Essays on Ecology

The Importance of Global Awareness in Providing Solution to Global Warming

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I have always found peculiar how different the people from all over the world are. Something perfectly fine and acceptable for one culture is completely despicable for the other, and while some support certain attitudes and body language many dislike them. People with the same language or the same homeland do not necessarily understand each other completely. There are dialects, and even what I consider sub-languages because they vary so much from the original language that they should not by definition be called…...
EcologyGlobal Warming

Government Intervention on Decreasing the Emission of CO2 to Prevent Global Warming

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Global warming is a looming issue that affects the future of everyone and should be considered at a time when technology is developing so rapidly. More and more countries are industrializing, and the earth's atmosphere has changed greatly in the past 200 years since the beginning of the industrial revolution. Global warming is a problem that does not have an immediate solution but rather a change that has to be developed over time. If solutions are not found quickly enough, the lasting effects may…...
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A Discussion on the Future Harmful Effects of Global Warming

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Global Warming will have many harmful effects Firstly, it will result in the rise of sea levels worldwide. The rise in sea levels would submerge low-lying areas such as New York, Florida, and some parts of India in the next decade. It will also cause more frequent floods. An estimated $1 billion was needed to recover from the Queensland flooding in 2010. Australia is a very developed country; they were able to cope with the floods. Imagine how much more…...
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Each Citizen Should Aim to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint to Halt Global Warming

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Only 5 years ago the problem of global warming was still a debate, with many people rejecting it altogether (Wara, 2011). However, research on the topics of carbon dioxide and global warming today shows that most scientists have come to agree that global climate change is happening, and the issue cannot be ignored any longer by the governments and people of the world (Le Page, 2011). The levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have increased from 280 parts per million to 380 ppm…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesGlobal Warming

The Effects of Global Warming on Ashland County Wisconsin and the Proposals to Solve the Issue

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Global warming is an issue that impacts us all, and some believe it's happening and is a problem, and those who think that there isn't enough proof that it exists. Global warming is the increase in average temperature across the globe that is changing every year. In Ashland County Wisconsin, we are concerned that global warming is happening and is negatively affecting many things. Specifically in our group, we are concerned with how global warming is going to affect the…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesGlobal Warming

The Benefits of Global Warming for Human Welfare and the Earth Itself

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Global Warming is Beneficial to Earth Global warming has always been looked at as a concerning effect on Earth's climate system; however, it appears to have some positive benefits to it. It's been said that the Earth's surface temperature is increasing because of global warming caused by human activities such as the greenhouse effect, which is radiation from the planet's atmosphere; an example is the burning of fossil fuels for cars and electricity. But, recent studies show that global warming…...
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Why the Issue of Global Warming is Not an Issue at All

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Global Warming The issue of global warming is not an issue at all. Although many people may try to tell you that global warming is occurring and is a threat to our nation, it is not something to worry about. The weather of the earth has always been known to change and fluctuate throughout time. For example, ice ages have come and gone and hot periods have also come and gone. It is time that the truth is revealed and the…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesGlobal Warming

The Phenomenon of Global Warming and the Government’s Need to Address It and Create Policies in Order to Prevent Its Negative Effects

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Global warming is a national phenomenon that has been stirring up tension. Business leaders, scientists, and political figures continue to debate over possible solutions to an ongoing problem; however, little progress has been made in finding a mutual agreement. There is no doubt that human habits have destructive effects on the health of a nation's people and our earth. From deteriorating wildlife to continents falling apart, it is surprising that little has been done. Do we even care? Sure, there…...
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The United States Should Encourage Its People to Fight Global Warming

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Climate Change A big problem facing the United States government today is climate change, also known as global warming. This issue needs to be taken more seriously by the government because this problem will not only affect the United States of America but it is going to affect the whole world. Global Warming is the heating of the earth's atmosphere. The earth has been changing temperatures since the beginning of time. This warming of the weather is due to greenhouse…...
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Convenience as a Contributor to Global Warming

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Abstain For Convenience In its most basic definition, sociological imagination is a perspective from which we view the world and all its trends and events as though they were driven by a social catalyst and yield a social response. When the stock market crashed, it was due to a panic spread amongst the upper social class and upper-class investors, and the result was disheartening at the core of the nation across all walks of class such as a degradation in moral code…...
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The Importance of the Implementation of Policies on Global Warming to Address Environmental Issues

