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    1). As people need space to grow crops, they look for forests to chop down to create an open land, the results is a decrease of trees. The encyclopedia of science states that slash-and-burn often permanently converts the tropical rain forest into farmland, which leads to severe environmental problems” (Slash and burn Agriculture, 2015, para. 2). Along with the fact that it loses land for the environment, but it also causes more problems such as carbon…

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    Who Is Stem A Hero?

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    He “It's been over twenty years since he was killed he was heroic, daring, and now he is dead. He was a great man but he had one flaw he could never be a hero without his horse. The horse’s name is Stem, but because Stem was asleep that morning of when he died.” So let's go to the start. It was a morning to never forget, he was in one of the war tents having a drink because everyone knew they'd win the battle against Athens. He was from Sparta the warriors were already drinking to victory.…

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    Figurative Language Essay

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    bolster the idea that a future without social welfare programs is a harsh, uncaring world that lacks empathy, authors like Jana Kasperkevic in “Welfare Programs Shown to Reduce Poverty in America” describe the tactics of those who would cut funding as “slash-and-burn,” with ideologies that…

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    Comparable to the ‘slash’ genre of Western world is homoerotic manga genre known as Yaoi or Boys’ Love (BL), most of which are often fanfiction of original manga. In Fran Martin’s article “Comics as Everyday Theory: The Counterpublic World of Taiwanese Women Fans of Japanese…

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    Due to human activity the lungs of the earth are slowly dying. 20% of the earths’ oxygen is provided by the Amazon Rainforest (“25+ Spectacular Facts”). This statistic does not include smaller forests such as temperate forests, boreal forests, and coniferous forests. These forests make a small impact on overall oxygen levels, but their contribution will be noticed if they disappear. A forest can be described as a large tract of land covered with trees and underbrush (“Forest”). The…

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    liberals should be very concerned. Axios reports that White House adviser, Kellyanne Conway, has been the driving force behind the push. Insiders say she had a meeting with Trump on Friday at the White House to ensure he honors his campaign promise to slash federal funding for Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers.…

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    met(Pros and Cons of Deforestation). In agriculture, the slash and burn technique is also used most commonly, providing weed free and rich soil for crops to grow. The land like in cattle ranching, overtime becomes poor and unable to grow crops. So farmers again, for countless times, move on to another patch of land(Rainforest Concern.). Like the solution provided for cattle ranching, this can be applied to agriculture. Rather than using slash and burn technique on a large scale, use it on small…

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    Mayan Lowlands Summary

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    This article was originally published in 1962, by American Anthropologist; it studies the agriculture in the Maya Lowlands during the 1960’s to better understand the agriculture techniques of the ancient Mayan civilization. In addition, the study utilized the data to explain why the decrease in the Mayan population over time. It was determined that prior to performing the study that the climate was that of a tropical rainforest and that the climate had no changes from ancient Mayan time until…

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    In the Peruvian Amazon, slash-and-burn methods are utilized to provide nutrients to the soils from the woods’ biomass (Weber et al., 2001, p. 425). The nutrients that accumulate in the soil from this process provide roughly “one to three years of cropping before fields are left…

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    Research Paper In the past 114 years, an abundance of the Earth’s species have gone extinct due to deforestation, and humans are mostly responsible. Environmentalist Ed Begely Jr, also a well know actor, said “I don’t understand why when we destroy something created by man we call it vandalism, but when we destroy something created by nature we call it progress.” (Begely,1). Deforestation is a global issue that impacts a wide range, including human and animal life ultimately leading to the…

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