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    causing similar problems with birds. For example, birds are having less hatchlings. Even, pharmaceuticals are becoming for marine life. In this chapter I am coming to realize man is kind of evil. How many different ways are we destroying the planet and life on it? They are countless I am starting to see. All the odds are stacked against all life. Chapter Ten: The Age of Plastic The age of plastic is upon us. Plastic is everywhere, including rivers, lakes, and oceans. In the ocean,…

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    So how could your people possibly grow if they continue to live their lives without even knowing that your history is filled with glorious triumphs and comes with a rich culture that has basically shaped every other culture on this planet?” After that the room was silent. We all knew that Wylie was right and nobody could really argue…

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    the force. Due to me not being, what the police force were looking for. Then, the captain, the very next day gave me a Captain Combat Suit. He told me to “Wear the suit in training and use it in combat zones” I wondered why the Captain always help me out all the time, I asked Octavia why the captain was helping me, when Octavia and I were at the local diner. But she would never tell me, I was not surprised, me and her were barely on speaking terms with each other. I came up with a desprite…

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    My Solar Project Essay

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    \I worked for some time on a solar project with many wonderful souls from Ananda. Several years ago on this project, I had worked out some complicated pressure and thermal dynamic equations, and I thought our solar project wouldn’t work. I came to Swamiji in a huff with pages and pages of equations that demonstrated it wouldn’t work. He simply and calmly said, “You should check those equations with Dharana.” Dharana by the way is an actual rocket scientist, a great yogi, and a dear friend.…

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    Syrian Refugee Crisis

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    America cannot continue to say “us” and “them” because we are all one species sharing a planet. We must help the Syrian refugees out of the human compassion that everyone has. The opposing views of this issue must be able to agree that we must at least aid the refugees still overseas. The United States has already taken in 1,500 refugees and gradual increase…

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    Carson Vs. Wilson Analysis

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    think. Edward O. Wilson felt the crisp dry dead leafs and also found himself in the mystical forest, however, when he left the battlefield of earth was lost to man. Similarly Rachel Carson noted a change in the physiology of earth and unveiled a silent biological warfare. Throughout humanity’s vast timespan people have been admiring the landscape, as a place of beauty and to some a place to dominate. It is this principle struggle that one shall examine through the control, the epic battle and…

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    For anyone who has taken a walk around the nature, as his or her favorite thing, one could have look up to the sky and listen to the birds singing in the high, blue sky. Additionally, that person could have count the number of birds that were heading homes. Suddenly, the wind slightly swept through and whispered through the ears. Took in a deep breath, he or she could sense the taste of fresh air. The mind opened. What a time to be alive. However, time changed. In reality, the air that used to…

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    Comic Book Gender Roles

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    enclosed in the mentalities of a male-dominated society. We spun on the axis of sexism. We walked the grounds of bias opinions. We got caught up in the silent winds of voices unheard and cloudless skies of faces unseen. Now fast-forward twenty years, my niece is growing up surrounded by women. Times have changed. The women surrounding her have broken out of this enclosure. We have created our own rotational spin of balance. We walk the fields of open mindedness. And we make sure our voices are…

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    The Lorax Themes

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    Anyone who hasn’t been living under a rock for the past thirty years (on that note, even ten years) acknowledges that the world has changed radically. From the rise and further advancement of computers, to the increasing prevalence of bioengineering, and even something as simple as how people discuss things all demonstrate that this is a radically different world from my parents, my grandparents and my great grandparents. With these innovations, problems both contemporary and archaic have…

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    was usually spearheaded by the wealthy who saw the common people spreading over the landscape, destroying things as they went along Hetch Hetcy Valley Controversy John Muir became very concerned with preserving many of the natural beauty spots out west. He wrote and became involved in controversies about these places. One notable one was a dam he opposed because it would flood an incredibly beautiful valley called Hetch Hetchy Valley. He argued that the water was not needed, but after the…

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