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    Geoengineering Issues

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    expressing itself with a variety of proposed projects. “Carbon dioxide, once released into the atmosphere, stays there in excess of 100 years.” (Ralston 823). The geoengineering projects such as solar shields, ocean fertilization and engineered weathering will help reduce the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere. Launching solar shields into the orbit could reduce the solar radiation reaching the Earth’s surface by eight percent. Phytoplankton’s serve as a virtual carbon sink.…

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    formations and glacier-carved landscapes that attract everyone from artists to geologists (Huber, 1987). Yosemite Valley was formed by a series of different forces including volcanism beneath the Earth’s surface, the movements of plate tectonics, weathering and erosion, and glaciation that carved the topography. Description of Yosemite Valley: Yosemite Valley measures seven miles long by one mile wide and the valley…

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    Simone Landrum Case

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    Simone Landrum, a 23-year-old African American woman from New Orleans, is the mother of two young boys. In 2016, she learns that she is expecting her third child and is thrilled about having a daughter, who she planned to name Harmony. However, this pregnancy wasn't like the previous two she had endured. Complications such as cramps, persistent migraines, and light sensitivity made her pregnancy challenging (wwltv.com, 2018). Additionally, Simone's relationship with her boyfriend, the baby's…

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    by the GOE is likely to have been used up by bacterial respiration, weathering and hydrothermal processes (Stern, et al., 2013). These processes could not have continued into the snowball Earth glaciations as the theory of snowball earth states a frozen sea must be present (Hoffman, et al., 1998). It does not however dictate that the continents also must be entirely frozen. However for no hydrological cycle and thus no weathering or carbon dioxide draw down to occur most continental areas would…

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    The Cycles of Life By Max Hennemann Biogeochemical Cycles are the ways in which energy and elements flow throughout an ecosystem. These cycles are important because they transport the elements that we need to survive. The Hydrologic Cycle Also known as the Water Cycle Hydrologic Cycle Description The hydrologic cycle focuses on the movement of water throughout the environment. It depicts how H20 changes states in the cycle. Humans impact the hydrologic cycle when we consume, dam, and pollute…

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    The Phosphorus Cycle

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    The phosphorus cycle is the movement of phosphorus in the ecosystem. The cycle starts from the rocks which contain a lot of phosphorus compounds. As these rocks experience weathering, they break down and gets mixed into the ground. Sometimes it gets washed away in water. With this, plants are able to absorb P from the ground. The animals eat these plants and absorb P. The phosphorus returns to the soil through the wastes we release, and when the dead decompose. These then goes back to the…

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    MST 313 Semester Project Progress report 1 Wheelchair-friendly Carousel for children fig 1. A sketch of the carousel (Pretorius, 2015) Bernadine Pretorius 28302207 Armand Meyer 10026305 Erica Davison 12064212 Target Market: The design of this wheelchair friendly carousel is targeted at children who are physically disabled and unable to use more conventional jungle gyms/outdoor toys. This carousel can be designed to be part of an indoor playground and can also become inclusive…

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    Elevated warming patterns will lead uplifted cooling, causing glaciation. On the other hand these same patterns cause instabilities in atmosphere, wind streams, evaporation and condensation levels, and general temperature all around the world. They can achieve extremes of both cooling and warming, and may lead to undesirable glacier forming. 2. The principle of uniformitarianism is the idea that the Earth is in a consistent condition of change, and ice ages are central point in our ever-changing…

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    An outdoor play area for infants should be one that allows them to explore the different sounds, textures, colors, and smells of nature to enhance all of their domains of development through developmentally appropriate and safe equipment and materials. Based on my understanding of Piaget’s stages of development, infants are in the sensorimotor stage. Meaning they need many developmentally appropriate social, motor, and cognitive opportunities in which they can experience success. Therefore,…

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    Each one of them has unique landmarks that were formed through hundreds of years. However, each of the landforms have one thing in common- they were formed through various processes involving water and rocks. Water and rocks shape our world by weathering and eroding the land, forming canyons, cliffs, and other landforms. The water cycle is a never-ending process in which water goes through various processes, evaporating and precipitating through eternity. First, water in a reservoir evaporates,…

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