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    and many have made positive efforts to maintain resourcefulness and maintain a replenishment of the living species by methods and plans to keep our waters thriving. One of the positive actions taken is to incorporate strict laws on pollution and overfishing the water that the world provides. Although there are humans that take this issue seriously and incorporate plans to bring a positive action‚ there are also humans who contribute negatively to the problems we face with the water the world provides

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    the marine food web‚ so it is at the top and feeds on smaller fish to balance the organisms. The process of photosynthesis between plants and sun is created the energy for humans. The environment becomes too worst if ocean has no Bluefin tuna ("Overfishing: A Global Concern"). NOAA states that the mission of NOAA is to predict the changes in the Earth’s environment‚ from the depths of the ocean to the surface of sun‚ and it understands how to conserve and manage the marine resources. Bluefin tuna

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    phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/thermo/seclaw.html Prairie Eco-Thrifter (2010-2012) Advameg‚ Inc (2012.).Organic Foods Retrieved from http://www.faqs.org/nutrition/Ome-Pop/Organic-Foods.html Gaëlle Courcoux and Bintou Bonkoungou Science Daily (Fed.28‚ 2012) Overfishing threatens the survival of sea birds‚ http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/02/120228123852.htm Miller‚ G. T.‚ & Spoolman‚ S. (2011). Environmental science: Principles‚ connections and Solutions (13th ed.). Pacific Grove‚ CA: Brooks/Cole

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    that once we exploit our resources they are gone. As humans control the earth and do with as they please they can an in many cases unintentionally destroy the earth and its natural resources. One environmental issue caused by human impact is the overfishing of the Bluefin Tuna to the point where it has been placed on the critically endangered species list. Bluefin Tuna are being overfished at an alarming rate this human greed from a Buddhist perspective will cause the depletion and over all extinction

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    increase in phytoplankton populations because they now have less predators. The increase in phytoplankton population then also results in the formation of dead zones as they die and decompose. Oftentimes‚ such as in the Black Sea‚ nutrient runoff and overfishing occur in tandem. Additionally‚ the species composition of the ecosystem will change‚ with the growth of “highly tolerant gelatinous organisms such as Noctiluca (responsible for nighttime phosphorescence)” often increasing. Species such as these

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    The public service advertisement for Bluefin Tuna by the organisation WWF (World Wildlife Fund) uses strategic emotional methods and clever visual imagery to inform and raise awareness of the overfishing of Bluefin Tuna which could ultimately lead to extinction. The advertisement is aimed at the general population of teenagers to older adults and those who like animals. The advert shows a school of Bluefin Tuna swimming in the ocean and the central focus is a Bluefin Tuna wearing a panda face

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    In class‚ we watched a documentary about the geography and wildlife of the Amazon rainforest tilted “The Amazon: The Flooded Forest.” The film covered a wide variety of the unique ecosystem of the Amazon Rainforest and described them well. The film covers the studies of Michael Goulding‚ a conservation scientist studying wildlife of the Amazon. During the film‚ many traits about the Amazon are discussed at length. One of the most unique characteristics of the Amazon is its people. The indigenous

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    Introduction      As of now the Earths ocean is home to  over 230‚000 species of marine plants and animals. Today the oceans are at risk because of human activities. The main problem is climate change which leads to other problems within such as ocean acidification and pollution; these effects can all have an ever lasting impact on what’s in the ocean and what’s out.        Paragraph 1: Climate Change (ocean acidification‚ CO2 ‚etc.)     One of the main dangers of the oceans today is climate change

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    people didn’t have good techniques for successful fishing compared to today’s fishing equipment. Therefore‚ because of efficient equipment and the significance of fishing in our society‚ many kinds of fish are in danger of disappearing. Overfishing is a very big problem today. The Sardine is one of the most useful kinds of fish. It is a very small fish compared to all the big fish in the sea. The article‚ “Sea Food Crisis: Time for a Sea Change” by Paul Greenberg‚ from National

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    are a cause to pollution and also global warming. Fish is also in danger to become a scarce source. People are overfishing thus lessening the amount of fish in the sea. Sometimes‚ it’s also not a very good idea to grow fish in a fish farm. In Malta‚ fish farms are allocated to breed ‘Tuna.’ Somehow or another‚ this fish is not breeding well thus fish is being lost and lessened. Overfishing can lead to a poor rate of fishing and not to mention‚ if fishing becomes scarce‚ one might lose his job. Irrigation

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