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Desert’s impact humans by Something called Desertification, Desertification is when fertile land becomes Desert. “ ... Desertification directly affects 1.2 billion people” (Doc 3). This shows that Desert’s affect people badly. Desert’s are dangerous as they can kill plants and animals. “ But even small changes in temperature or precipitation could drastically impact plants and animals living in the Desert.” (Internet). This shows that small changes in the Desert can affect a lot of living things. To recapitulate, Desert’s can be discussed by their impacts on humans.

While many Americans assume “assisted suicide” or physician aid-in-dying (PAD) is unethical, they may not be fully aware of what it is and how it helps people. Imagine a loved one of yours was near the end of their life. The doctors predict only six months or less remain of their life and these next six months will consist of excruciating pain and will be almost too unbearable to comprehend. As the six months progress this person will lose the ability to eat. They will be forced to a diet of flaky ice chips which will put them in a state of relentless hunger making their body weaker and more painful than it had been before. They will also lose the ability to care for themselves and will find themselves relying on family members or complete strangers at times to care for their most private needs. After all this treatment, pain, embarrassment, and utter helplessness the patient will feel as if they have lost their dignity, they will feel as if they are a burden to everyone around them and will even become depressed in some cases. If the loved one lives in Washington State, Oregon, or Vermont they will then be faced with two options regarding the next six hypothetical months they can decide to take on the most unbearable six months of their life or they can resort to an alternative called “Death with Dignity” in which they will be administered a dose of medication from their physician that will take their life. The process is painless and can only be administered to patients

Both public police and private security play roles in the criminal justice system. Both agencies help prevent and help to attain an arrest of suspect. Both agencies are the starting point for the criminal justice system and work with the other departments within the criminal justice system to help service justice. This can be completed by making an arrest, completing an investigation, preventing a crime by serving as a visual presence in an area.

Climate and appearances are how we can describe the desert. The deserts climate and appearances are specific to the desert. The desert has many distinct characteristics. It is dry, sandy and has many rocks lying around. The climate is as different as night and day. During the day it

as the Caribbean and Central America, where the average temperature is 80°F (27°C), and the yearly rainfall is

The country that I chose to research was Madagascar. Madagascar is an Island country located in the Indian Ocean in South Africa. It is mostly known for its trail of large mountains. It's twice the size as Britain, coming in as the fourth largest island in the world. Mountains, though it is the main attraction, isn't the only thing Madagascar is made up of. It has forests, crystal lakes, massive caverns, and savannah grasslands covering the west part of the island. The south region is made up of sandy deserts. These parts of the island are dry, hot, and tropical while the mountains have a lower temperature from the rest. During the “wet season,” which is from December to march, is when

12) Deserts typically occur in a band around 30 degrees north and south latitude because

There are roughly 8.7 million known species of plants and animals distributed all over the world. However, there are fewer plant and animal species found in hot desert areas due to the climate and landform. Living under the arid evnironment is typically difficult because of the extreme climate, the fluctuation of temperature between night and day is enormous, and sandstorms occur frequently. As well as this, there are very few nutritional substances for survival. However, the biggest challenge for living things in the hot desert is most likely the dry weather and lack of rain. The annual rainfall is below 25 mm in the Sahara Desert, the world’s biggest desert, compared with the Amazon rainforest which has an average precipitation of 1250 to

These freshwater lakes covered about 10% of the Sahara and were three times bigger than the Great Lakes. Scientists wanted to find the answer as to what caused the Sahara to go from grassland to desert. They discovered that the wobble of the earth’s orbit every 20 thousand years was the cause of the changing environment which moved the rain belt. Scientists used ocean sediment to determine that the change of landscape can happen within one or two centuries. I found this fascinating that the earth’s slight wobble could affect the landscape that much. This made me wonder what other changes might happen due to the Earth’s wobble. If the Sahara’s climate changed this much could other locations have similar changes in the next thousands of years. Even though the landscape change in the Sahara only happens every 20 thousands of years can scientist predict approximately when the next change will occur? Also, because scientists discovered that the change of landscapes can happen within a few hundred is it possible that some future generations may witness that changes of the Sahara landscape. It is very shocking to think about the fact that in the next few thousand years the biggest desert in the world might be a grassland. By observing how the Earth changes over time it can predict future changes in the landscape and

When Jesus calls us to keep his commandments, he challenges us operate with love and reverence for the Almighty. In order to obey the commands of Jesus, we must comprehend the distinction between a mere command and a commandment.

Climate: Africa contains both the world’s largest desert (the Sahara) and the world 's longest river (the Nile).Temperatures are highest in desert areas, particularly the Sahara. They are cooler across the south and in mountainous areas and plateau highlands. Rainfall varies dramatically across Africa.Changing weather patterns, however patterns of weather are changing, both locally and across the continent. The Sahara is the world 's largest low-latitude hot desert. The area is located in the horse latitudes under the subtropical ridge, a significant belt of semi-permanent subtropical, warm-core high pressure where the air from the upper levels of the troposphere tends to sink towards the ground. This steady descending airflow causes a warming and a drying effect in the upper troposphere. The sinking air prevents evaporating water from rising and, therefore, prevents the adiabatic cooling, which makes cloud formation extremely difficult to nearly impossible.

I learned new facts about climate change after I attend the climate march during April 29, 2017. The

Varies from tropical to temperate, depending the elevation. There are mainly two seasons, the rainy from July to November and the dry one the rest of the year.

Due to time constraints, the recorded RH of the site was done at 17:06 EST while the climate data was observed at 19:00 EST, this may lead to some differences when comparing data. However, using the information provided it suggests that the microclimate for the proposed site in may be less humid in August than PHL.

“Natural disasters have killed more than 600,000 people and left behind trillions of dollars in damages in the last two decades, the United Nations said Monday.” (Chan) Extreme weather has caused millions of casualties and extreme damages over the years, but lately there has been an increase in severe weather events. This is causing problems in the US, with the amount of tornadoes rising in tornado alley “Tennessee experienced a 67 percent increase in tornado activity in 1983-2013 compared to the 1954-1983 time period. Oklahoma experienced a nearly 35 percent decrease in tornadoes in 1983-2013 compared to 1954-1983.”