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    Building- Building has put a strain on the resources. Buildings make it hard for animals to find water and other resources they rely on to survive Over hunting- People are hunting animals as a sport and they are hunting the oryx for its fur and meat Overgrazing- Farmers are bringing in non native species that are eating the leaves till the leaves are gone. Dune riding- Dune riding causes animals that live underground to die and it is causing the sand to slip Mining- Mining is being done…

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    Marie Divine Bio 130 Environmental Science 30 August, 2017 The Tragedy of the Commons In Hardin’s work, “The Tragedy of the Commons”, the population problem is thoroughly examined philosophically and logistically. The commons refers to a resource in nature shared by many. The tragedy is referred to an individual’s unlimited use of these resources resulting in overexploitation and the ruin of resources. Haridn’s four major assumptions in this piece guide him to come to an ultimate conclusion.…

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    Habitat Destruction

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    WWF Global, about 100 million metric tons of aquatic life get taken for the sea every year for human’s consumption, if people continue to take that much aquatic life from the ocean, those species will be excitant (WWF Global, 2016). People allow overgrazing of the land so that they can own more livestock. Pollution causes animals to die because harmful chemicals get into the water and air and the animals breathe or drink the water they can die. Acid rain is an example of pollution, acid rain is…

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    A lot of controversy and debates surrounds the ethics of eating animals. The most common argument especially for people living in first world countries is that it is not necessary for survival or health. And killing animals just for the preference of the taste only is unjust. They argue that killing animals for food is unethical because there is plenty of non-animal food resources available. In response supporters of meat eating have included various scientific, nutritional, cultural and…

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    APPALACHIAN FORESTS Gas corporations say that natural gas is the future of clean energy, but they fail to tell people about the things they will be destroying to make this future a reality. Along with other things, the Appalachian Forest is being destroyed. The Appalachian Forest is critical for preserving endangered species and providing an invaluable connection to nature for the general public. Gas pipelines are endangering this precious resource and should be prohibited. There are many long…

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    and has a wide area of income which leads human’s to act against the law. And finally, we have to also understand the fact the not all deforestation is done intentionally as some are caused because of natural and wildfire factors and consequently overgrazing which might stop the growth of young trees. Regardless of whatever method is used, these tactics…

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    As seen in appendix B, there are many areas that have soil that is becoming unusable. This depletion happens from many different causes. According to the University of Michigan, “On the global basis, the soil degradation is caused primarily by overgrazing, agricultural activities, deforestation, overexplotation of land to produce fuelwood, and industrialization” (1). The areas most impacted by this are India and China, who have the highest population densities in the world. This will cause…

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    T. S. Eliot, a essayist, once said, “The historical sense involves a perception, not only of the pastness of the past, but of its presence” (“Four Quartets by Eliot”). The British have colonized Canada from 1763 to 1867, which greatly impacted the lives of both countries. During this period of colonization it sparked various unique personal experiences and perspectives for the Canadians and British. With that context, how do differing perspectives help us to understand the British colonization…

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    Deforestation is clearing Earth's forests on a huge scale, often resulting in damage to the quality of the land. Forests still cover about 35 percent of the world’s land area, but strips the size of cap is lost each and every year. The world’s rain forests could totally disappear in a hundred years at the current rate of deforestation. Forests are cut down for various reasons, but most of them are connected to money or to people’s need to offer for their families. The prime driver of…

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    A society that is based on the pursuit of profit and capitalism makes cooperation extremely difficult in this situation. If everyone’s only motive is to make a profit then each person will be out for themselves. Capitalism is based off of “winners” and “losers”. In order for there to be people with lots of money and are thriving then there must also be people who do not have much money and are struggling. People desire to be rich and success no matter the cost. Cooperation can be extremely…

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