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    Kamiak Butte

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    Location Kamiak Butte State Park‚ Pullman‚ Washington 99161 Kamiak Butte is located in between the towns Palouse and Pullman in Whitman County‚ off of State Highway 27‚ to the west. Geological Setting‚ Historical and Geological Significance The specific location that I have chosen for this assignment offers a 3.5-mile long hike up to the mountain summit’s peak of 1‚903 meters above sea level where stunning views of the hills of the Palouse can be seen. My purpose in finding historical information

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    global warming

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    introduction lGlobalwarming refers to an unequivocal and continuing rise in the average temperature of Earth’s climate system. Since 1971‚ 90% of the warming has occurred in the oceans. Despite the oceans’ dominant role in energy storage‚ the term "global warming" is also used to refer to increases in average temperature of the air and sea at Earth’s surface. Since the early 20th century‚ the global air and sea surface temperature has increased about 0.8 °C (1.4 °F)‚ with about two-thirds of the

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    Parker Blackstock ADVG 101 T00038741 Nov 24/2012 Angela Bueckert With the rising effects of Global warming taking its toll on glaciers and agriculture in British Columbia‚ surprisingly the white water rafting industry has managed to grow significantly in the last 20 years. As the global temperature continues to rise‚ it is predicted that the Glaciers will be reduced to nothing‚ thus taking its effect on water flow. British Columbia has seen it’s average temperature rise twice as fast as

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    TERM PAPER [GEOCHEMISTRY OF NATURAL WATERS] Weathering Reaction In Rocky Mountains Thursday‚ December 6th‚ 2012 BIOL-4060 Abstract: Our planet continues to be influenced by geological processes which help make the way look it is today‚ some of these account for weathering. Weathering is essentially the breakdown of rocks‚ soils and minerals in water and land through interaction with the Earth’s atmosphere. Weathering occurs by means of two processes‚ physical and chemical. Chemical

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    Global warming

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    activity is changing the global climate by burning fossil fuels such as coal‚ gas and oil. There has been a dramatically increased amount of carbon dioxide in the earth’s atmosphere and temperatures are rising. This causes coastal erosion‚ melts ice caps and glaciers‚ increases heat waves‚ causes droughts and more intense hurricanes‚ ignites wildfires and creates further infectious diseases. Global warming is the most serious threat to our civilisation today. Cathy Robinson Method

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    Global Warming Throughout the years‚ many topics have been brought to attention and have caused many controversial discussions. Being one of them‚ Global Warming has been the number one controversial topic for decades. One main subtopic talked about has been the different types of “effects” Global Warming has caused on this Earth to go through. One effect is Greenhouse gases. Greenhouse gases can stay in the atmosphere for an amount of years ranging from decades to hundreds and thousands of years

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    10 marker geog

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    a plate boundary‚ mini earthquakes will take place frequently‚ and because it’s low lying‚ it is also endangering the people below surrounding the fault line. As seen on figure 7‚ the Rocky Mountains are high lying‚ therefore prone to snow and glacial ice‚ because of climate change; this will heat up and melt‚ this will then cause a massive avalanche and cause harm to the villages and towns surrounding it and possibly the skiers/snowboarders on the slopes. In a summery season‚ the Rocky Mountains

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    The article Water Cycle by Jeannie Evers was written on March 26‚ 2013. The article gives a brief description about the water cycle and how water is exchanged through Earth’s atmosphere‚ land‚ and ocean. There is a detailed description of the water cycle processes: evaporation‚ condensation‚ and precipitation. Evaporation is the process where liquid changes into a gas from bodies of water driven by the sun and becomes water vapor. Condensation is the process of gas changes into a liquid. Clouds are

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    SuccessionArticle

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    of succession is termed primary succession when it involves establishment of a community in a newly-formed habitat where even soil does not exist‚ such as on a volcanic island or on the rubble left behind by a retreating glacier - imagine Long Island just after the last glaciers receded - the process of a community of organisms becoming established on the pile of bare rock that formed the island would be an example of primary succession. Secondary succession occurs when an existing community has

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    Eyjafjallajökull

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    Iceland Introduction Iceland has a high concentration of active volcanoes due to unique geological conditions. The island has about 130 volcanic mountains‚ of which 18 have erupted since the settlement of Iceland in 874 AD. Over the past 500 years‚ Iceland’s volcanoes have erupted a third of the total global lava output.[1] Although the Laki eruption in 1783 had the largest eruption of lava in the last 500 years‚ the Eldgjá eruption of 934 AD and other Holocene eruptions were even larger. |

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