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    There is no greater retreat on earth than a weekend spent in a Smoky Mountain cabin. This relatively affordable abode comes in a few different forms ranging from exquisitely luxurious to rustically quaint. No matter what your tastes, you are certain to find a Smoky Mountain cabin that is right for your vacation. The first step to your own Smoky Mountain getaway is as close as your computer. I found a lot of resources that will point anyone looking for a romantic retreat like this on the…

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    The Western Shoshone and Southern Paiute put together a council of representatives who represent communities in close proximity to the Nevada Test Site. They formed what is called The Native Community Action Council (NCAC), filled with activists, leaders and elders of the communities. Many feel that since the beginning of the nuclear age, not many actions have been taken to preserve the health and environment of Western Shoshone and Southern Paiute. 1. The NCAC made observations of…

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    White Bark Deforestation

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    particular mountain in Yellowstone contains a large population of white bark pine trees and about twenty grizzly bears. Over about twenty years, average temperatures get significantly warmer due to pollution and climate change. As modeled by the diagram, warmer temperatures lead to an increase in the population of white bark pine infesting beetles. An increase in the beetles overwhelms the defense systems of the white bark pine trees, and they are completely wiped out from the mountain in about…

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    Climate Change In Canada

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    Climate change of Canada To inaugurate, climate change is affecting the regions of Canada in disparate ways. These habitudes are centered around tree-chewing bugs, fire activity, and aspen dieback. Even though the outcome of Canada’s forests look bleak, there are some better causatums. These include letting the scientists learn about what would happen if the tree population changed drastically, as it is doing. Although the regions of Canada are being destroyed, global warming catches up with…

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    Here in Fredericksburg, we are situated in one of the most idyllic portions of Virginia, we are far enough south from DC and far enough north from Richmond and just rural enough that our AQI is hovers typically around 20. Additionally, our power is supplied by one of the largest nuclear power plants in the US, the North Anna Power Station, so we experience none of the effects of the coal mining or burning that supplies much of the state's energy. In light of this, and because it interests me…

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    West Fraser Case Study

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    West Fraser Timber co Ltd (West Fraser) operates in southern United States (US) as well as in western Canada. The governmental regulations for the forestry industry vary amongst different territories and countries. Therefore, West Fraser is subject to different regulations according to the location of its operations. In Canada, the provincial and territorial governments are responsible for the governance of the country’s forests. These laws require land-use planning, respect of aboriginal…

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    Global Warming Teya Sharir Social Studies 11 Mr. Dignum 1-4 Global warming is a significant issue, which could cause numerous negative effects on Canada. This could include severe damaging to the environment, along with the endangerment of the health of future generations. Climate change is not only harmful and could produce a few beneficial impacts as well including increasing the farm and agriculture production, and assisting the health of Canadians as the…

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    Giant Sequoia Essay

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    giant Sequoia trees die. The bark of the tree is also resistant to fungi and wood beetles. The tree can resist windfall and its wood does not rot. Although fire can kill young giant sequoias, the tree largely depends on fire to release seeds from their cones and to eliminate its competition. Photograph 2: Cedrus atlantica, (Endl.) Manetti ex Carrière. (Cedrus atlantica, 2017) C. atlantica is found in the Atlas Mountains in North Africa and is part of the Pinaceae family. C. atlantica is a…

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    Background Lomborg stated that greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere cause global warming. However while global warming is a problem, Lomborg believes that its total impact will not have a devastating effect on humanity’s future. Lomborg’s claim is an important topic as it relates to global warming and the ecosystems affected by the extra heat. This heat is caused when the greenhouse gases that are emitted by various sources linger in the atmosphere. While these gases…

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    Five times in the history of Earth, mass extinctions of unimaginable death scale almost wiped out most of the life on the planet. The last event occurred 65 million years ago when Earth was impacted by an asteroid killing the dinosaurs and other organisms (70 per cent of the species). The deadliest of these extinction events happened more than 252 million years ago. The event is known as the Permian-Triassic Extinction Event or the “Great Dying” that killed around 90 per cent of all species on…

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