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    Pinterest have had a profound and often negative affect on our lives by converting people into addictive and obsessive users. Without realizing it, these sites are changing users into people they do not even recognize Facebook and Pinterest users are logging on to their accounts as frequent as possible in the hopes it will make them happier by seeing other users’ positive, beautiful and exciting postings, but this fixation is actually making them feel worse as they critique and compare…

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    agriculture, mining and logging. In the case of the Quinault forest, each tribal member received an allotment of 80 acres of agricultural land. About 25 percent of the forest opened up to non-Indian farmers, primarily to timber company ownership. Commercial timber harvesting in the Quinault forest began in the 1920s and expanded through the 1950s and into the 1970s (Wilkinson 16). The commercial timber trade destroyed Quinault Native Americans’ forest land. The logging…

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    Maximising profit: There are many methods that are available that can fully utilized the resources of the rainforest and can potentially yield a very high profit.such methods include: Logging-second largest use of the rainforest.yields high revenue fern cutting down trees. Cattle ranching-large areas of land is burned to the ground in order to farm cattle which is then sold to companies like McDonald’s. Mining-companies dig up areas…

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    Three-toed sloth started to decline around the 1970s due in large part to major logging companies coming in and cutting down trees…

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    the return of democracy after years of military rule; and then, the emergence of new threats to the internal security of countries. Peru is no exception in confronting threats: terrorism, drug trafficking, narcoterrorism, illegal mining, illegal logging, and organized crime, among others. These threats are affecting the internal order, the environment, the economy and the health of the Peruvian population. With the advent of democracy, the solution to border problems, and the emergence of…

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    In “Baka: Cry from the Rainforest,” the is film focused on a Baka family and their lifestyle. The film represents The Baka in a believable manner. I have not read or done any research on The Baka but I think that this film provides accurate and unbiased views. The film doesn’t seem to exclude any information that could be biased. The film really portrays how Indigenous people live and the issues that they are facing. A scene that represents these changes that stands out is the whole sequence of…

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    A large number of industries leads to pollution of the environment through the production of greenhouse gasses. Agricultural activities cannot be ignored. Logging of trees to increase land for farming has resulted in a reduction of trees, which are crucial in the reduction of carbon (IV) oxide. Increase expenditure on fertilizers, vast ranches of animals and rice paddies have ultimately led to climate change…

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    According to the United Nations ' Food and Agriculture Organization, an estimated 16 million acres of forest are being lost each year globally to deforestation (FAO 5). Contributing factors include agricultural expansion, logging, development, and other human activities. In order to put this into perspective, the World Wildlife Fund describes this as an equivalent to forty-eight football fields of forest being lost every minute (WWF 1). This is alarming, because even though for many of us, major…

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    This ranges from logging in and out of the classroom with or without participation. Other research has reported that students who participate in dynamic discussions had better course completion rates than failing students interacted less frequently. (Bilgnaut, Conje & Nagel…

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    other people intentionally for farming purposes. In this case, there are farmers who use fires to clear large land in order for them to grow crops (Cause, WWF®). The amount of deforestation caused by fires can be compared to amounts lost by illegal logging and deforestation combined. Overall, when forest are destroyed, lives are being threatened and biodiversity is being drastically reduced. When the forests are destroyed there are many animals that are either dead or are gone wild without…

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