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There are several environmental issues that plague our society, but I believe that the number one major issue that our environment faces is global warming. According to the Natural Resources Defense Council (n.d.), "Climate change is the greatest humanitarian crisis of our time, responsible for rising seas, raging storms, searing heat, ferocious fires, severe drought, and punishing floods. It threatens our health, communities, economy, and national security.” (para 1). Scientists believe that human activity is the driving force behind the rise in the Earth's temperature…...
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The Issues of a Global Warming and the Environmental Fight to Prevent it

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It is without a doubt that one can prudently point a finger at human beings as the main cause of global warming whose effects have been severely felt in recent years. There has been a steady increase in both the Earth's average atmospheric temperature and its waters a factor that is believed to negatively affect the earth's climate. In our discussion, we are going to consider sea rising levels as a result of global warming and the effect this has on recreation,…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesGlobal Warming

Palm Oil, The Economy, And Deforestation

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Glyceryl Stearate, Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, Sodium Isostearoyl Lactylaye; words that may seem foreign to us, but each mean the same thing: palm oil (Jane, 2016). According to research done by the Palm Oil Instigation Organization founder Linda Jane, Palm Oil is the product of palm trees. The mesocarp is taken from the fruit of the plant and is processed to extract the oils within. Indonesia yields the greatest amount of palm oil in the world, “From 2000-2009, Indonesia supplied more…...
DeforestationEcologyEnvironmental Issues

Black Peritoneum in Lizards

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Skin, the largest organ in the body, serves as the first line of defense against microorganisms, trauma, and ultraviolet radiation. Pigmentation is a complicated trait and a result of strong selective pressures influenced by various alleles at numerous loci. The varying pigmentation within humans and lizards alike regulate the effects of UV radiation. Accepting the Hypothesis It has long been understood that when an organism is left exposed to ultraviolet radiation (UVR), the organs and tissues can be damaged. Defense…...
Ecology

Black Flies

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Abstract   The black fly is one of the top three studied arthropod vectors and the second major pest that affects human health in the world, which means it has both ecological and medical importance. Due to geographic distribution, blood-feeding activity, and other properties, black flies transmit causative agents easily, causing animal diseases and human diseases, such as mansonellosis and onchocerciasis. This scientific review focuses on the characteristics of the black fly from its ecology, biology, and pathology. It will also briefly…...
Ecology

Problems of Humanity

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Just beneath the surface of current events lie two likely political outcomes. The first is a retribalization of giant paths of humankind by war and bloodshed. The second is being borne in on us by the surge of economic and ecological forces that demand integration and consistency and that captivate the world with new music, fast computers, and fast food; Corporations like MTV, Apple, and McDonald’s, are pressing nations into one commercially similar global network. One McWorld tied together by…...
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An Eco-Critical Reading of Niyi Osundare’s The Eye of The Earth from A Marxist Perspective

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This work aims to offer a critical reading of an African ecology poem (eco-poem), using Ecocriticism and Marxist theory. The research uses Niyi Osundare’s eco-poetry collection, The Eye of the Earth, as a focal point. Hence, this work aims to portray how Osundare has used authorial ideology in his collection to advocate the dismantling of oppressive acts against nature and how these poems are reflections of the real societal situations in Nigeria. Ecology, in its simplest form, describes the relationship…...
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“Seeing like a State” by James C Scott

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Throughout much of history, there have been grand schemes that attempt to improve the human condition. From East to West, ancient day to modern progressions, bold experiments have been initiated since the dawn of time. One question spawns from these endeavors, why do these schemes of grandeur appear to fail? Additionally, what lessons can we learn from these shortcomings? Seeing like a State, written by James C Scott, seeks to answer these questions and explores the dichotomy of local social…...
Ecology

Invasive Alien Species: The Second Biggest Threat To Biodiversity

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INTRODUCTIONInvasive Alien Species (IAS) are the second biggest threat to biodiversity (after habitat destruction) and are a major cost to the economic wellbeing of the planet. They cause enormous and often irreversible harm to biodiversity around the world by displacing native and useful species and changing ecosystems. They are responsible for the extinction or decline of many species and continue to pose a huge threat to many more. They cost economies billions of dollars every year, in lost production, control…...
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Soil And Water Conservation Engineering: Review Soil Erosion Research In Ethiopia

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IntroductionWhat is soil? Buckman and Brady (1969):Soil is a dynamic natural body on the surface of the earth in which plants grow, composed of mineral and organic materials and living forms.What is soil erosion? Christine and Josef (2007) defined soil erosion as the wearing away of the land surface by physical forces such as rainfall, flowing water, wind, ice, temperature change, gravity or other natural or anthropogenic agents that abrade, detach and remove soil or geological material from one point…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesWater Conservation

