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    Chamonix‚ with activities such as: White water rafting‚ Paragliding‚ Mountaineering‚ Glacier walks‚ Hydro speeding‚ Golf‚ Paintballing‚ Archery‚ Forest adventure parks‚ Panoramic helicopter tours‚ Rock climbing (cragging)‚ Indoor climbing‚ Horse riding‚ Hot air ballooning‚ Fishing‚ Tennis and Squash.     Winter activities include: Winter walking trails‚ skiing‚ ice climbing‚ husky sledding‚ paragliding‚ glacier walking‚ and ice skating‚ tobogganing and snowboarding. How conflict may arise between

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    temperatures cause glaciers and polar ice caps to melt more and more cold water enters the ocean’s currents‚ raising sea levels. When the colder ocean currents enter warmer ocean currents‚ the result is precipitation‚ or rain. The more rain that occurs around Myrtle Beach there will be higher chances of flooding‚ erosion‚ an increase in sea levels‚ etc. The rise in sea levels around our beautiful homes can cause harm to everyone living here. The higher sea levels would increase the erosion that the ocean

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    regions and Islands 2 www.visionias.wordpress.com 1. THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS: The Himalayan mountains form the northern mountain region of India. They are the highest mountain ranges in the world. They have the highest peaks‚ deep valleys‚ glaciers etc. These mountain ranges start from Pamir Knot in the west and extend up to Purvanchal in the east. They extend over 2‚500 km. They have been formed during different stages of continental drift of the Gondwanaland mass. There are three parallel

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    David Marr Professor Linda Day Engl. 1-A Research Paper April 27‚ 2010 Global Warming: Man made‚ or the Earth’s Natural Cycle? Breaking news: On April 21st‚ 2010‚ Eyjafjailajokull volcano in Iceland erupted‚ and has continued to be active for the last four days. (ABC News) Since the first of the year 2010‚ there have been approximately twenty volcano eruptions or volcanic activity all over the world. (Rajai’s) Pretty alarming when you think about it‚ so why the increase in these natural occurring

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    the Mammuthus Primigenius’ serve as index fossils in determining the geologic age of Anthropogene continental deposits. Mammoth tusks found in permafrost layers are used for making art objects. The mammals were first recorded in the last Eurasian glacier deposits of the second to the last Ice Age‚ approximately 150‚000 years ago. Although Mammuthus Primigenius’ were large mammals‚ they were herbivores. They ate things like willows‚ firs‚ alder leaves‚ and the leaves from bushes. The mammoths used

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    Doomsday Living in a world and knowing that it could end at any second is a pretty scary realization. Our planet has an unlimited lifespan and there are many predictions as to when this will all be over. Many people are fearing the newest‚ well-known prediction for our end. December 21st‚ 2012 is now entirely feared and the most anticipated date to come. There are many believers and non-believers of this so-called doomsday. Although scientists and others have argued the end of the world‚ closer

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    Ice Age (). A 5° drop was enough to bury a immense part of North America under a towering mass of ice approximately 20‚000 years ago. If global warming continues the effects on this planet will amplify coastal erosion‚ increase the growing season in some regions‚ melt ice caps and glaciers‚ and alter the ranges of some infectious diseases (Feature Articles). Some of these alterations have already begun for instance‚ increased temperatures and more heat waves around the world. Most scientists agree

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    and similar materials that lie on or near the earth’s surface. Pedologists call the resulting matter parent material. As soil develops through the centuries‚ organic material collects‚ and the soil resembles the parent material less and less. Glaciers‚ rivers‚ wind‚ and other environmental forces may move parent material and soil from one area to another. [pic] Soil formation differs according to the effects of various environmental factors. These factors include (1) kinds of parent

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    and fertilizers‚ they are spawning zones for some species of fish (pike in particular). They also provide a habitat for plants‚ insects‚ batrachians and birds…  | The present valleys and river beds were formed in the aftermath of the last glacial periods (erosion‚ deposits of sand and gravel)‚ followed by a return to the present climate (deposits of fine organic

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    Rural Land Resources; The Lake District Location; The Lake District is a mountainous region in North West England‚ in the county of Cumbria. The area is in close proximity to Manchester and other surrounding settlements. Transport links also make it accessible to the rest of the UK. The climate is much like Scotland’s‚ yet the area has became an important holiday destination and a desirable retirement place. Ferries make the islands in the lakes accessible‚ and the lakes are used too – for

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