'Human influence' diaporamas de présentation

The concept and theory of Sustainable Development

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Nuclear Transmutations

Nuclear Transmutations. Particle accelerators made it possible to synthesize the transuranium elements (elements with atomic number greater than 92). These particle accelerators are enormous, having circular tracks with radii that are miles long.

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6-3 Grassland, Desert, and Tundra Biomes

6-3 Grassland, Desert, and Tundra Biomes. Page 155. A. Savannas and Tropical Seasonal Forests. 1. A savanna is tropical and dominated by grasses, shrubs, and small trees. A. Savannas and Tropical Seasonal Forests. 2. Rainfalls mainly during wet season which lasts a few months.

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AP Environmental Science Mr. Grant Lesson 76

AP Environmental Science Mr. Grant Lesson 76. Marine and Coastal Ecosystems & Marine Pollution. Objectives:. Define the term by-catch . Describe major types of marine ecosystems. Assess impacts from marine pollution. Define the term by-catch . By-Catch :.

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Probes/kits used in testing the water quality

Probes/kits used in testing the water quality. 2014 Group 4 Project. pH. Why is pH important?. pH is an important indication of water quality. Aquatic organisms are sensitive to the pH of their environment.

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Agricultural Soil Science

Agricultural Soil Science . The science dealing with soils as a natural resource on the surface of the Earth. http://soils.usda.gov/education/facts/careers.html. Archaeology. The branch of anthropology that studies prehistoric people and their cultures

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Global Climate Change 1

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What is Hydrography?

What is Hydrography?. Surveying Puget Sound, 1927. What is Hydrography?. International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) Definition:

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Art in Antiquity

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Drivers of Avian Species Richness

Drivers of Avian Species Richness. Student names removed for anonymity . Hypothesis. 1. Points taken in close proximity to the Atlantic coast will have higher species richness.(continental)

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SEYED MORTEZA MOOSSAVI Student of Ph. D. in Architecture Department of Architecture & Ekistics

The effect of urban regeneration policies in creating climate-friendly environments (presentation). SEYED MORTEZA MOOSSAVI Student of Ph. D. in Architecture Department of Architecture & Ekistics Jamia Millia Islamia , New Delhi. Introduction.

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The Savanna grassland biome

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The Arctic Tundra

The Arctic Tundra. By: Brianna Upton, Athena Anderson and Jasper Charles. Tundra Weather. Extremely low temps. Summer: 37-54 degrees F. Winter: Average of 30 degrees F. Cold dessert like conditions. Only 6-10 inches of rain a year, including melted snow. White outs happen occasionally.

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Isle Royale National Park, MI

Isle Royale National Park, MI. By: Julie Purdie . About Isle Royale . Found off Lake Superior 132,018 acres this area was federally designated as wilderness on October 20, 1976 . Isle Royale is made up of one large island and 450 smaller islands

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PART II

Water is life: Outdoor ecology in the Black Forest. PART II. Baiersbronn: summer. Baiersbronn: winter. Outdoor ecology: river Murg. Without human influence most bodies of water would be oligotrophic (mineral nutrient-poor)

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The Tundra

The Tundra. Angela Duncan. Geography. Located above the Arctic Circle Stretches from northern Scandinavia, across Russia, Siberia, Northern Alaska, and finally to Canada. Hugs the northern most ring of the planet. Climate. Generally cold and very dry Short summers 6 to 10 weeks long

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Answer the following questions on separate paper, using complete sentences and proper writing format.

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Limiting Factors standard 5-2.5

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