Problems With Accessing Water In The World

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INDIA-CHINA WATER DISPUTEBrahmaputra River originates in Tibet which is a part of China, and from there it flows into India. China is building many dams on the river in order to control the flow of water from river, and which it can use for its additional gain, and later on to act as hydro hegemony, controlling the major water resources of south Asia. This act of China can lead to a possible water war. Per capita water supply in China…...
EcologyEnvironmental ProtectionOcean Pollution

Nuclear Power Plant: Saving Earth

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IntroductionEarth is projected to surpass 8 billion people by 2030 and the demand of electricity continues to grow with it (World Population par. 1). California has been granted the construction of a nuclear power plant which is a huge win considering California has the largest state population in the United States with almost 40 million people (US States par. 1). It is set to be constructed in an unpopulated location hundreds of miles away from its nearest town. This new…...
ChernobylEcologyEnergy EfficiencyEnvironmental Issues

The Effects of Post Fire Grazing on Species

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ABSTRACT The objective of this study was to determine the effect of burn status and grazing post-fire on species composition of annual- grass rangeland in northern California. Using single factor, completely randomized design, 1x1 meter plots were established on burned and unburned (control) sites (6 replications per treatments). Plant community composition based on relative species frequency was determined at each study site by sampling years 1,5, and 10. Vegetation was measured by type of percent coverage in the two treatments.…...
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Biohazard Chemicals Affecting Marine Life

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This annotated bibliography explains why biohazard chemicals are affecting marine life using gathered information from scholarly science journals and popular magazines. These sources lay the foundation as to why biohazard chemicals dumped into our oceans are becoming such an issue causing many of our marine life to be affected with minor in some cases to major consequences resulting to death. Many scientists have come up with solutions to try to fix this problem with natural remedies to eliminate such chemicals,…...
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The Aftermath of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

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The earth is an incredibly complex and complicated ecosystem in which living organisms interact with each other and their environment. Without earth’s ecosystem, natural processes and services, human existence would not be possible. However, currently, we have constant access to technology which allows us to greater enhance our ideal conditions for living. Further, the discovery of natural resources and fossil fuels have facilitated our quality of living yet has sacrificed the health and well-being of other creatures on the planet.…...
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What Effect Does Oil Have On Birds

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My science fair project what effect does oil have on birds. The purpose of this experiment was to see what will happen if you put oil on different birds molded feathers. So my hypothesis was that the darker types of oil will stain the molded feathers the most. My independent variable is the amount of oil I put on birds. My dependent variable is the amount of oil I’m measuring. This project will help with developing better ecosystems for birds…...
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Oil and Gas Gathering Places Are Very Dangerous

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How does Managing Ethical Risk in the oil and gas industry relate to reducing accidents? High risk is experienced for the most part by the oil and gas industries causing high accidents. The environmental danger is the main risk in these industries. Released toxic gases by drilling oil and gas causing air pollution and water contamination. The emission of toxic gases from drilling of ocean also causes the depletion of ozone layer with the global heat. Oil spills are unsafe…...
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Coal, Natural Gas and Oil Are All Fossil Fuels

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Algae and plants flourished in freshwater waters millions of years ago.The organic material combined with other sediments and was deposited after decaying and falling to the seafloor. The traces of these species evolved over millions of years under high pressure and high temperature into what we now know as fossil fuels. Coal, natural gas and petroleum are all fossil fuels produced undersimilar co-generation. Today petroleum is found in vast underground reservoirs where there were ancient seas. Petroleum reservoirs can be…...
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What Is the Easiest Way to Get Oil from Water

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My project is what's the easiest way to get oil out of water using household items and how does it affect animals? This project was chosen because I thought is was interesting. I also choose this project because I knew that oil pollution is a big problem to animals and also people. Oil spills is a very important topic with marine life, which is why this is important. People need to start to care more about pollution in the ocean…...
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Two Types of Cloning Therapeutic and Reproductive

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Can you imagine another identical of you? Well considering that there is no law against it, scientist has done experiments relating to this issue, it’s called cloning. Reasoning why scientist want to do cloning is because they want to save the endangered species. Some back-ground knowledge to know what cloning is, a clone is producing asexually, meaning it is the exact replica of the parent. Dolly the sheep was the first cloned mammal. And finally, the only endangered animals so…...
EcologyEndangered SpeciesEnvironmental Issues

