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    California Wildfires Essay

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    Wildfires can destroy wildlife habitat causing habitat fragmentation, diminishing timber and forestry health, polluting the air with carbon dioxide, dramatically altering watersheds, negatively effecting soil chemistry, and requiring large amounts of water during a drought to combat the fires. Habitat loss is the worldwide leading cause of loss of biodiversity, a metric used to describe species richness in a given area. More…

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    The relevance or importance of environmental issues that are affecting populations locally and worldwide is growing and creating problems. Climate change, population growth, pollution, fossil fuels, alternative energy sources and many others are having an impact in our lives. Governments are implementing laws and policies aiming to reduce adverse impact to the environments. Scientists are busy studying and collecting data, new students enroll every year to study the environmental sciences. This…

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    River Herring Essay

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    that investigated the migratory conservation of River Herrings within the Chesapeake Bay. These objectives are; firstly, to conduct tributary scale monitoring of population dynamics and environmental drivers of spawning run. Secondly, to conduct watershed scale monitoring of presence or absence in spawning streams. Thirdly, to develop bay-wide habitat using models that will inform conversation and restoration planning. Lastly, to use track individual-scale and spawning habitat as it responses to…

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    years before any human settlement; “The Sea of Grass” has a delicate and critical ecosystem with influence on not just flora and fauna but also for humans residing there. Primarily a subtropical wetland, the everglades region is part of a lager watershed with its unique niche containing several plants and animals exclusive to it. With a total area of 4000 square miles prior to human squandering, it’s part of a larger water system consisting of Kissimmee, Lake Okeechobee, Everglades and finally…

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    Crew Observation Essay

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    that I didn’t know until I visited CREW and learned from our tour guide. I quickly learned from the guide what CREW acronym means Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed. As we enter CREW she was able to show us a map the location of CREW, and the land that is acquired which is around 60 thousand acres of land that represent the largest watershed intact in Southwest Florida. As we walked it was a very humid day and sunny. As I looked…

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    Sao Paulo Water Crisis

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    Extended droughts, loss of rain, rising population and poor management are increasing the atypical climate scenario. The government need to invest in new reservoirs or the situation will deteriorate and worsen in the future. Watershed protection is one of the viable option for Sao Paulo’s reality in the water crisis. Conclusion The effects of the drought in Sao Paulo will be challenging in the future due to climate change and the cities population growth. The government must…

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    Outdoor Core Essay

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    for their different grade levels, complete with monthly plans, instructional activities, resources, links, field trips, service learning projects, and alignment documents. To do this they utilized lessons from Project Wet, Project Wild, Adopt a Watershed to create lessons and put them into the NGSS model. They had to go through hundreds of Curriculum guides – put out by various publishers related to hands-on science – and pull from these different resources to decide on the best lessons. This…

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    Aksai Chin Case Study

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    How Aksai Chin became the bone of contention? Mohan Guruswamy 1,260 words Indian and Chinese troops are in yet another face-off in the Aksai Chin region. How this cold and wind-swept desert became a seemingly intractable dispute is tale worth telling. It was the ambitions of two Kashmir Maharaja’s that saddled India with its two biggest security challenges. We know how Hari Singh’s vacillation led to the invasion of his realm by the Pakistani raiders in 1947 and what followed is well known. But…

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    Storm water is a large quantity of rain fall or excess water from melted snow or ice. Storm water runoff is the melted ice or snow that flows into the nearest river, creek, lake or ocean instead of being infiltrated into the ground. Storm water management is to lessen as much polluted runoff water flowing back into the nearest body of water. Within in this paper, methods for managing storm water will be issued. Stormwater runoff has been documented to increase flooding which reduces ground water…

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    “escalated at a pace never before seen in history” (602). The Reign of Terror and the Law of 22 Prairial left too many people dead for the world to ignore. France will never be the same because of their actions from 1789-1799. The French Revolution was a watershed moment in European history that changed French society, politics, and international relations for the worst. There were many changes to society and the way of life for the French citizens at the time of the Revolution. The…

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