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    Old Boy Observation

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    According to Piaget‚ the concept of conservation is not understood until age six or seven‚ so I expected that neither of the boys would have grasped the concept. I began by giving Elijah two graham crackers and Liam one. Both of the boys agreed that this was not fair because Elijah got more

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    Singapore [pic] Project Work 2009 (Written Report) 24 July 2009 NY133 Content Page 1) Conservation of Borobudur Monument........................2 1.1 Overview 1.2 Reasons for Conservation 1.3 Strategies and lessons learnt 2) Conservation of Chinese Opera in Singapore..............6 2.1 Background 2.2 Reasons for the Decline of Chinese Opera 2.3 Rationale for Conservation 2.4 Strategies 2.4.1 Necessary Organisations & Authorities 2.4.2

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    o Light switch in toilets o Air-conditioners and light switches in the classrooms and laboratories at the end of class. • The latest SPN 21 Secondary Science syllabus does not contain the topic ‘The Importance of Saving Electricity’. •Energy conservation was taught but not specifically on electricity. •Efforts in Energy Club do not involve all students and are more focused on awareness than action. Figure 1: Empty toilets with the lights left on. Figure 2: Lights on at a corridor after 4pm

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    these lovely creatures by using a variety of approaches. They are trying to increase the chances of the giant panda’s survival through the construction of natural reserves‚ the improvement of the panda’s reproductive capacity‚ and the support of conservation organizations. Building natural reserves to achieve habitat protection is an essential step for increasing the chance of the giant panda’s survival. Giant pandas‚ like all creatures‚ have certain requirements in order to live. A food source is

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    frequent losses to farmers. Any strategy in agriculture‚ therefore‚ should address these key challenges of land degradation‚ water availability‚ energy requirement and labour costs. Conservation agriculture addresses all these key challenges. Zero tillage (ZT) or no-tillage one of the vital approaches of conservation agriculture is now being practiced on almost 100 million ha area worldwide with the major countries being USA‚ Brazil‚ Argentina‚ Canada and Australia. However‚ the adoption of the technology

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    Ecotourism

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    visitors and hosts‚ financial benefits for conservation‚ financial benefits and empowerment for local people. Since the advent of democracy in 1950s‚ the tourism industry has been able to attract thousands of tourists every year and generate significant national income; however there has been significant pressure on the natural biodiversity and social cost to this type of mainstream tourism. Following the Stockholm conference in 1972‚ the First World conservation strategy was published in 1980 jointly

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    Ministry of Environment and Forests GOVERNMENT OF INDIA NATIONAL MISSION FOR A GREEN INDIA National Consultations Comments sent by : Name : Organization : Address : Email: Consultation Organised by Centre for Environment Education Ministry of Environment and Forests GOVERNMENT OF INDIA NATIONAL MISSION FOR A GREEN INDIA National Consultations Consultation Organised by Centre for Environment Education How to use this book 1. This is a draft mission document of the “National

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    Tigers

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    and Javan tigers have all become extinct‚ and the South China tiger is facing the same fate. Seven areas offer the best hope for conservation WWF’s new tiger conservation strategy and action plan - Conserving Tigers in the Wild: A WWF Framework Strategy for Action 2002-2010 - identifies seven focal tiger landscapes where the chances of long-term tiger conservation are best and its involvement will be most valuable. In each of the focal landscapes‚ WWF aims to establish and

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    Benefits of Ecotourism

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    nature tourism development‚ broad-based and active local participation in its benefits‚ and conservation of developing countries’ biological heritage.The ProblemForest and marine habitats are being destroyed and some of the wildlife they contain is being driven to extinction under the pressures of hunting‚ logging‚ agriculture‚ and fishing. Where areas have been officially reserved for nature conservation‚ many developing country governments lack sufficient funds to manage and protect them. These

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    Kirchhoff's Law

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    conventionally called "DC" circuits. They serve as first approximations for AC circuits. Kirchhoff’s Current Law This law is also called Kirchhoff’s first law‚ Kirchhoff’s point rule‚ or Kirchhoff’s junction rule (or nodal rule). The principle of conservation of electric charge implies that: At any node (junction) in an electrical circuit‚ the sum of currents flowing into that node is equal to the sum of currents flowing out of that node‚ or: The algebraic sum of currents in a network of conductors

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