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    for a tasty treat. Also according to Katie Quandt, “In 2010, a gray whale that was beached and died in Seattle was found to have more than 20 plastic bags in its stomach.” According to David W. Laist, the author of Impacts of Marine Debris: Entanglement of Marine Life in Marine Debris Including a Comprehensive List of Species with Entanglement

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    evening. If you add in my commute to and from work, you’re looking at fifteen hours a day. I live in Homestead and drive to Northwest thirty-second avenue Miami, Florida. Prior to working as a security officer, I was a Sergeant/E-5 of the United States Marine Corps. I loved that job the passion I had for my military career ran deep like still waters. Not many people could say they’ve been to combat, looked deep into a man’s eyes, pull a trigger and watch his soul leave his body, then have a bomb explode

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    damage the coral. Besides the extreme rain that sparked the floods, rising ocean temperatures, changes to the ocean's chemistry and the global trade in natural resources — all symptoms of our fossil-fuel economy — are waging a multiform war on the marine

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    Hawaii Marine Life

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    In Hawaii the marine life has been affected because of many tourist. Ever since tourist have came to hawaii the ocean has become very dangerous to the sea creatures in it. They have negatively affected the ocean in many ways such as polluting the ocean by throwing their plastics, and even oil spills that is occurring in areas from them. However some people say that tourist are good because they may help keep the beaches clean by doing beach cleanups. “The good news is we can prevent trashed beaches

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    A Few Good Men The movie, "A Few Good Men," is a story about a pair of U.S. Marines that are charged with murder. They feel that their innocence prevails because their acts were committed as direct orders from their superiors, and these types of orders are not disobeyed. As the story unravels, there are many legal issues that we have covered in our class, BU11, The Legal Environment of Business. In this paper, I plan to go over the main legal elements which occur throughout the film. Starting off

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    This book is about 1stSgt. Kasal’s life leading up to his most honorable moment while in the battle of Fallujah. The book starts out by telling how 1stSgt. Kasal grew up in Afton, Iowa. He grew up on farm like most other families in his hometown. But with farming becoming obsolete in the shadow of large corporations, Brad Kasal already knew by junior high that he didn’t want to slave on a farm to barely scrape by like his father. He already had the Marine Corps in his sights. January 1984, Kasal

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    earth is contained in our oceans, and about half of all the air we breathe is provided by plants and organ-isms that live there (Laurence, 2010). Our oceans are key in providing home to small organisms creating the base of our food chain. Though marine habitats are being destroyed by a number of different factors which heavily effect the rest of the worlds ecosystems, closely monitoring these ecosystems and how they are being destroyed is important to preserve the biodiversity of the planet. There

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    Silent Killers Summary

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    The turtle was brought to a local facility where they found out that the feverish marine animal had consumed a plastic bag, and was slowly starving because the bag was blocking her digestive tract. Luckily, the turtle was saved just in time, and in a couple of weeks, was released back to sea. Even though plastic bags are not the worst issue in our world, we should ban plastic bags because it is harmful to marine life and to our environment.

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    having on all kinds of organisms, marine mammals came into focus as particularly vulnerable and at risk for adverse health effects with exposure to these contaminants. Since then researchers have worked to determine exactly what harm these animals are succumbing to. The chemical properties of persistent organic pollutants along with the biomagnification of organochlorines through the trophic levels and the bioaccumulation of these chemicals in the blubber of marine mammals, explain why these animals

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    Likewise, the impact of garbage patches on the marine environment can be traced from its origins to its distribution across ocean currents. This phenomenon reveals the complexity of wind patterns, ocean currents, and other geological processes and their resulting effects on the distribution of plastics

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