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    In a series of tragical events, both authors, Kittredge and Abbey, desperately want to protect nature’s land. However, both essays are written differently to capture the reader’s attention about the two different forces that are ruining the beautiful creation of nature. In the essay “Owning it all”, Kittredge illustrates that his family and him are trying to upgrade the production of agriculture in the Warner Valley, but something goes terribly wrong in their efforts of making that happen. In the

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    In the article “the great bird poop disaster” and “How to solve the problem of bird poop” both by Anna starecheski the elaborate that there are many problems of bird poop and there's many solutions. For example in the article “the great bird poop disaster” She talks about how bird poop can ruin many stuff because it has uric acid in it. “Bird poop can also ruin everything from the paint on your mom's car to your favorite t-shirt.”(starecheski 18). This shows that bird poop is a problem and can

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    The most important thing in life is about being happy and enjoying life to the fullest. Some would go as far as to end their own life to end the pain of what couldn’t be achieved on earth and make it possible in a better place such as characters like Neil Perry, Dead Poets Society. Some make a huge difference in their life by following what makes them happy which we can find them today in celebrities like Miley Cyrus. This literary and philosophical movement called Transcendentalism took place over

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    I think that Henry David Thoreau’s argument is how human society isn’t close enough to nature, and that we use the environment mostly for our interests. He wants people to be more attuned to the environment, and we should carefully observe the environment. Henry David Thoreau believes that we know ourselves only by knowing nature. We are apart of nature, knowing that is the only way to truly live. 1. According to Henry David Thoreau our relationship to nature is how we treat nature and the environment

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    Green Belt Crusade

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    Wangari Maathai was the creator of the Green Belt Crusade and she won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. Maathai’s Green Belt Crusade or movement was the outcome of Maathai’s attentiveness of Kenya’s environmental decay. She realized that if she wanted to create community, governmental, and cost-effective condition of the country, an improvement in Kenya’s ecosystem was needed. Wangari knew for a fact that there was a strong relationship concerning the community and cost-effective filth of the country

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    Ford Pinto Case

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    In comparison to the Ford Pinto case, the Exporting Pollution case brings up the same issue, is profit more important than human lives? Some people, like Lee Iacocca and Lawrence Summers believe that money should be placed before the loss of innocent individuals. I however, do not believe that money should in any circumstance be put before the life of someone.Taking care of the environment is of extreme importance because it helps to take care of us and all living creatures. Without a healthy environment

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    In recent years it has become increasingly obvious that there is a great separation between people and nature. One of the largest contributors to this distinction is technology and new opportunities through technological advances. It seems that these industrializations have drawn people away from the natural world and into a world of convenience. However, while most are fascinated with new advances, there are others who thankfully still see the beauty in nature without the help of machines. One of

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    Unlike the classic patterned gardens, for example the French Garden Jardin du Chateau de Versailles, Central Park was influenced by the Britain Romantic Landscape movement in the 18th C. Trees, lawns, rocks, lakes, and even the paths inside Central Park were imitations of what the British called the landscape. Central Park reproduced the natural landscape and created a picturesque beauty which matched people’s imagination of the rural landscape—nature gently tamed. Today covered with luxuriant vegetation

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    Disturbance Analysis

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    What happens to an ecosystem after a disturbance? Disturbances can be gateways for new species to thrive, especially invasive. However, disturbances can occur at different levels, they can cover large areas or small areas. There are many types of disturbances including, fire, harvesting, floods, insect damage, fungus and drought. This paper looks at ecosystem and how different disturbance types influences the ecosystem in terms of successions. In 1988, a series of fires burned much of Yellowstone

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    Comparison of RVC and roving diver methods for surveying fish in the Florida Keys Author: D. Via Introduction: There are different methods of fish surveys, one is not necessarily better than the other. There are different advantages and disadvantages to each method, which one depends on the objectives of the survey. Choosing a method can often a compromise the biases of each technique, time that is available, manpower, and information being looked for. Thus, a survey method for a long-term monitoring

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