring in a load of money and people who work at places like SeaWorld and Dutch Wonderland…

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    south Fork encompasses 125,000 acers of the Cumberland Plateau which was a beautiful view. As we drove up to the entrance there was a young lady waiting for us ready to show us all about the park. Starting with the parks history. Before commercial logging and coal mining the park was called a 'No Business' which was a community. This community had a little over 300 as there population. Many men went to into world war II leaving the community in 1939 and many families left as well. The last man…

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