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    Evaluate Coral Bleaching

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    Coral bleaching is put into different categories based on the loss of dinoflagellate symbionts. Large events affect coral reefs with a growing frequency. Recent bleaching has hamed corals throughout the world's oceans. When coral bleaching appears only in a scientific literature after warming of the ocean. In the next 30- to 50 years bleaching will rise rapidly because of the change in sea temperature. Changes in stress on coral communities worldwide. Lots of methods have been used to evaluate…

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    American Air Pollution

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    pollution is the consistency of particle in the air that are harmful to humans, animals, and plants, and often times buildings (Rutledge, et al., 2011). With these pollutants in the air, they act as the beginning of a chain of effects that occur in our cycle of life. Air pollution in the 21st century is becoming greater each day as man-made technology distributes harmful gasses and chemicals that are circulated through our ecosystem. While our technology increases and the methods of burning…

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    Water is essential for life to exist on Earth. It exists as a solid, liquid, and gas and is common in every state. Covering about 75% of Earth’s surface and 70-90% of mass in living organisms, water is the most abundant liquid on Earth (Sarquis). In the Bible, water is mentioned many times in the Old and New Testament. The unique physical properties such as hydrogen bonding, evaporation, and surface tension are mentioned in the Bible and help to prove the existence of a Creator through not only…

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    ways include air pollution, deforestation, solid waste production,water pollution, and many more. The problem with air pollution comes mainly from burning fossil fuels. We burn fossil fuels through burning the coal, oil, natural gases, and fuel we need to drive cars and have electricity. Water pollution comes mainly from dumping untreated sewage into bodies of water like the ocean, lakes, ponds, rivers, etc. This is causing our water to be contaminated. When we burn solid waste we emit…

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    Pike fishing is a very popular form of fishing throughout not only North America, but most of the Northern Hemisphere. Pike fishing is regarded as a popular form of freshwater sport-fishing or game-fishing Familiar to both freshwater and brackish waters (saltier or more saline than freshwater, but less saline than saltwater) of the Midwestern and Great Lakes areas of the United States as well as parts of Canada and Europe, Northern Pike is an especially popular game-fish. So popular in fact,…

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    According to Michael Daley, associate professor of environmental science at Lasell College in Newton, Massachusetts, the main problem produced by the practice of deforestation is it’s impact on the Earth’s global carbon cycle. In large quantities, greenhouse gases, create climate change. Oxygen is unable to absorb thermal infrared radiation like greenhouse gases are able to, therefore, the deforestation of rainforest trees lessens the amount of carbon stored while simultaneously…

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    sol–gel method using tetra-n-butyl titanate as the precursor. Solution A was prepared by dissolving 17 mL TBT in 30 mL anhydrous ethanol with stirring (300 rpm) for 30 min. The other solution that contained 28.35 mL anhydrous ethanol, 7.25 mL deionized water and 20 mL 3 M acetic acid was slowly added into the above solution with magnetic stirring at room temperature. The prepared mixture was further hydrolyzed for 60 min with stirring until the transparent sol was obtained, which was aged for 20…

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    Drought Response Essay

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    Abrams et al 1990), or even to minimal water potentials (Davis and Mooney 1986, a, b). A variety of contrasting, compensating physiological changes may occur as water is lost; e.g., open stomata allow water potential to decline while photosynthesis continues, or closed stomata prevent both low and photosynthesis (Bannister and Kissel 1986; Schulz et al 1987; Guehl et al 1991). The basal water potential as predawn is an important, useful measurement of plant water status (Hinckley et al 1978;…

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    the CO2 get into oceans, and what are biological impacts. Ocean Acidification is a reduction in ocean pH due to the uptake of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) by surface waters, has recently emerged as a major research area in the marine science (Hoffman et al. 2010). Carbon dioxide (CO2) diffuses into the ocean carbon cycle where molecules of CO2 enter the ocean…

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    possessions. Poverty is the lack of basic amenities leading to physical deprivation. Poverty is known to be the biggest nemesis of good health and well-being because it forces people to live in a surrounding atmosphere that lacks hygienic accommodations and water, and sufficient sanitation. Moreover, people who suffer from poverty are less likely to be schooled, get jobs, and earn acceptable wages. That has been said, poverty has a psychological culminations because it robs people of their power…

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