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    Blue Gum High Forest

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    In Iona Creek Reserve, weeds were located around the grassy area. This is a major issue, not just because weeds are an invasive and fast growing species, but also because there are endangered plants located on the site. The Blue Gum High Forest is the main endangered species on the site. This forest sheltered the Sydney region before European settlement, and is now limited to small bushland along a small range of suburbs in Sydney. The Blue Gum Forest is one of six main indigenous communities of…

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    Climate Change In Africa

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    is a drought they cannot irrigate leading to a shortage of food. Subsistence farmers are also reliant on graze land for their livestock and for graze land to be available it depends on rainfall. Also stated in the Via Afrika textbook is that “Overgrazing during drought years can contribute to desertification which mainly is when places become more arid”. Also if there was more rain in usually dry conditions this can cause swarms of locusts to breed which destroys…

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    Costa Rica Deforestation

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    Page Break Everyday people walking through life watching insects buzz, birds fly, and trees blow in the wind, not thinking about how special each one of these events taking place actually are. Mindlessly ignoring the surrounding area of the actions happening they maybe annoying but they are key for the survival of life. The effects of the human race are playing a crucial part in the survival of the entire planet actions should be taken to ensure the survival of the ecosystem.…

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    The West has been romanticized throughout American history and culture. Brinkley states, “since the earliest moments of European settlement in America, the image of uncharted territory to the west had always comforted and inspired those who dreamed of starting life anew” (457). Despite the Americans’ idealized visions of the West, the realities Americans faced once moving there were harsh and unfriendly. The West was composed of multi-ethnic areas, unfortunately, racism was still prevalent.…

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    The Niger Economy

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    The prominent desertification issue is a result of years of environmental degradation from overgrazing livestock such as cattle and other herding animals. Desertification depletes nutrients in soil and therefore makes the crops less nutritious. 80.7% of Niger’s population is rural (CIA) who depend on agriculture to meet their families’ daily needs…

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    nations still respond automatically to the shibboleth of the "freedom of the seas." Professing to believe in the "inexhaustible resources of the oceans," they bring species after species of fish and whales closer to extinction.”. Hardin compares the overgrazing of cows to the killing of animals in the ocean, which relates to the animal loss in both The Lorax and the deforestation of the…

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    The Norse Greenland civilization began in 986 C.E. and lasted until the early 1500s. It was founded by Erik the Red, who first explored it in 982 C.E. after getting kicked out of Norway and Iceland for manslaughter. He was the person that led to first settlers of Greenland there, where they established three settlements; the largest being the eastern settlement, the second greatest was the western settlement, and the smallest was the middle settlement. The eastern settlement was by far the…

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    are at risk of food insecurity and 2.5 million of need lifesaving assistance.” (CARE, 2014). Sahel suffers from drought on a regular basis along with its compromised locust plagues, rising food prices, flood, poor crop yields, cultivation and overgrazing which has led to the desertification of the soil leaving millions hungry and malnourished. As a result of this there is significant food shortages and food insecurity.…

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    Columbian Exchange Impact

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    The creation of colonies in the Americas that led to the widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, human populations, technology, and ideas between the Americas and the Old World in the 15th and 16th centuries. There are a lot of contributions that we didn't even knew had such a big impact on our world. The Columbian exchange is the type of contribution of the old world to the new and the new world to the old. Some examples that affected our world majorly are horses and how the impacted…

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    Agriculture industries can properly manage their operations to prevent overgrazing of pastures, particularly near stream banks, storing and apply manure away from water bodies, and minimize use of fertilizers and pesticides (EPA, 2003). Logging operations should undertake efforts to avoid erosion and minimize stream crossings…

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