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    them to useful‚ less harmful substances. They also use the soil in the wetlands to bury harmful substances. Because of the abundance of water‚ a healthy wetland will support a vast number of plant and animal life. This is an important part of the ecosystem as it provides many animals with a natural habitat where food is easily accessible and plants are close enough to a water source to allow for sufficient growth and

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    organisms‚ as well the physical environment in a particular area. A biome is characterized by its’ plant life‚ climate‚ and location. The climate and physical features determine the boundaries of a biome. A biome is made up of many different ecosystems. The ecosystems tend to have the same pants and animals as neighboring biomes around the boundaries. The major biomes are the tundra‚ taiga‚ tropical rain forest‚ temperate forests‚ desert‚ grassland‚ savanna‚ chaparral‚ and marine. Each biome has it’s

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    War, What Is It Good for?

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    If you try to prevent forest fires you end up having a massive one rage out of control‚ dominating everything in its wake. However‚ small forest fires are good for the ecosystem and renew life‚ the aboriginal Australians knew this. If you take a strong‚ inattentive priority of stopping all forest fires in the world you doom ecosystems. This will only cause a monumental forest fire that will destroy everything. You cannot prevent war; even if you try someone will come and provoke it upon you. The

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    many different ways that the human species have impacted the biomes‚ such activities like Agriculture‚ Mining‚ Industry‚ Urbanisation and many more. Agriculture impacts the water quality which can modify the nutrient cycle of water and earthly ecosystems. It also changes the land cover‚ which modifies hydrological and draining systems. Introducing of alien species of plants into the land and result in the overtaking of indigenous species. Mining‚ results in the negative water quality which is caused

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    Georgia is a mountainous country that is surrounded by Azerbaijan in the east‚ the Black Sea in the west‚ the Russian Federation in the north and the Armenia in the south forming a 330km-long coastline. The climatic condition of Georgia varies among the six states` land regions that are well defined by the four seasons: A warm summer that is characterized by an average temperature of around 800C with an added advantage of the Indian summer that stretches into October. It also has an autumn brisk

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    Purpose Of The Everglades

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    humans or destroyed. The purpose of the Everglades having protection now after almost completely ruined compared now to what it used to be this is greatly hinted at by the text source “Are the Everglades forever.” The world only has one of every ecosystem which makes each and every special in their own way. If one is no longer around making a problematic situation. Fact this would affect anything that depend on have internal systems working together to result

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    their quality of life greatly (World Wildlife Fund). If we continue to neglect plant life‚ and allow this pattern to continue we will have no nourishment to rely on ultimately leaving us to starve. Secondly we need to care for the animals in our ecosystem because if we allow them to become extinct that will create a harmful alteration to our food chain. Specifically in Africa with the raising tolls of elephants being killed. If the last elephant were to die there would be no chance at repopulation

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    corporations and multinationals who dwells on wealth and profits from forestry. As the story continues‚ the use of woodsmen with axes to harvest trees converts to clear-cutting tractors‚ as the corporations’ greed increases. Industrial destruction of the ecosystems from greed‚ selfishness‚ and ignorance of the human nature will have negative impacts on the environment‚ wildlife and the climate change. The main idea of the article is the affect of deforestation on the environment‚ wildlife and climate

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    A biosphere reserve is an area of land or water that is protected by law in order to support the conservation of ecosystems‚ as well as the sustainability of mankind’s impact on the environment. This means that each reserve aims to help scientists and the environmental community figure out how to protect the world’s plant and animal species while dealing with a growing population and its resource needs. These areas were created by the United Nations Educational‚ Scientific‚ and Cultural Organization

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    different ways that an ecosystem can be defined and you discussed this with other learners‚ to reach a working definition of an ecosystem. You examined the core concept of an ecosystem through the example of a rock pool. Guidance as to how to study ecosystems was provided through the case study of Wicken Fen. The next part of our learning journey starts with carbon and the capture of energy from light by plants. Plants are at the base of the food chain for all the animals in an ecosystem. The familiar

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