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In physical terms, the indoor environment must be well lit, ideally with plenty of sources of natural light. The rooms should be maintained at as adequate temperature and properly ventilated. The setting should be clean and well maintained and should offer adequate space for the...
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Introduction: The world is going from bad to worse. We as human being are wasting everything we face. We are the source of disasters in the earth. The Earth is almost 4.6 billion years old, and humans have been living on it for less than...
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After having read through the California state standards for education, it has become clear to me the lack of environmental education that goes into most science curriculums in California, and the rest of the country for that matter. California is one of if not the...
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How many of you have been to Presque Isle State Park? The reason I am asking that question is because the organization we are supporting is the Tom Ridge Environmental Center. They are located near the entrance of Presque Isle State Park and next to...
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As far as I know, this is the first study to quantify the effect of ocean acidification and warming on skeleton mineralization of a water-breathing vertebrate. Overall, simulated ocean acidification increased the density of hydroxyapatite in major components of the skeleton of elasmobranchs. This result...
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Out of many natural disasters, an earthquake is considered one of the most dangerous and evil. Until these recent days, the prediction of the shocks is one of the hardest tasks for the scientists to do. When the earthquake appears the giant cracks happen in...
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Introduction: Disasters occur when the hazards interconnect with the surrounding environment, specifically in weakly positioned and weakly built areas. Since the capacity of the built-in environment to withstand the effects of hazards performs an immediate function in deciding the losses and expenses of catastrophic events....
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I think that I am in both sides. I feel like I technically am a cause of the environmental problem and an inheritor of the environmental crisis. Because there are so many environmental problems going on and since I live in earth, I get affected...
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This case study aims to highlight the issue of accusation by Friends of the Earth International (FOEI) on Wilmar International Limited (WIL), for not being environmentally and socially responsible in their oil palm plantation situated in Sambas, Indonesia. Major allegations made by FOEI includes land...
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“The way a problem is defined invariably entails some statement about its origins – the question of culpability is the most prominent of all aspects of problem definition” (Rochefort & Cobb, 1994). One of the best illustrations of problem definition comes from the unfortunate story...
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The backup strategies of statistics want to successful of be particular through way of the catastrophe restoration sketch two irrespective of whether or not or not or no longer the data core is full of standalone servers, or membership hosted buildings which consist of utilization...
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Native Americans had a significant influence on the farming practices of the early European immigrants into North America. Some of the agricultural practices, foods, and forms of land use that Native Americans used are still used today even though they have been improved to match...
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The keystone species concept revolutionized the way naturalists and ecologists looked at the study of ecology. Ecology has been defined as the study of organisms in relation to one another and the environment. One of the key ecology mechanisms revolved around the axiom of stability...
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Many people go to different countries. Some of them go for school, some others go for business and some others go for living. However, some people adapt well to a new environment and others retain their original culture identity. I think adapting to a new...
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Phytoplankton are the autotrophic and act as a key part of aquatic ecosystem. Therefore, researchers are concerned with various species of microalgae which are absolute necessary for alternative protein source [.1] and other nutritious sources [1] as well as in the production of biofuels [2]....
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Though the previous days of weather reports had announced that harsh winds followed by a storm would be surrounding the capital city of Wellington, at 8:40am April 9 the Wahine still took route. A weather report on the 8th of April stated that there were...