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    Litter Litter is unsightly and can injure or kill wildlife. Litter can also release toxins into the environment and can block rivers and streams damaging wetland habitats. Littering is caused by: illegal dumping, overflowing bins and thoughtlessness. Peat…

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    The first phase is the production of Peat, which consists of partially decomposed plant matter. Normally, plant matter ends up in water will slowly break down due to the abundance of oxygen and carbon dioxide. However, when there is no oxygen present, the plant matter doesn’t fully break down. Whatever is left behind is called Peat. The second phase is the converting of peat to Lignite. It is formed when high temperature and pressure compress peat into a denser form. What is left is…

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    How to Grow Portobello Mushrooms in 3 Ways If you enjoy gardening, why not grow Portobello mushrooms in your backyard? Portobello mushrooms are one of the most popular ingredients used in many restaurants. You can sauté, grill or steam them. I love eating mushrooms because of their flavor and high nutritional value. Since I always buy mushrooms every time I do my weekly grocery, my neighbor suggested that I should probably try growing it in my backyard. I did a little research and found out…

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    The Beresovka Mammoth

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    their research they discovered that the fossils found in the North are obviously from the flood and they indicate a different climate than that which was experienced by the mammoths.  The remains of the mammoths which were discovered exist in the peat bogs that are most probably post flood.  Finally having looked at the studies of the scientists and their discoveries there is reason to believe that the mammoths associated with man were contemporary with those found in Siberia and in…

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    AICPA Professional Ethics

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    BILY, et al Plaintiffs and Respondents, v. PEAT YOUNG & COMPANY, Defendant and Appellant, the proceedings were as followed: “we find that since Peat Young was told that the audited financial statements would be used to solicit funds from prospective investors as part of its public offering and since the plaintiffs here were exactly such investors, Peat Young owed them a duty of care” (CP pg.12). Due to the fact Rico neglected to calculate the present…

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    Thuman 1 Jaden Thuman ELA 11B Mrs.Linder 24 April 2016 Raging peatland fires bond to destroy Indonesia’s environment “According to a 2007 study by the World Bank, Indonesia is the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases after America and China, mostly because of the destruction of forests and peatlands”(“Logging the good news; Indonesia’s forests”).This happens when land clearing plantations and farmers in Indonesia decide to clear land by creating forests fires that wipe out trees. This…

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    Western White Pine

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    General Description: Western White Pines are native to Western North America. They tolerate of a verity of soil condition from peat bogs, dry sandy soil to rocky conditions. They are tall, straight, pyramidal shaped tree with bluish-green needle that are in fascicle of 5. The bark is dark gray and platy. ID Characteristic: Some key identification characteristics are the needles, which are straight, flexible and triangular; bluish-green in color and have lines of white spots, which have 5…

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    In the article ‘Borneo’s Moment of Truth’ author Mel White explains the impact of modern society on the island of Borneo. The island of Borneo is the third largest island in the world and is shared by three countries Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei. The island was considered one of the most diverse habitats on the planet yet now faces the deforestation and pollution of many of the areas, which sustained that diversity. White looks at the displacement of both native peoples and species by the…

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    Did you know that Coal is a very good energy and is the cheapest energy source? Coal is found in all states of Australia. It is used as most of Australia’s power. Coal is a black or brown rock. Coal is a sedimentary rock and is formed over many years. It is extracted in two different ways, open-cut mining and underground mining. It has many different advantages and disadvantages. Coal is a combustible black or dark brown rock consisting chiefly of carbonized plant matter, found mainly in…

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    example of strong sustainability, saying that “compensatory afforestation schemes, especially if such schemes replace like with like (in terms of the type of trees and quantity) (p. 378). Another relevant example of strong sustainability is related to peat moss harvesting and it is occurring in…

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