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    Environment In a world devoted to consumption, considering where the products come from is rare. In many cases, resources are found from the uncivilized areas of the world. The result of this production is global deforestation. Deforestation results negatively on the Earth’s health. Deforestation is the mass clearing of trees which results in “the reduction of CO2 emissions” (Laborczy, Winkler). Besides the negative impact found in the Earth’s atmosphere, deforestation has a harmful impact the…

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    Natural Capital is the world’s input of natural assets which include soil, air, water and all living things. It is from this system that humans are able to obtain as well as make possible a wide variety of services. The emergence of this concept in recent decades reflects the fact that environmental systems are key in determining a country 's economic output and social well-being. Natural capital has several categories from which we benefit from such as renewable, nonrenewable, cultivated and…

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    Extinction is necessary for the Earth’s natural order. It is used as the world 's way of weeding out the weaker species that are unable to adapt or evolve to environmental change thus consequently dying out to make room for the newer better-adapted species which is key in providing the earth with a more sustainable and better-equipped equilibrium. With five mass extinctions notched into the earth 's belt it can hardly be denied that evolution and extinction are anything but a necessary, yet dark…

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    The recreated environments in which captive animals are forced to live in cannot possibly successfully recreate a habitat that allows for natural processes such as the food chain, sexual selection, and evolution. This can cause immense complications. With the food chain not materializing, the animals who consumed the animals that…

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    in the wild. They are taken away from their families and natural environments to do tricks and be trapped in cages at the zoo and they are unhappy. Some critics may argue it is easier to keep animals alive when they are being monitored in a zoo or aquarium. These helpless animals are suffering physically and mentally due to their experiences and it must be stopped. To start, animals should not be taken away from their natural environments. This can first be supported in the article “Wild…

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    that many soldiers were forced into these positions and their environment had propagandized false accusations against the group of people, which filled them with…

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    Forest School (FS)

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    Forest School (FS) A forest school is an education approach and also an inspirational process to give learner opportunity to achieve, to develop skills and confidence through hand on experience in a free outdoor woodland learning environment. Wales and localities in England took up Forest School in the year of 2000, and the main national support network for the forest school practitioners is from the Forestry Commission through the Forest Education Initiative (FEI). In 2001 Forest school…

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    Vernacular architecture is a style of building that is created without the use of an architect; it is architecture in its simplest form, concentrating only on the human necessity. Vernacular architecture began when people had to make use of the environment around them, in order to afford themselves protection and comfort as a response to a changing climate. It is a simple approach to a building’s most basic requirements and a direct style of architecture created according to exact context. Due…

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    Land Art Research Paper

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    the purposes and processes of various artist who works with natural and found objects in the environment. • Understand how natural and fabricated materials can be mediums of artistic expression. • Use visual vocabulary to articulate observations and importance of artists creating peripheral views with various materials. • Identify alternative artistic views for found objects. •…

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    Humanity’s relationship with nature periodically shifts between symbiotic and parasitic. We feed off nature in order to survive, and in exchange, we carefully monitor how our behavior affects the environment and the organisms within it. Responsibility is the price we pay for dominance and sentience. To help fulfill this duty, the United States government established the Wilderness Act in 1954 with the intention of becoming passive “guardians” of nature instead of encroaching “gardeners.”…

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