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    Remove Seawalls

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    The tide, salt corrosion, and overwatered lawns can all cause serious damage to a seawall. Unfortunately, homeowners often ignore their seawalls. This can be disastrous as their failure can result in the structures behind them going underwater. To keep this from happening, be on the lookout for indications that your seawall needs to be replaced. Those indications include: A Bowing or Leaning Seawall Your seawall is supposed to protect your waterfront property from erosion. Over time, a steel…

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    later on he was turned down because of his IEP his mom turned in. Due to Florida having sinkholes and lightning bolts, the upcoming events lead to Paul having another chance to play soccer again without an IEP in his way, which transitions the story to part two. I claim that the setting of the novel drives the plot. First of the cause of all this changes, and opportunities given to Paul is the sinkhole, and lightning strikes. Because of these disastrous events, they build up on one another…

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    Local Aquifer Essay

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    SP: Local Aquifer Use What problems are associated with pumping too much water from our aquifers in Florida? What major problem seems to be associated with parts of primarily Hillsborough County during late January and February? What is the reason for this and how does it disrupt peoples’ lives? Water just flows above ground right? Wrong. Water can even come from an underground source, as a few sorts of rocks have minor spaces, or pores in them which gradually permit liquids to move through.…

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    Pauls family moves to Tangerine because of this move he has problems at his school about his eye vision. Then he gets kicked of the soccer team and has to leave the school because the sinkhole ate his classroom. The sinkhole changed Paul a lot. It showed that he was a courageous boy because he was not scared of the sinkhole eating him. Just when he saw people drowning in it, he quickly ran and started to save them without thinking about what could happen to him. Because of this tragic disaster,…

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    familiar with her away around so she could easily escape without Mr. Harvey catching her. The remaining vestiges of farmland created a perfect place for Mr. Harvey to build his ‘projects’. Another specific element that was important was the sinkhole. The reason the sinkhole was important was because that’s where he hid Susie’s body and no one could find it because it was locked in a safe sinking into the Earth. It was also an important element in The Lovely Bones because that’s where Ray and…

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    It was the middle of November and I was sent to Samalut, Egypt to assist Sarah Parcak, Josh, and Noah, where they discovered a peculiar looking human bone buried 10 feet down in the sand. Sarah discovered this site, by using the satellite imaging analysis that helps find buried ruins. The sun was beating on our backs, as we worked long hours, barely getting anywhere close to reaching the item. Around noon, our crew had dug approximately halfway down, when suddenly a colossal sand storm was…

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    Pompeii Case Study

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    The website that I chose was from a history.com because it is a reliable source and because they also have a television channel that has accurate facts that people took time into researching facts about history. You can tell that it is a reliable and accurate source for information about Pompeii because the publisher of the website is A&E Television Networks and that network actually takes time to look at facts about history and make sure they tell accurate information to their researchers…

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    Edward Bloor's Tangerine

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    Literary Analysis Essay on Tangerine Paul hears the splintering of the wooden walkways between the portables as he pulls students out of a deadly sinkhole. Paul Fisher moved into a new development called Lake Windsor Downs. At his new school, Lake Windsor Middle School, there is a sinkhole that swallowed the classroom portables that housed all of the seventh and eighth-grade classes. While the school is being repaired he has the option to go to Tangerine Middle School with no IEP in order to…

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    Makina is literally dead. “Makina was saved,” (11) but her life was not. The first page of Yuri Herrera’s Signs Preceding the End of the World describes a sinkhole that settles into a perfect circle as Makina “flailed her feet frantically backward” (11) away from it, saving her. However, Herrera notably never mentions that the sinkhole stopped expanding before reaching her. Makina hated her “slippery bitch of a city” and death was her savior from it. (11) The Cambridge English Dictionary defines…

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    extra steps to insure the safety of what they build which is costing more money for the state and the people that are living in it, states on the coast are always losing homes and towns to the constant threat of rising sea levels and high tides, sinkholes and hurricanes are becoming more of threat and always having to worry about natural disasters, these natural disasters are becoming more and more a threat every year because the climate is constantly changing causing the sea levels to always…

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