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    America. Settlers, especially British immigrants, forged colonies on the Eastern Seaboard, creating towns, spreading christianity, and establishing trade routes throughout the Atlantic. The fertile land of the South along with abundant forests and fisheries in New England generated tremendous income within the colonies, allowing for growth. Lucrative business ventures, religious freedom, and miniscule British intervention in colonial affairs drew new settlers to these regions, spawning a greater…

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    Food Security in the South Pacific: An Annotated Bibliography Silke Groeneweg What are the effects of climate change and subsequent rising sea levels on food production and security of the inhabitants of islands in the South Pacific? In the past few decades, climate change has become a bigger concern for researchers and the public alike. For the inhabitants of small island nations in the South Pacific, there is no issue more pressing or potentially detrimental to their lives. Scientists,…

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    This report will focus on Royal Dutch Shell, a multi-national oil and gas company (Shell, 2015) and its business and environmental practices. While Shell has engaged in unethical practices in parts of the world such as the Philippines, Brazil, South Africa, USA and Russia, this report will focus on their unethical practices and how it has damaged the environment specifically in Nigeria. Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) first set up its operations in Nigeria in 1937 (Burger,…

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    the story. One such thing is how Kvothe came to many of his decisions. In the story he faces many dangers, yet he manages to resolve the situation by the skin of his teeth. Near the halfway point of the story Kvothe rescues Fela from a fire in the fishery. I believe that he did this because the fire reminded him of his troupe. In his childhood he had a traumatic experience with a group of people called the Chandrian. These people killed his troupe and set his caravan ablaze. While Kvothe…

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    due to ‘Coriolis Effect’ and the funnel shape appearance of Bay of Bengal basin these hit the coastal areas of Bangladesh. Cyclones are accompanied with torrential rain and storm surges which causes loss of human lives, destruction of livestock, fisheries, forests, agriculture, inundation of land and ponds…

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    Despite their intentions, a majority of marine conservation acts passed by Congress have not been enforced properly or are ignored entirely. Some environmentalists argue that we as citizens are to blame because we are too busy with our personal lives to care about the environment—most of us don’t recycle, utilize alternative sources of energy, or think twice about the detrimental effects that our lifestyles and everyday habits have on the oceans, let alone any other ecosystem or even the Earth,…

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    With over seven billion people on this Earth, it is hard to believe there is a job out there for everyone, but there is. People find jobs for almost every interest there could be. From a zookeeper to a lawyer there is nothing wrong with any job as long as the person doing the work is personally satisfied with what they are doing. Some people want a certain job because they think they will make the most money or have to put in the least amount of effort, but when I graduate I want a job that…

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    out that generation. Without these generations, food web effects and population drops could become evident in the areas future. The BP disaster also caused a heavy drop in recreation and tourism in the Gulf of Mexico. Commercial and independent fisheries took in $659 million in fish and shellfish during 2008 and over 3 million people engaged in recreation trips for fishing in the Gulf that year. After the BP disaster in April 2010, recreational fishing was shut down for 3 months, from May to…

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    reproduction. Increases in reproduction, coupled with the fact that Aurelia Aurita reproduces quite effectively especially in the presence of new larger amounts of plankton, the jellyfish was able to bloom rapidly. These blooms however have impacted fisheries and coastal cities negatively, as well as beach goers. Fishing boats are constantly stopped because large amounts of these jellyfish become caught within their propulsion systems.…

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    The coastal areas in the Gulf Coast, West Coast, and East Coast of the United States are densely inhabited regions that are also strategically important for the US economy through their contribution to industries such as of tourism, fisheries, recreation, and oil and gas. Several diverse natural and anthropogenic disturbances can affect the quality of life and economic productivity of the US coastal regions, e.g., erosion, pollution, and sedimentation [1]. The Louisiana Coastal Wetlands…

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