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    Wind: An Energy Source Alternative Wind power is a renewable source of energy. Wind turbines convert the wind’s kinetic energy into mechanical or electrical energy that can be used for power. Wind energy is viewed as a clean alternative to fossil fuels and can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Wind energy can provide a lot of benefits to the ecosystem and economy of the United States. While wind energy does have a lot of perks, some people argue that wind energy is an expensive and…

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    Mentalidad: De Los Consumedores Since the early ages of the nineteen nineties American consumers with a distinctive than norm consumer mentality have known, to keep up with the joneses, as it is known in the country of the United States. Do to the consumers wanting and buying items that others have: because for the consumer they feel they need to buy something or have a specific item for them to get a sense of satisfaction and happiness. Without their materialistic item the consumer wouldn’t…

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    Evening. The time when everypony gets smashed and tries to forget about life. Life. What a concept in this day and age. It isn’t hard to forget about life, mainly because we don’t really live one. Okay, I mean we do, it’s just not that great, though for me it is. Or so I’ve been telling myself for the past six years; being a town’s thief will make you feel that. But life just isn’t the same as it used to be in Equestria. Things have changed, and they’ll never go back to how things were. Not…

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    personification, syntax, and descriptive diction in order to convey that hope can always be found even amidst death and destruction. In the time Hardy writes this poem, the Industrial Revolution in Britain had been dwindling down and factories and smog had filled the air. He uses the poem in a way to express the devastating effects the modern world has on nature through personification, as well as the use of diction. He introduces a shift from hopeless to hopeful through a change in syntax.…

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    School Uniform Colonialism

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    School uniforms are not universally utilized throughout the world. In fact, across the globe people of color are significantly more likely to attend a school that mandates uniforms. Given this, one might postulate that communities of color value school uniforms and therefore, utilize them more often. This paper will suggest that this is not the case and demonstrate the role that colonialism and systemic oppression play in the widespread use of uniforms on students of color. This is increasingly…

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    Plasti Plastic Case Study

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    Introduction Throughout the world, millions of tons of plastic are produced annually and used in countless ways, from packaging to exfoliants in cosmetics (REF). Plastic’s wide popularity stems from its desirable properties, such as being aesthetically pleasing and cost effective. Much of the plastic on the market consists of disposable, one-time-use items. Discarded plastic then accumulates in the environment; so far many studies have shown that plastic accumulates in marine ecosystems…

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    children, they can spark debate in many adults. Even today, I see the effects we are having on the environment all around me. Just around the corner from my house, only a five minute drive, sit numerous chemical plants. Throughout the day you can see the smog and pollution they inject into the air. While these plants may provide some helpful service to us, they may also do more harm than good. It is crucial that we achieve our goals, but we must take care of our planet as we do so. Limbaugh,…

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    The year I got my driver 's license began auspiciously, with the sheikh 's home on Sunset Boulevard burning to the ground on New Year 's Day. It was about a decade after Manson and before Menendez, and the sheikh 's lewdly-embellished statues lining the property reinforced the certainty that all threats came from outside the city limits. I was at my best friend Allegra 's house a half block away when we heard the sirens and went to watch the spectacle. Wearing the Benetton sweaters they 'd…

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: This report provides an analysis and evaluation of environmental planning of Australia and urban development. There are 3 relevant case studies of ecologically sustainable development that is clean land, clean air and plan for a clear environment. All the information presented and conceptualizes the state of environmental planning in Australia in relationship between urban form community and government attitudes to natural processes, resource management and policy development…

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    Global Warming and Its Effects on Maryland Today, global warming is evident all over the globe. Luckily, our society has the technology to analyze its effects and can come up with ideas and tools people can implement to slow this damaging and frightening process down. Already, Maryland is the 3rd state most at risk for global warming and climate change. Specifically in Maryland, global warming has definitely become a visible threat to their economy; global warming is effecting their tourist…

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