Stop the Lake Powell Pipeline

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Southern Utah is booming, and there’s no question as to why. With 300 days of sunshine, and a handful of breathtaking State and National Parks no more than a few hours away, it is quickly morphing into a desert oasis for anyone looking to escape big city life. However, it may not be the oasis we know much longer, because Utah simply doesn’t have enough water. Although many Utah lawmakers push the Lake Powell Pipeline as the last hope to…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesWater Conservation

Technologies for Water Regulation

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Since the dawn of civilization, humans used technology to improve their lives and to strengthen and/or beautify their empires. In sense of practicality, Egyptians, for example, used technology to build aqueducts to help supply their crops and quench the thirst of their citizens. The Greeks used technology in their architectural styles as well, building temples such as the Parthenon and Temple of Hephaestus to honor the gods and exhibit their use of innovation through engineering. With technology, the views on…...
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Water Crisis in Flint

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The Flint Water Crisis is nothing but an ongoing tragedy and Mona Hanna-Attisha does a fabulous job of describing an inside view to it in her book What the Eyes Don’t See. She begins with the quote “This is the story of the most important and emblematic environmental and public health disaster of this young century. More bluntly, it is the story of a government poisoning its own citizens, and then lying about it…..a story about what happens when the…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesWater Conservation

Water Is a Necessity for All Life.

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The average person uses 80-100 gallons of water each day (USGS, n.d.). We wash our hands, bathe, drink, flush toilets, and cook with water. We even use it to grow our food and livestock. So how do we know if the water is not contaminated with dangerous toxins? In the 1970’s the United States passed an amendment to the Federal Water Pollution Act that Drastically changed our lakes, ponds, rivers creeks, and our oceans.The Clean Water Act created basic regulations…...
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Water Management Affects People’s Lives

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INTRODUCTION Water is one of the most important resources for all livings beings in the earth .In a country like India where population is very huge , proper distribution and management of water is uneven . The ever- increasing demand for water resulting from economic development and population of the world requires constant pursuit of activities related to water management , ensuring the rational development and utilization of water resources , but also the development of devices and networks necessary…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesWater Conservation

Important Water Factors for the Human Body

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The history of water dates back to the beginning of time as a form of many things including dependency, transportation, exploration, cultural ties, and is even a source of power for countries. Dating back to the beginning of time, humans have settled near convenient sources of water because most of the great ancient civilizations depended on a particular source of water to use for transportation. For example, the Egyptians centered their civilization on the Nile, while Chinese civilization was located…...
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What Is Water and What Is Its Use

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Water, or Di hydrogen oxide (H2O), is a clear, tasteless liquid that is essential for life and is a necessity for humans to survive. Water makes up the majority of our body weight because our body is 60 percent water. There are so many benefits to drinking water. Without water, we wouldn't be able to flush the waste in our bodies, regulate our body temperature, or have our organs function properly. Water can also improve metabolism and break down foods…...
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The Detrimental Effects of Environmental Change

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The conservation community is working toward the collective goal of developing practical interdisciplinary approaches to protecting and restoring biological diversity.[footnoteRef:1] Traditional approaches rooted in moral and ethical arguments and utilizing abstract concepts such as intrinsic value have undeniably contributed to slowing the degradation of ecosystems, [footnoteRef:2] however, these approaches have been insufficient given the breadth and magnitude of threats to the ecosystems.[footnoteRef:3] The world was far from achieving the 2010 Biodiversity Target,[footnoteRef:4] and the planet currently in its sixth mass…...
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Effects of a Community on a Person’s Identity

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Hey you! Yes You! Do you wanna learn about what part of a community can make up a person's identity. No, well too bad you're going to have to. The answer to this question would be that it’s the energy of the community that can determine a person's identity in a community. For example if a person in the community is happy, then the whole community will probably be happy. You probably don’t believe that this is what makes up…...
EcologyEnvironmental IssuesOcean Pollution

Need to Stop the Flow of Plastic Waste

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Following the popularization of plastic in the 1960’s, it is now one of the most broadly used materials in the world. Plastic is known to be affordable, durable and efficient, making it present in every household. The frequent use also makes it one of the most discarded materials in the world. The production of plastic, the uses and disposals cause health issues and results in the deterioration of the environment. Society is not aware of the severity of the effects…...
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Why the Issue of Global Warming is Not an Issue at All
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What Effect Does Oil Have On Birds
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