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    Biomes

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    problem T F Most of the Western United States was once covered by large areas of temperate forests. T F Nails or suction cups would be an adaptation for animals in the Tropical Rainforests. T F Epiphytes are animals that fight with other animals. T F Rainfall must be at least 80 inches a year in a Rainforest. T F Three major forest biomes are the coniferous forest‚ oak forest and

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    Wangari Maathai

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    Wangari Maathai’s Green Belt Movement Grantham University Written By: Shanice Brooks Green Belt Movement Wangari Maathai’s Green Belt Movement has planted over 40 million trees all over Africa. Wangari Maathai was the first African women to receive the Nobel Peace Prize for her contributions to sustainable development‚ democracy‚ and peace and founded of the Green Belt Movement offers a refreshingly unique perspective on the challenges facing Africa. Wangari is loved by the people and she gain

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    effects of deforestation

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    Modern-Day Plague Deforestation is clearing Earth’s forests on a massive scale‚ often resulting in damage to the quality of the land. Forests still cover about 30 percent of the world’s land area‚ but swaths the size of Panama are lost each and every year. The world’s rain forests could completely vanish in a hundred years at the current rate of deforestation. Forests are cut down for many reasons‚ but most of them are related to money or to people’s need to provide for their families.The biggest

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    I chose http://www.marinersmuseum.org/sites/micro/cbhf/colonial/col007.html because it has art from the particular era that these events took place as well as primary sources. This site is related to the topic we are currently studying in the manner of its main subject: the settlement of the Chesapeake Bay. One thing I found interesting was George Percy’s journal entry on April 26th‚ 1607 (the day of arrival): "The six and twentieth day of April‚ about four o’clock in the morning‚ we descried the

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    single lucid movement

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    A Single Lucid Moment Robert Soderstrom‚ Peace Corps Volunteer Country: Papua New Guinea Dates of Service: 1996 As the plane buzzed back over the mountains‚ it was now just us and the villagers of Maimafu. My wife‚ Kerry‚ and I were assigned to this village of 800 people in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea. It looked as if we were in for a true Indiana Jones adventure! The mountains were dramatic and thick with rain forest. No roads had ever scarred them. We had loaded

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    The Green Belt movement was founded 1977 in Kenya by Professor Wangari Maathai‚ under the auspices of the National Council of Women of Kenya. The Green Belt movement is an indigenous‚ grassroots‚ non-governmental organization that takes a holistic approach to development by focusing on environmental conservation‚ community development and capacity building. The Green Belt Movement organizes women in rural Kenya to plant trees‚ combat deforestation‚ restore their main source of fuel for cooking‚ generate

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    Do you ever sit back and think of how you as a human being hurt the earth? In both The Lorax and The mystery of Easter Island people fail to realize how they’re setting themselves and the earth up for disaster. How did they hurt me? Why do they hurt me? The earth wants to know. If I ask you to go build a statue and then bring it 500 miles across the land‚ how would you do it? The residents of Easter Island had their own idea. The islanders used trees to drag the statues across the land‚ cool right

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    Red Maple Research Paper

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    Red Maples are a deciduous tree found in a diverse range of different habitats and conditions. While the Red Maple will thrive in woodlands‚ this tree can be found in higher altitudes where it is dry and rocky. Also‚ it is common to find them growing in low lying areas where the water does not drain that well‚ or wetlands. They have a great ability to adapt to different types of soils‚ levels of moisture and altitudes. This is why Red Maples are found all over Eastern North America and are the most

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    Easter Island Tragedy

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    Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean near South America‚ suffered the Tragedy of the Commons‚ which caused the natives of Easter Island to go extinct. The tragedy of the commons is what happens when people don’t communicate and are not conservative of their resources. The islanders cut down all of their trees‚ resulting in the loss of many resources. According to Ralph Faggotter‚ when the people arrived‚ there were large forests and palm trees‚ along with many species of birds and seals.

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    Greenpeace

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    reason why Greenpeace exists is so our future generations will be able to enjoy Earth as we do today. Greenpeace has spread the word such as the pollution in our waterways‚ the unrestricted fishing and whaling in the oceans‚ the decimation of the rainforests‚ global warming etc. This information now firmly rooted in our minds Because of the energies that Greenpeace and other associated organizations have steadfastly been "spreading the word on." Have been rooted in the publics consciousness. Earth

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