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    Rainforest Deforestation

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    in part to deforestation of the rainforests around the world which help to maintain the hydrologic cycle of the Earth‚ and play a large part in cleaning the air that the population breathes. There exists a diverse collection of species in these ecosystems and as the area they cover becomes smaller the species that live in the rainforests must compete for fewer resources and at times disappear due to a lack of natural habitat. Governments around the world are attempting to preserve the rainforests

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    of hectares underground‚ the diversity and extent of life on Earth is dazzling. In its life and reproduction‚ every organism is shaped by‚ and in turn shapes‚ its environment. Ecological scientists study organism-environment interactions across ecosystems of all sizes‚ ranging from microbial communities to the Earth as a whole.” (Malmstrom‚ 2010) Organisms occupy just about every environment here on Earth. Every environment offers resources and constraints that mold the appearance of the species

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    The forest

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    The Forest Once there was a small‚ undiscovered island deep inside the Pacific Ocean. A small community lived upon the beach coastline of the island. Family villages divided the community. No one in the community would dare enter the deep forest that covered the center of the island. It was rumored that the forest was home to vicious savages who ate anyone who was uninvited. Isaac was the younger brother of Martin. Their parents passed a few years after Isaac was born. Isaac‚ being six years younger

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    Apes

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    A.P.E.S. Topic Outline Study Guide (1st Semester Final) | | |The portions of the outline that we have covered so far are BOLDED. Remember that we have not covered these topics in order. My | |suggestion for studying for the final would be to take this document‚ expand and space out the concepts that are bold‚ and | |insert the main ideas pertaining to each.

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    Biomes and Diversity

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    Biomes and Diversity The importance of Biomes is regulated and should be preserved by the environment for which any particular organism is located. The ecosystems composed in relation to the Biomes differ from region to region so a controlled system most be established to balance the growth of dominant inviters. This can help stop the lose of any one particular Biome. One for instance of lose of Biomes accrued when humans take over land for the development of homes‚ mini malls‚ and so on

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    Environmental Pollution

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    Pollution - Environmental pollution is any discharge of material or energy into water‚ land‚ or air that causes or may cause acute (short-term) or chronic (long-term) detriment to the Earth ’s ecological balance or that lowers the quality of life. Pollutants may cause primary damage‚ with direct identifiable impact on the environment‚ or secondary damage in the form of minor perturbations in the delicate balance of the biological food web that are detectable only over long time periods. Until relatively

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    Into the Forest

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    ISP NOTES INTO THE FOREST BY JEAN HEGLAND Setting- * Into the Forest is based in a world around this time. Electricity is non-existent‚ Civilization has vanished and the world is in a commotion. * Based on two sisters who live in a post-apocalyptic world. * This story takes place in California‚ near San Francisco in a town called Redwood and that isn ’t exactly an isolated part of the world. * Eva and Nell stay at their house which is in a forest. They have to go to the town which

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    Iron‚ forest‚ farming‚ Fishing and so on. It is believed that natural resources development is one of the factors that help the country in some many areas like employment opportunities‚ economy and so on. The concept of resource is human centered concept. In order for something to be considered as resources‚ it must be perceived to have value by man. There are basically two types of natural resources: Biological resources and Non-Biological resources. The biological resources are forest; fishes

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    Introduction The Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago identifies the biological heritage of these islands; its animals‚ plants‚ terrestrial and marine ecosystems; as an essential‚ unique heritage of the individuals of Trinidad and Tobago. It was noted that sustainable development and the long term affluence of the nation is dependent upon the conservation and proper management of the biological assets. Trinidad and Tobago’s biodiversity is recognised nationally and internationally

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    Deforestation

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    Deforestation is clearing Earth’s forests on a massive scale‚ often resulting in damage to the quality of the land. Deforestation is a problem that is caused largely by greed and want for property‚ money and possibly status. In many parts of the world the forest is taken for granted as a replenishable resource‚ which it is. The problem is that the trees cannot be regrown and replanted at the rate at which they are being cut down. For this reason the forests are declining at an incredible rate and

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