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    belief that they would spear a pregnant Indigenous woman in order to save their fish. I was surprised that people in Wisconsin were accusing the Native people of overfishing the walleye and other fish. To find out people passed around song lyrics to sing about the disappearance of the walleye was ridiculous. When I think about overfishing‚ I usually think that Indigenous people wanted to create boundaries and treaties for the amount of hunting they did‚ to only use what they found necessary. Then

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    this song Michael Jackson talks about our planet earth and how we the society are destroying it and because of this what has been affected because of ‘us’. The environmental issues that Michael addressed throughout this song was deforestation and overfishing in our very own oceans which is getting rid of the species existence more and more as the days go by. One heartbreaking issue is that mentioned is innocent children dying or should we say they are being killed because of selfish people in our society

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    Safeguarding Coral Reefs

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    is estimated that coral reefs provide $375 billion per year around the world in goods and services. * Silt from eroded soil in runoff water can block sunlight. Without sunlight‚ photosynthesis does not occur and reefs gradually die. * Overfishing: affects the ecological balance of coral reef communities‚ warping the food chain and causing effects far beyond the directly overfished population. * Climate change: Corals cannot survive if the water temperature is too high. Global warming

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    The painting‚ Fishing for Oysters at Cancale‚ was done by and American Artist in 1877 while in Paris. Sargent was twenty-one at the time when he was at Brittany sketching the fishermen on the shores. After he completed this painting he sent it to New York where it would be displayed at the Society of American Artists where it would be viewed for a month. John Singer painted another version of Fishing for Oysters at Cancale which was larger and more complete then the original. In 1878 the larger

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    Intro From California’s 2nd Congressional District‚ Representative Jared W. Huffman is a Democrat from the Northern region of California. Beginning with Huffman’s first experiences‚ he began as a local government official‚ and then moved up a state representative‚ and then all the way to Congress‚ where he is in his 3rd term. Huffman’s ideology might be considered a stereotype of California‚ that is to say‚ solidly a progressive Democrat‚ although he has a particular focus on environmental policy

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    population growth this is creating a drain upon our recosues. Americans‚ who represent only 4% of world population consume about 25 percent of all resources. Industrialized countries also contribute far more to climate change‚ ozone depletion and overfishing than developed countries. Given the overlap of population growth and environmental issues‚many would like to see an change in U.s. Policy on global family planning. Back in 2001 President Bush instituted what some people called the”global gag

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    Maldives Rising Sea Level

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    Maldives rising sea levels  Population: 309‚000  Birth rate: 22.5 per 1000  Death rate: 3.5 per 1000    Republic of Maldives lies in the Indian Ocean as one of the flattest countries in the  world‚ it is extremely vulnerable to rising sea level and the possibility of the country  underwater in this century. The maldives consists of 1‚190 islands‚ ​ Given mid–level  scenarios for global warming emissions‚​ 17​  the Maldives is projected to experience sea  level rise on the order of 1.5 feet (half

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    insects messing up their system. The ultimate death of coral reefs was due to ocean acidification‚ which altered the corals’ saturation levels drastically. There are many proximate causes that led to the continuing extinction of coral reefs such as overfishing‚ agricultural runoff‚ and increased water temperatures; just small changes could ultimately lead the coral reefs to diminish. Coral reefs are one of the prime‚ if not the leading‚ support system to millions of species. It can be surely predicted

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    What Is an Estuary

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    the 32 largest cities in the world‚ 22 are located on estuaries.[12] For example‚ New York City is located at the orifice of the Hudson River estuary.[13] As ecosystems‚ estuaries are under threat from human activities such as pollution and overfishing. They are also threatened by sewage‚ coastal settlement‚ land clearance and much more. Estuaries are affected by events far upstream‚ and concentrate materials such as pollutants and sediments.[14] Land run-off and industrial‚ agricultural‚ and

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    Environmental

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    high annual population growth rate‚ including loss of agricultural lands‚ deforestation‚ soil erosion‚ air and water pollution‚ improper disposal of solid and toxic wastes‚ loss of coral reefs‚ mismanagement and abuse of coastal resources‚ and overfishing.  After decades of deforestation‚ which has left about 3% of the original cover‚ forests continue to be under threat from agriculture and urbanization‚ illegal logging and forest fires. Also‚ in this context of poor waste treatment and high population

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