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    Key Terms: Reservation System - After the strained relationships between the Native Americans and the Americans, the reservation system was developed. It gave Native Americans a certain plot of land which the American government urged the Native Americans to stay on. Battle of the Little Bighorn - Before this battle, the Native Americans had wiped out 250 Americans including Colonel George Custer. The United States military was then called in order to seek revenge. This was the short period of…

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    The way in which we live, how we work, what we wear, the variety of the foods we eat, and how we travel from place to place can all be attributed to the Industrial Revolution. This time period, which occurred during the 1700’s to 1800’s, was a “Game Changer.” (Modern World History, n.d.). This movement took Great Britain from a primarily agrarian society to an urban society. The movement spread quickly especially in places like the New World (America). America would reap the benefits of the new…

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    Mountain Mining Case

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    by B. Wilder on December 11, 2005, regarding a potential purchase of the South Face Mine from Mountain Mining Canada Limited (MMCL). The purpose of the analysis is to provide a better understanding of the potential risks and offer the best estimate of our actuarial recommendation. Engineers and financial analysts at Can-Do estimated that the cost savings through a combination of improved surface logistics and optimal location of new drift mines could result in approximately $1.5 million…

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    Welder Personal Statement

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    Trade qualified, results-driven and safety focused, I am actively pursuing a career opportunity in the construction and/or mining resources industry where I can utilise my extensive experience in the capacity of Welder and Boilermaker. Capable of working autonomously and as part of a team, I possess strong communication and problems solving skills with a hands-on approach and the ability to work in remote areas and challenging conditions. Competent in all aspects of boilermaking, welding and…

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    Humans have always been the cause of the harmful chemicals that can be found in the oceans. One of the major causes of ocean trash is ocean mining, which drills for gold, copper, silver, cobalt and zinc, which are located three and a half thousand meters down in the ocean. (conserve-energy-future.com) Land runoff is another big cause, land runoff is the spreading of ocean trash by water which…

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    implications: As the international population becomes more aware of the issue of climate change, Australia is obliged to explore possible emission containment options, as well as limiting the current usage of fossil fuels. Economically, Australia has a strong mining and energy industry, which could be severely impacted through the development of effective, renewable energy sources. Graph Analysis: → The graph shows the average summertime temperature -recorded over 100 years in total, graphed…

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    with the summer fire season. Variability in climate in relation to recent El Niño/La Niña patterns along with severe droughts may have promoted greater wildfire risks, especially in California where precipitation anomalies are influenced by Pacific surface temperatures. Although these two explanations appear to compete when it comes to determining whether California wildfire incidence is influenced by global warming, these two different theories may be complementary in some ways. Past land use…

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    Moreton Bay Marine Park is located on the eastern coast of Australia having the surface area of 3400km2 and consists of several islands including Moreton Island, Bribie Island, North and South Stradbroke Island. Moreton bay Marine Park was first established in 1993 to protect the high biodiversity and unique environment whilst still allowing recreational use of the Bay (Department of National Parks, Sports and Racing, 2017). North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), is one of the islands situated…

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    there is, for example with Aboriginal people. The oil industry affects Canada physically. It affects Canada physically because in order to get oil the workers have to mine. While mining, the workers dig into the earth, which deforms the land. Take Alberta Oil Sands for example, before it was beautiful before they started mining there. It was beautiful and evenly shaped. Now it is a horrible sight, there is a huge crater- like hole in the…

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    Fracking Vs Natural Gas

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    fractured.” (Freeman 1). This allows the gas to come through the ground from far distances without having to drill in numerous places which cuts down on the surface damages people would have with setting up several drill sites. Another point being that it only fractures the ground and does not cut huge tunnels and underground caverns like coal mining does. Fracking does not need the amount of space a Nuclear plant does in order to work. All of this together supports the fact that it is the least…

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