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Management Of The Public Lands System
1,029 words
Management of the BLM's Public Lands System The
government has control of over one-third of the
nation's land, and 398 million acres of that is
controlled by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM
6). This land hold a wide diversity of resources,
from timber, and grazing lands found on the
surface to a mass of oil, natural gas, and
minerals laying below the earth. The history of
these lands is hardly a dull story, because it is
the story of the taming of the "Wild West." Should
the BLM though, still...
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Spread Of Disease Infectious Diseases
2,199 words
... ling population? Why are these diseases
emerging, and in so many different forms? There
are six main causes for the emergence of
infectious diseases. One of the major reasons is
the rise in international travel and trade. The
world is very accessible now, with airplanes and
boats, a virus that is in a very isolated
situation may find itself in a position to spread
around the world. You could be in an African
village where people may be dying like flies.
Twenty four hours later youre in downt...
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Puerto Rican Puerto Rico
764 words
Status: Endangered throughout its range, Federal
Register, March 11, 1967. The Puerto Rican parrot
is bright green, about a foot in length, with red
forehead, blue primary wing feathers, and
flesh-colored bill and feet. This bird feeds
chiefly on wild fruits, particularly the sierra
palm (Pre storia montana), but may also consume
flowers and tender shoots. During October, when
other fruits are scarce, the tabonuco fruit
(Dacryodes excelsa) becomes an important food
item. Rodriguez-Vidal (1959) l...
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Animals And Plants Endangered Species
1,691 words
One issue that has been a controversy is the
preservation of endangered species. Ever since the
1960 's, scientists have been fighting for laws
and acts to protect animals and plants in keeping
them in good health and their populations high in
numbers. The problem is animals and plants are
having trouble surviving in today's world which
leads them to be classified as endangered or
threatened. Endangered, meaning animals or plants
with little population that the species could soon
become extinct ...
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Extremely Important 6 Months
1,212 words
Fresh Water turtles are small, yet amazing
creatures to have and care for in your home. River
Cooters, Red Eared Sliders, and Painted turtles
are all common pets found in America. Though
turtles are fun to have around they do require
special care just like any other pet would. In
most cases they make great pets but turtles arent
the easiest pets to have so depending on your
lifestyle you should think about how much time
youre willing to put into a turtle. They are
usually cheap to buy yet the eq...
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Fast Swimming Fish Sharks Have Been Found Shark
1,306 words
Sharks live in almost every part of the oceans,
from coastal environments to deep-sea habitats.
They also live in the warm waters of the tropics
to the cold frigid waters of the polar region. The
Greenland shark, also known as somniousus
Microcephalus, lives in the dark, cold waters of
the North Atlantic (I 65). The Greenland shark
belongs to the order Squaliforms, more usually
known as dogfish sharks. There are 70 species in
this order, which includes the spied sharks, spiny
dogfish, Sleeper sh...
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Plant Cells E G
840 words
Water has importance inside cells and externally.
This may be because it has interesting chemical
and physical properties; it can be found naturally
in all three of its states. However its molecules
are bonded together by hydrogen bonds, this raises
its melting and boiling points, i. e. its boiling
point would be - 120 C rather than 100 C. Also
because it contains slightly negatively charged
oxygen atoms and slightly positively charged
hydrogen atoms making it polar. Water has been
called a univ...
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Clean Water Act Parts Per Million
3,121 words
When most people think of wetlands the first thing
that will pop into their mind will be visions of
swamps and flooded plains. These marshy lands
would seem to have no purpose, while in reality
they are the most precious form of ecosystem that
we have in America. Wetlands contribute to
biodiversity, clean water, flood control, and
provide a habitat for millions of species of
plants and animals. Even with all this wetlands
still face mass destruction, much like the rain
forests they are just as p...
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Live With Freedom Animals Behind The Bars Zoo
594 words
As a child we all must have dreamt about visiting
a zoo. During our visit we all might have teased
the animals in the cage, or gave them some food to
eat. We all might have made fun out of those
innocent animals or even laughed at them. Often
those animals behind the bars are treated as
amusement and entertainment source by most of the
visitors. But have we ever thought of those
animals there? Have we ever dared to find out the
reality as so why such guiltless creatures have to
face such harsh p...
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Millions Of Dollars Equally Important
807 words
In the past, the effect on the environment and its
living creatures wasn't a top issue when building
military bases. Unquestionably, it has been a
concern though. Since flying first became a
reality, documented safety reports go back as far
as eighty-eighty years. As a result of not making
it a number one priority, today we have problems
with environmental organizations under the
Endangered Species Act and millions of dollars are
spent on scientific systems and even more lost to
accidents and fi...
