Currently‚ our planet is going through a series of significant climate events that is potentially leaving an impact. Global warming has been at the center of creating destructive climate change. By increasing the amounts of greenhouse gases‚ humans are creating an environment with hotter temperatures‚ melting ice caps‚ and rising sea levels. To add on‚ scientists are now worried that humans are potentially destroying the oceans by creating an acidic environment in the water. The acidic environment
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apart causing deep cracks in the floor of the ocean. Seawater seeps into these cracks and is heated by the molten rock below the Earth’s crust. As the water heats‚ chemical reaction begin to occur‚ and oxygen and minerals are removed from the water. As it goes deeper and gets hotter‚ certain metals and sulfur dissolve into it‚ and then the fluid begins to rise. It gushes back to the ocean floor‚ meeting with the near-freezing‚ oxygen-rick seawater‚ causing more chemical
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mixing of solute particles with water‚ Osmosis is water mixing with solute particles to pass through the cell wall and provide nutrients to the cell. Since osmosis is a type of diffusion that only involves water moving through the permeable membrane‚ salinity affects seed germination through osmotic effects (Bliss et al.‚ 1986). When NaCl is present‚ the concentration of water particles lower‚ making the seed incapable of reaching its necessary nutrients. Barley seeds are considered whole grains
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with carbonate ions ( CO3-2) and Bicarbonate (HCO3) ions are formed. Thus ocean acidification decreases carbonate ions; This causes a problem for marine ecosystems‚ because carbonate ions are essential factor to marine life. The acidity of seawater is determined by the amount of hydrogen ions in solution ‚ which is then measured on the pH scale. The higher the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution‚ the lower the pH of the solution. As stated in the previous paragraph‚ carbonic acid
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Sundarban : An Overview Sundarbans National Park Sundarbans National Park covers 10‚000 km2 of land and water (more than half of it in India‚ the rest in Bangladesh) in the Ganges delta. It contains the world’s largest area of mangrove forests. A number of rare or endangered species live in the park‚ including tigers‚ aquatic mammals‚ birds and reptiles Outstanding Universal Value Brief synthesis: The Sundarban contain the world’s largest mangrove forests and one of the most biologically productive
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a burning sensation tingling through me. Glancing up through the blue waves‚ I can make out the hot sun‚ its rays beating down onto the seawater. I feel strange and very hot‚ and I wonder what is in store for me next. Water around me also becomes warm and before I know it something very strange happens… I’m going up! Yes‚ up into the air and out of the seawater. Slowly‚ I’m traveling upwards‚ towards the vast‚ cloudy sky above me. I glance around‚ hoping to spot some other raindrops in a similar
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be able to drink the water that we need. Desalination is a great way to provide more water for people. Taking salt out of seawater will provide for lots of people. In Carlsbad‚California they are building a desalination project. This will provide a natural water source for people to drink. When it is completed the huge plant will turn as many as 56 million gallons of seawater each day into drinking
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Rocky Shore Ecology: Holbeck Beach This study was conducted to deduce whether the height to width ratio of limpets altered across the three main zones on the shore: upper‚ middle and lower. It was carried out on Holbeck Beach‚ North Yorkshire‚ where limpets were measured in all three zones using random sampling. We found a significant difference in the height to width ratio between the upper and lower shore and upper and middle shore. This is due to many factors‚ including the threat of desiccation
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Alpine Spatial Patterns and Dimensions * Location: Kosciuszko National Park covers 6‚900 square kilometres and contains mainland Australia’s highest peak‚ Mount Kosciuszko. The park is located in the south-eastern corner of New South Wales‚ 354 km‚ southwest of Sydney‚ and is contiguous with the Alpine National Park in Victoria to the south‚ and the Namadgi National Park in the Australian Capital Territory to the north east * Altitude: Treelines can occur over a great range of altitudes
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(can you please help me with my biology practical report‚ its about effect of salt in seed germination) I put seed in plastic container in the dark room…please help me with systematic and random errors) I need to hand up my assignment on 31st of October-2013‚ can you please help me AS SSON AS POSSIBLE THANK YOU‚ I WILL REALLY APPRECIATE YOU IN YOU HELP ME‚ YOU WILL BE GREATFULL FOR ME ) Abstract: The problem was to determine the effect of salt water on germinating radish and sunflower seeds
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