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    Palm oil is in charge of expansive scale forest transformation in the tropics and broad carbon outflows, adding to global warming. As global demand for palm oil keeps on expanding, tropical forests crosswise over Southeast Asia, and progressively Africa and Latin America, are at danger for transformation into vast scale palm oil plantations. In traditional plantation agriculture, a single crop is grown over a large area planted in neat rows with well-developed network of transportation and…

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    Zika Virus Research Paper

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    puddles, buckets and much more. But there is one difference in this mosquito then the rest. This specie carries Dengue and Chikungunya which is an infection that causes joint issues, fever, and even death. However, these diseases are only in the tropics and…

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    In recent centuries, global temperatures have been rising due to the increased amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. Scientists have been studying climate change in order to better understand human impact on it and what we need to change. One of the biggest factors in climate is the ocean currents. They help to determine how water and air move around the world: where it goes, what temperature it is, how much nutrients is in the water, etc. However, scientists have only…

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    Aldous Huxley was born on July 26, 1894 in England. He was born in an illustrious family. His grandfather was the famous Victorian scientist, Thomas Henry Huxley who was the disciple of Darwin. Because of his family background Aldous Huxley was interested in a variety of subjects. His novels are Time Must Have a Stop, After Many Summer, Ape and Essence and The Genius and the Goddess. Characters in the Brave New World a. John: the savage is the hero of the novel. He acts as a bridge between the…

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    The Rocky Mountains, also known as the Rockies are a masive mountain range located in western North America. It is believed that to the south the American Rockies exsisted under sea level at some point millions of years ago. Looking similarly too florida and it's tropical tempertures. Proof of this is in the Colorado Rockies, sediment left behind, mostly large fossils of female ammonites or squid, crabs and other sea creature fossils. Just outside Denver, Colorado lay large 60 degree a ngeled…

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    Did you know that in the late adolescent stages of life, teenagers have a 200 percent increased chance of dying? This is because it's proven that the teenage brain is wired for risk taking due to peer pressure and other factors. In Jeanne Miller's informational article ‘The Debt We Owe to the Adolescent Brain’ it is explained through a myriad of different methods and text structures that our brains during adolescence are distinctly different than that of our brains in our childhood and adult…

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    "The water 's rising pretty fast. I got a hammer and an ax and a crowbar, but I 'm holding off on breaking through the roof until the last minute. Tell someone to come get me please. I want to live," said Chris Robinson during the duration of Hurricane Katrina. The horrendous and catastrophic Hurricane Katrina changed Americans view about how the government is able to respond to emergency situations. With the help of many emergency crew and organizations, New Orleans was able to slowly rebuild…

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    Byproducts of Rising Global Temperature The terms global warming and climate change are often thought of as interchangeable, while they are to some extent, particularly within the context of politics, in science the terms are taken more literally. As discussed earlier, the scientific community is in agreement with regards to the fact that global temperatures are increasing. So calling the phenomenon global warming is not technically incorrect, however, global warming does not encompass the…

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    Ocean Current Causes

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    Oceans are large bodies of salt water which hold the largest variety of plants and animals on earth. Oceans have currents that travel worldwide, generated by breaking winds and water salinity. These currents also speed up ships and transport nutrients around the world. Marine plants also generate the majority of the world’s oxygen, and regulate climate worldwide. In conclusion, oceans are large bodies of saltwater which hold the majority of life. They also make more of the world habitable. Their…

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    It also explains that it affect various other things. Even though this happens as a part of global warming, it itself have some of its own effects. It kills some fish, it creates floods, mudslides in California, Hurricanes in Mexico, ice storms in New England, Tornadoes in the south, droughts in Asia, and forest fires in sumatra as well (Tennesen 114). It has all sorts of impacts to it. It is understandable how dangerous it is. The effects are throughout the world. All of the effects have caused…

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