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    Environmental Biology

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    fragmentation. Nearly every human activity can alter or destroy habitat. Farming replaces diverse natural communities with simplified ones of only a few plants species (certain crops). Grazing modifies the structure and species composition of grasslands. Either type of agriculture can lead to desertification. Clearing forests removes the food‚ shelter‚ and other resources that forest dwelling organisms need to survive. Farming‚ logging‚ and road building‚ and other type of human land use and development

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    unemployed‚ peaking at nearly twenty-five percent in 1933. Soil erosion was a devastating result from the increase in farming activity in the Great Plains states. When coupled with a seven-year drought beginning in 1931‚ this erosion transformed grasslands which were once fertile into a desert-like region known as the Dust Bowl. Millions of Americans from the Great Plains states‚ such as Oklahoma‚ Texas‚ and Kansas‚ travelled to California‚ which‚ for numerous reasons‚ seemed like a promised land

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    There were many immigrants that came to the beautiful landscapes of Wisconsin in the Late 1800’s and early 1900’s. With the improving transportation during this time encouraged large amounts of people to move West. Immigrants came by railroad‚ ship‚ or even horses with wagons. Milwaukee seemed to be where the majority of immigrants showed up to because of its accessibility and the many business opportunities in that area. The Germans were by far the most abundant while the Norwegians were second

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    destroys the nature. These are only few of the activities that contribute to the devastation of nature. Overgrazing and groundwater pumping are some of the activities that damage the land. Overgrazing is one cause of soil erosion‚ in which it turns grassland into desert where soil is eroded and becomes harder for plants and trees to grow in that area which will affect the lives living there. Soil erosion is a natural process but it becomes a problem when human activity causes it to occur much faster

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    The definition of a Golden Age is a time of economic‚ political‚ technological‚ and social improvement and advance at a great level. The Tang and Song Dynasties are very important to the history of Chinese civilization. The Tang Era is the most well-known dynasty in Chinese history‚ mainly because the empire was the largest‚ richest and most sophisticated state in the world at the time. The Song Era had far-reaching impacts economically‚ culturally‚ and socially. During the Song Era‚ there was major

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    ‘Business as Unusual’: Key Innovations 1. Focus on quality of forests – – – – – Primary focus on improving density of forest cover Emphasis on biodiversity‚ water and improved biomass Carbon sequestration as co-benefit Addressing ecosystems like grasslands‚ wetlands‚ urban and peri-urban Gram Sabha as overarching institution to facilitate implementation of the Mission activities at village level Build a skilled cadre of young “community foresters” from scheduled tribes and other forest dwelling communities

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    “There is only so much on Earth and it is a waste of time to continue your delusional ways” A common criticism against Jack Aron. The great adventurer who discovered nothing. In dreams he stood among the greatest adventures atop his own mountain in his own continent‚ however in reality he sat in a dirty depressing apartment. The ceiling was caked in mold with broken drywall and rotting carpet completing the lovely room. Lying in a musty creaky bed he stared at the ceiling lost in a world of dreams

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    Becoming Human What is a human? Scientifically they’re Homo sapiens An animal who’s intelligence is unmatched today‚ A creature whose own Past expierances guides his every move‚ but its the thing that you didnt expeirance that you know that make you so unique‚That with the ability and need to always strive for better make him an unstoppable evolutionary force rivaled by none. We haven’t always been on top there were others‚ just 50‚000 years ago their were four different humanoids. Rewind another

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    And finally‚ Alex does not know how to navigate through the grasslands; he also does not have the coordinates of any nearby villages or towns. All these factors may cooperate‚ resulting in the instant death of Alex. Likewise‚ another possibility as to why Alex will not survive is because M16 and McCain are violently dispatching the area. For example‚ McCain’s skilled tribesmen are viciously searching for Alex throughout the grasslands to assassinate him and kill anything that meets their path. If

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    Seemingly innocent‚ in the 1900s there began the worst manmade catastrophe to ever be recorded in history‚ the Dust Bowl. The Dust Bowl‚ also referred to as the “Dirty Thirties‚” was a time of extremely disastrous dust storms that significantly affected the agriculture of the U.S. Promised cheap land‚ farmers engulfed the Southern Plains and began to plow the land to grow wheat‚ not taking into consideration the climate and soil or ecology of the land; and there was the biggest mistake made in the

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