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    An intense wildfire filled on the oil city of Fort McMurray, Canada, destroying at least 1600 structures and more than 88,000 citizens were forced to flee, vacating the fire-gutted area chaotically. The fire blazed at least 1,010 square kilometres which is larger than Singapore. Due to the climate change, Alberta’s oil sands region was driven by strong winds and hot, dry weather causing a monster blaze. Even though scientists claim that it is impossible for global warming to cause the fire,…

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    Biome Description: Chaparrals have different terrains. For example, they can be flat plains or rocky mountains and hills. Chaparrals are primarily found in California and North of Baja California Peninsula, Mexico. Wildfires are very common since the climate is very dry and hot. Climate and Location: During winter, chaparrals can be cool and moist but rarely will it rain. Chaparral regions receive only around 10-17 inches of rain throughout the year and the average temperature during winter…

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    The Chaparral Biome

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    has a significant impact on the Chaparral biome is land erosion. The mountainous terrain of the biome erodes and creates a runoff that obstructs the few waterways the biome has. A major lack of water to the lands will cause wildfires to flourish. A certain extent of wildfires could be beneficial to organisms, but too much could be…

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    The three years starting from fall 2011 to fall 2014 was the driest since record keeping started in 1895. California is now going into its fourth year of severe drought. A drought is a period of drier-than-normal conditions that causes water-related problems. California is in serious trouble and if we don't do anything about it, there will be dangerous consequences. Results of the drought include economic problems, water levels dropping, and long term impacts. The absence of water is leading to…

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    Risk Of Climate Change

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    The risk of climate change and global warming The world has been warming since over 100 years ago. Because of the global warming, the climate is becoming changing. When the climate is changing, so many risks are occurred in the world. The risks of climate change and global warming are: natural disaster, starvation and health problem. Natural disaster is the first risk of climate change and global warming. There are a lot of disasters happening because of climate change and global warming.…

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    Hurricanes,affect places all over the world. Its a relationship between people and environment. Environment have a reaction on people. Some hurricanes have a impact on people. People have to ,move, find a new job,and that's hard for some people. Earthquakes involve the ground to shake. Floods could happen when it rains. You got . to stay on high ground. A flood is a over flow, such as rivers, lakes. A Hurricane is a huge storm, strong winds, it lasts for a week. Tsunami is a huge wave, in a…

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    Wild Embers Essay

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    Her use of metaphor and dark imagery builds an indignant state of mind. The audience reads the poem and feels irritated by the unjust occurrences throughout history that the author is referring to as “they”. Forgot, burned alive, and wildfire are negative words that express Gill’s attitude towards the subject. Nikita Gill titled her piece “Wild Embers” in order to mention a strong metaphor that she will later use. Embers are small pieces of lightly burning coal that could easily start…

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    In “The Big Burn” by Timothy Egan, the story revolves around the wildfire of 1910 that completely destroyed the whole town of Wallace and the people who fought for the sake of the blaze. This wildfire was the biggest, not the deadliest, in the history of the United States. Numerous people have sacrificed their lives in the service of the great fire in order to fight and preserve their people and town. However, the contribution of the 25th Infantry, known as the Buffalo soldiers, was the greatest…

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    Dunstan sold Wildfire, but used the horse for the day’s hunt before handing over the reigns. During the hunt, Wildfire was fatally impales by a fence post, and knowing that he could not get money for a dead horse, Dunstan left for home. On his way home he passed Silas Marner’s house, and thought to steal Marner’s money…

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    Current Event: Evacuation Orders Though hurricanes have had a devastating impact on the United States over the past months, another disaster type that has been causing problems across several states is wildfires. One of the most recent wildfires that is still occurring is in southwest Colorado. The wildfire started on June 1st and the cause is currently unknown, but the extreme drought that is heavily affecting the southwest region of the country could have been a factor. Though the fire has…

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