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    Wild Fire Research Paper

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    It also recycles nutrients back into the soil and aids in tree growth. It helps the growth of trees because the main reason trees don't grow properly is because of overcrowding, controlled burning can help remove trees and prevent some trees from growing. Which gives the trees the proper amount of space to grow and be…

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    Personal Narrative-Home

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    Part One As we walked out of the school doors, a breeze hit us. With it being around ninety degrees out that day, a breeze was very unexpected, but it was there. The breeze caused signs and trees to move along with it. With the trees moving with the breeze there was the sound of the leaves rustling and this noise could be heard from over the ruckus of the highway. As these cars drove along the highway they passed between two cornfields that were next to the high school. One of these cornfields…

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    Hemingway’s usage of rivers as a symbol of time occurs in the stories “Big Two Hearted River,” and “Hills Like White Elephants.” “Big Two Hearted River” is a story about Nick Adams and his postwar life. The story is centered in the small burned down town of Seney and Nick is trying to get away and relieve his mind of his always constant memories. In “Big Two Hearted River” the river functions as a symbol of time because the trout, which represent Nick’s thoughts, are trying hard to swim steady…

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    Valley Continued… I noticed a clump of trees in the blazing, hot desert. Where there were trees, I thought, there has to be water. The trees were only about 50 feet away from me but walking towards them in the 120 degree heat felt like they were 10 miles away. I wiped away my sweat with the back of my hand. Once we got to the trees, I couldn’t help but scream. “We are saved! We can survive for at least 2 weeks here!” Gina and Jenny scrambled to the trees to see what I was yelling about. There…

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    Easter Island

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    variety of trees, shrubs, ferns, and herbs. This was the home of a common the hauhau tree. The hauhau tree yields a strong fiber used to make rope. This early forest, along with…

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    Taiga Biome Research Paper

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    White Poplar White poplar trees live fast and die young; they can grow extremely rapidly and are used for paper, shipping crates, and a number of other purposes. Poplars love moisture, which the taiga is more than happy to provide. 14. Hemlock No – not the poisonous plant. The Hemlock…

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    Clear Cutting Effects

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    Lumbers job description consists of harvesting thousands acres of trees for a later profit. Typically lumber industries gain their profits from other manufacturers that makes products from trees. Everyday products are made from trees including paper, sponges, rubber, etc. (Discover More). There is a high demand for lumber throughout the world, and provides a high amount of jobs. According to the Bureau…

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    there are vibrant colored trees with a layer of white covering the ground as if it was snowing. The leaves on the trees seem to meet in the middle of the road overtop of the street lights. Deeper into the painting, there are two people walking down the road with their backs turned to the viewer. It seems to be a man and a woman taking a stroll on a cold night. Afremov is known for his use of many different colors in his paintings. In First Snow, the leaves on the trees in the picture hold…

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    elk in the park, wolves are making more room for bears, beavers, and several trees that had been eaten down by the intense grazing of the elk herds. The Yellowstone National Park Website also says that the beaver population has done considerably better than it had when the wolves were not present. Many of the beavers in Yellowstone use willow trees to build their dams. When the elk population was overwhelming, the trees were eaten down at a very young age and many never even had the…

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    School Fire Research Paper

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    numbers of plants and trees to survive or regenerate depending on the severity of the fire and the fire adaptations each plant or tree species possess. Some salvage logging was done after the fire occurred and other areas were re-seeded with native grasses to reduce erosion and…

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