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    Global warming is defined as the increase in average temperature in the atmosphere‚ which causes changes in global climate patterns. Many people do not believe in global warming. They believe it is a cleverly designed hoax to gain political or financial support. I‚ on the other hand‚ do not agree. I have seen how we as people take the earth for granted. How we cut down trees‚ destroying the natural habitat of thousands of organisms‚ how industries pump poisonous chemicals into the air. And some

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    different accounts of who he was‚ but all reports emphasise that he was an outsider who came from afar. It is likely that this federation of Soninke was formed possibly in response to the attacks of nomadic raiders‚ who were in turn‚ suffering from drought‚ and seeking new territory. Further west was the state of Takrur in the Senegal valley. It was linked to the north via a coastal route leading to Morocco via Sjilmasa. GOLD What is clear‚ is that the Empire derived power and wealth from gold

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    the capacity by dredging. Moreover‚ a new detention basin can be built on floodplain area by digging a ridge as a surrounded area that can store water for certain amount. As mentioned above‚ the direct benefit of is to store water during flood and drought period. Moreover‚ before implementing the project‚ an externality of detention basin‚ both positive and negative‚ must be conducted. The detention basin’s externalities will be following identify; Positive Externality 1. When comparing with the

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    often inhumane‚ causing suffering to animals. In the past‚ animals were raised mostly on small farms and were treated better than in today’s massive farms resembling factories. Such farms often lack sufficient space to mimic the conditions that animals require for their normal social and habitual life. Every year we read sad stories of how animals have been treated badly even resulting in their death in some cases. Another sad situation is the long-haul transport of animals even between countries

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    is made up of water‚ water is still scarce in every country; including the United States‚ according to Williams (2014). California sits right on the Pacific Ocean; however‚ this water is not consumable and Californians are experiencing a four-year drought. As mentioned by The Water Project (2015)‚ in developing countries‚ either the quantity of water is significantly scarce or the quality of safe drinking water is insufficient‚ thus creating a water shortage. When the water crisis is mentioned two

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    Oral presentation: Should Victoria be more cautious of the water conditions in Australia? As you all should know Australia has been going though one of the toughest droughts in history. It is one of the biggest battles we have had to face; it is turning into such a crisis we have been on water restrictions stage 3 since the start of this year‚ January the first. We are asked to work together to save water for our country. Ways of saving water are; v Install a three star rated efficient

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    tropical islands which attract tourist attention but due to climate change beautiful sceneries like the coral reefs and forest are being destroyed. The temperature which is rising rapidly and rainfall‚ causes climatic hazards such as storms‚ floods droughts etc. leading all to a decrease in tourism‚ arising difficulties for countries that mainly depends on the tourism industry. The Caribbean made up of approximately 7‚000 small islands and is the most tourist-dependent region‚ and one of the most vulnerable

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    Depression Canadians were faced with many challenges during the Great Depression in the 1930s. The biggest challenges were the drought in the prairies‚ unemployment and being able to provide. It was a tough time to live in for Canadians and many other people around the world. Firstly‚ one of the challenges Canadians faced during the Great Depression was the disastrous drought in Saskatchewan. Canadians had to face the bitter cold winters and hot dry summers. The land was so dry and had been worked

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    when one takes into account that pastoral groups generally did not destroy cities because they were potential places to conquer and move into. There is also evidence of drought in ancient Greece and Libya during this time. Although there some civilizations still were found to have remains of food‚ it is possible that the drought caused a lot panic and resulted in mass migration and some

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    and drought. At elevated temperatures‚ the corn plant‚ which is normally so productive‚ goes into thermal shock. As spring turned into summer‚ the thermometer began to rise across the corn belt. In St Louis‚ Missouri‚ in the southern corn belt‚ the temperature in late June and early July climbed to 100F or higher 10 days in a row. For the past several weeks‚ the corn belt has been blanketed with dehydrating heat. Weekly drought maps published by the University of Nebraska show the drought-stricken

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