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    positive because it’s a way to increase productivity or lessen things we don’t want. For example‚ although it could be considered morally wrong to kill rhinos‚ the market for the killing of black rhinos and selling of their horns is gradually expanding because it is in high demand‚ which gives poachers the incentive to hunt down even more black rhinos. A perverse incentive is an incentive that has negative effects‚ derived from something that was meant to be positive. A high school example of this is

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    side in this question‚ because I think it´s wrong when many different animal species getting more rare in the wild. We need a different kind of captivity a kind that helps the animals increase their numbers like nation park for tigers‚ elephants‚ rhinos and many more. When I mean positive captivity I mean like a national park under watch. The last thing we need is that endangered species are dying because of our pleasure. But the bad thing about keeping animals in captivity like in a national

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    What we thought was a normal day here in Boston was definitely not… Many things led to this day‚ we have been merely bad to Britain‚ I don’t understand why they had to go so harsh on us. The many consequences we faced will soon all end‚ as we fight through this. It all started with the vacuous "Townshend Acts" one of the most popular ones being the stamp act of 1765. The English set taxes on all citizens on every legal documentation. That meant we had to pay extra money when printing something‚ buying

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    Message from a director Warm greetings from Yeti Trail Adventure and its team. We are based in Kathmandu offer tour and hiking services in Nepal‚ Bhutan‚ India‚ and Tibet. We are a boutique hiking company spent almost 4 years experienced as a local tour operator. We have been able to maintain the high level of performance. All Asian countries‚ including Nepal‚ is famous for the Himalayan paradise with 1300 mountain peaks‚ including ten summits above 8000 meters. The top of the world Mount Everest

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    In “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell‚ the two main characters‚ Rainsford and General Zaroff both have different views on hunting. After falling off a boat and swimming to an unknown island‚ Rainsford stumbles upon a weary house on the abandoned island after hearing a gunshot. After being invited into the house‚ Rainsford meets General Zaroff who is also a hunter. After much talk between the two men‚ Rainsford comes to find that General Zaroff is a hunter for humans not animals like himself

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    needed to ensure the protection of the Himalayas‚ along with 50‚000 square kilometers of forests‚ grasslands‚ and wetlands. By doing so‚ we can save globally threatened species that make the Himalayas their home such as the Asian elephant and the rhino‚ as well as species that are specific to the Himalayas

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    women’s professional basketball games.listing the bolded statements will get you zero points. There are key ideas and assumptions in this chapter. 2. Chapter two. Explain why incentives matter. What you think about the author’s ideas on black rhino conservation? Explain what perverse incentives are and give examples from a high school student’s life. 3. Chapter three. Summarize this chapter in 1-2 paragraphs. Why might government regulations and lawyers be a good thing? Include specific

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    strip mined of their fish • The rivers are ever more polluted • The farmland is rendered sterile and • The farmland insects and wild flowers and many of the birds have gone. The vanishing species are alarming. In South Africa last year‚ 668 rhinos were illegally killed for their horn. The thrashing of the natural world is a global concern along with another great threat‚ climate change. This is a great threat to the biosphere‚ the thin envelope of life surrounding the Earth‚ which supports

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    William Zinsser's Memoir

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    advice applies to “A Summer Life” because the titles of chapters in the memoir are the titles of significant memories. For example‚ “The Pie” (Soto‚ 55) represents the time when Gary Soto stole an apple pie from a market vendor. Another example is “The Rhino” (Soto‚ 40)‚ which represents the time Gary Soto remembered how much the world relied on animals. Lastly‚ “The Shirt” (Soto‚ A Summer Life)‚ represents the time when Gary Soto helped his uncle find copper. When you write your own memoir‚ make sure

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    Poaching is the illegal hunting of animals‚ but it is the most beneficial to the environment and people. Poaching is a crime that isn’t all black and white. There are many different methods and reasons as to why people do it that may seem right or justified to them. We have five reasons why poaching is beneficial to the environment and people. Our first reason why poaching is beneficial is that we think that people who poach make pretty good money. This may sound like a stupid reason but think about

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