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Yellow Fever E B
984 words
Aedes Aegypti The mosquito that has attracted the
most attention is the mosquito Aedes aegypti. It
belongs to the family Culcidae, consisting of
about 2, 500 species (Encyclopedia Britannica
1999), along with other genera of mosquitoes such
as Anopheles, Culex, Orthopodomyia, and the
Toxorynchites, to name a few (Womack 1993, E. B.
1999). This mosquito has been known best for
transmitting yellow fever and human dengue
throughout the tropic and subtropic of the
Americas (Womack, M 1993). This mos...
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Tragedy Of The Commons One Of The Worlds
1,031 words
... direct correlation with global warming. Global
warming is a tragedy that our world faces and we
all add to it each day in many ways some of which
you probably don't realize. We are invading our
common resource of the air and atmosphere of our
world through this neglect. This process is
destroying many things including the coral reefs
of our world. Through the destruction of the reefs
is invading the Environmental rights of those who
need the reefs to thrive. One of the most harmful
effects t...
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Charismatic Leaders Developed Countries
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... ical leaders done greater damages than our
four charismatic leaders of this century,
"Mussolini, Stalin, Hitler and Mao" (Drucker 1989,
p 102). Drucker argues that what matters is not
charisma what matters is whether the leader leads
in the right direction or mislead. In the present
condition, Drucker sees a charismatic leader
arising it our world hat could lead us toward
yesterday rather than toward the new realities. I
personally like his analysis because this is what
we are seeing in many...
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Bird Species Generalist And Specialist
604 words
Bird Species, Generalist and Specialist Double
Crested Cormorant (Phalacrocorax audits) Double
Crested Cormorant is a member of the cormorant
family of seabirds. Assuming that generalist /
opportunistic species are widespread and more or
less uniformly distributed, Double Crested
Cormorant can hardly be categorized as generalist
(Generalist an organism able to utilize many food
sources, and therefore able to flourish in many
habitats), as the bird may occur along inland
waterways and coastal are...
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Technological Progress Species Diversity
1,197 words
Biogeography Island Biogeography has been of great
interest for geographers. The theory is closely
connected with the theory of evolution developed
by Darwin. Oceanic islands are isolated areas.
They are limited in territory to examine the
processes which are too complex to implement them
in the mainland areas. Island Biogeography
attempts to identify the factors which influence
the diversity of species of a particular
community. Islands are unique in their nature.
They are isolated areas. The e...
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Gray Fox Coyote Pacific Slope Flycatcher Species
683 words
This work describes the plant community, wildlife
habitats, and special-status species that occur
within the Toro Canyon area, including the
potential for loss of sensitive (endangered,
threatened, rare, or otherwise protected) plant
communities and wildlife habitats. The Toro Canyon
is located between the San Inez Mountains and the
Santa Barbara Channel, California, The USA. Toro
Canyon begins at the San Inez Mountains and
extends approximately 5, 750 acres to the to the
Pacific Ocean. Native v...
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Bald Eagle Endangered Species
662 words
The bald eagle is truly an all-American bird it is
the only eagle unique to North America. It ranges
over most of the continent, from the northern
reaches of Alaska and Canada down to northern
Mexico. The bald eagle, our national symbol, is
listed as endangered under the Endangered Species
Act in 43 of the lower 48 states and listed as
threatened in Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon,
Washington, and Wisconsin. (There are about 40,
000 bald eagles in Alaska and none in Hawaii. )
However, bald eagles ha...
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Rock And Roll Helter Skelter
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Allegory of American Pie by Don McLean A Piece of
the Pie Ask anyone what was the defining moment in
the rock history of the 1960 s was and all you
will get is a one word answer: Woodstock. The
three day rock festival that defined an era was
only one of many music festivals of the 60 s. But
Woodstock has come to symbolize, an era of
peaceful, free- loving, drug- taking hippie youth,
carefree before harsher realities hit (Layman 40).
The Woodstock festival ended a century filled with
many metamor...
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Wildlife Habitat Environmental Protection
1,341 words
THE GOVERNMENT VS THE ENVIRONMENT When the subject
is the environment, the general public perception
is that a resource of such importance can only be
adequately safeguarded by the benevolent,
all-encompassing hands of the government. Whether
this comes in the guise of the Environmental
Protection Agency, the Forest Service, the Park
Service, the Bureau of Land Management or any of
their variations on the federal, state, and local
levels, many citizens fear that leaving
environmental (that is, p...
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White Tailed Deer Deer Hunting
2,112 words
Quality Deer Management There is no other big-game
animal in North America like the white-tailed
deer. The whitetails habitat is so widespread that
it covers just about all of North America and
parts of Central America. The white-tailed deer is
the most commonly hunted big game animal ever.
Before the settlers arrived, an estimated 30
million whitetails inhabited what is now the
United States and Canada. But as settlers pursued
them for food and market hunters slaughtered them
with snares, traps...
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