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In light of the fast depletion of sea fish and other associated plant and animal species being promoted on a large scale by man’s ruthless means of treating the marine ecosystem, Greenpeace has started its responsible campaign of protecting the ecosystem from man. The advertisement with a visual showing artificial breathing aids installed in the deep sea along with an appeal to the public to go on breathing normally since after all they are fortunately not fish sends a deep and touching appeal directly to the hearts of the audience. The audience the advertisement focuses comprise of industries Continue reading...

The human race is affecting the stability of our planet’s ecosystem. Because our lifestyle – especially the extensive use of fossil fuels – is causing dramatic increases in the CO2 levels in the atmosphere which trap heat, not only will temperatures continue to rise, but so will the global sea levels. The accelerating rise of the sea levels is a consequence of rapid melting of the polar ice sheets. Current predictions suggest that the cumulative sea level rise over the next hundred years will be circa six feet. Although the USA’s population is only four percent of the world’ Continue reading...

“Leviathan”: Human Place in the Animal Hierarchy

Today, when the cinema industry is one of the most developed in diversity and high-tech solutions, it is not easy to surprise and inspire the contemporary audience. The genres transform and evolve so that the distinctions and boarders eliminate and new subgenres appear. The contemporary directors try new methods and approaches to find fresh ideas in order to conquer love and respect of the curmudgeonly and high-fed spectator. One of the bright examples of the directors’ chase after the new view of life in cinema is “Leviathan”, the result of the work of two talented people whose endeavors were Continue reading...

Introduction

The Awakening is set in three primary locations; The Grand Isle of Louisiana coast in the late nineteenth century; on Caminada Island, which is across the bay from the Isle; and in New Orleans city. The story sets off on Grand Isle, then shifts to the city of New Orleans and its conclusion is back on the Grand Isle. Edna, the heroine in the novel, has strong desire to find her true self and to live fully within it. She is devoted to this purpose, and this causes immense friction between her family and friends. In the novel, The Continue reading...

Introduction

The sea floor is comprised of different substrates coming from different origins such as living organisms, land, sea, and atmosphere. These continuous supplies of particles are known as sediments that have accumulated in the sea floor (Sverdrup et al., 2005). With the various origins of sea floor sediments, it can be classified depending on several factors which also encompass its distribution and locations in the ocean.

Classification of Sea Floor Sediments and its Distribution

Oceanographers classify sea floor sediments based on its particle size, source, and location. Under the particle size category, sediments can be classified based on its descriptive names which are gravel, sand and mud. Continue reading...

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Published: March 2015

Among the most abundant sources of light on Earth is life itself.
It’s 10 p.m., and I’m standing in the darkroom of the Western Flyer, a research vessel belonging to the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. The room is tiny, and several of us are crammed inside. The light is off, the air is warm and stuffy, and—as we’re at sea, 50 miles off the coast of California—the floor keeps rocking. I feel sick. But I don’t care. On a table, in a small dish, is a newly captured Continue reading...

Introduction

The Artist Work
"The White Gunas" was an abstraction art developed by Isamu Noguchi. Noguchi is an American Born art; his artwork were most inspired by philosophies of the west and the east. His work "The White Gunas, " is a creativity showing three Gunas that stands for strands of quality in Samkhya India (Lewis 10). The first strand is “tamas” which stands for motionless or rather darkness. The second strand is "rajas" which in India means passion or desire and the third strip is "sattva" which means goodness or clear thinking in India. The philosophy of the art is Continue reading...

The art of glassblowing has obtained outstanding recognition in various places across the world. Glassblowing is defined as the process of shaping glasses. One of the most renowned glassblowers is Dale Chihuly.

About Dale Chihuly

Dale Chihuly was born in 1941. On that same year, different crafts emerged post-World War II. Chihuly is widely known for his remarkable glass works and their symbolism. Chihuly incorporates colors and natural context in all his works. For Chihuly, his fascination for glass blowing started in 1965. That time was also the first step Chihuly had ever taken to becoming a renowned glass artist across the Continue reading...

Sea Level Rise

Environmental threats have always been an issue for all territories inhabiting humans. It is important to realize that, however, these threats become more difficult to respond to when faced with poverty. Developing countries have just the option of devising human strategies that are supported by greater levels of economic and social development. All solutions of protecting the population from or building better response to heightened sea levels are rooted in higher levels of development. Encouraging settlement in less vulnerable areas is faced with the conflict between the rich having greater access and the poor being pushed to the coastal Continue reading...

A natural disaster is as a rapid, sudden, or the intense impact of the natural environment that has social-economic effects on individuals living in the affected area. Further, it is seen as an event that is concentrated in time and space, and can threaten society’s well-being, to an extent that the community is unable to cope. The adverse events from natural processes are consequently, a disaster when the community requires external intervention, causes loss of life and damage property besides creating an economic crisis in the affected area.
In the beginning, these natural phenomena after scientific researchers are Continue reading...

It is sometimes assumed that Egypt economy does not depend on the tourist industry. However, this is a big mistake, because Egypt is very reliant on tourists. The Egyptian economy is highly dependent on tourism because Egypt is a tourist country, and millions of people come to Egypt to visit from other countries throughout the year (Touregypt.net, 2015). One of the nation’s main attractions is the Red Sea resort city of Sharm El Sheikh (Touregypt.net, 2015).
Firstly, tourism is an essential part of the Egyptian economy (Touregypt.net, 2015). Egypt could not function without tourist money, and this is Continue reading...

Background

Because the Antarctic region of the Southern Ocean has long been over-exploited by man, urgent action may be necessary to protect the future of its wildlife - much of which is unique. In the past, seals and whales were formerly hunted almost to the point of extinction. This has led to growing concern that commercial exploitation of existing fish stocks could bring about serious damage. (Owen, 2003).

Considerations

Increased catches of krill and of fish in the Southern Ocean could cause a catastrophic collapse of the marine ecosystem of that ocean (Owen, 2003).
The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Continue reading...

The discussion below focus on medicinal plants and their importance. These plants include sea weed, American gingseng, Aloe Vera, Achillea millefolium, and black cohosh.

Sea Weed

Geographical distribution
Sea weed are found in all oceans.
Ecology
Habitat type
Sea weeds are aquatic plants. Some are suspended in water, for example phytoplankton while others like are submerged. Temperature

Sea weeds can tolerate a wide ranges of temperature. They grows at a water temperature ranging from 2 °C to 30 °C

Soil type
Sea weed grows in sandy soil in oceans. The diagram in the next page shows a photograph of sea weed.
Figure 1. Sea weed (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Department, 2014).

American Ginseng

Geographical distribution
Ginseng is extensively distributed in the East of North America. Continue reading...

The country of Saudi Arabia is a desert country . Therefore, it does not contain any river or lakes. A very little rainfall is the only water they get in the year. Consequently, the water shortage is the problem faced by the country, and this resource seems to be significant for them. On the other hand, the elevation in the population of the country demands more water resources and hence, the need for water is simultaneously increasing.
Correspondingly, the country has developed the ideas and ways in order to provide the sufficient water to the people. Saudi Arabia contains the Continue reading...

Introduction:

The Dead Sea Scrolls are a group of manuscripts discovered during the middle of the 20th Century in the caves of Qumran and surrounding territories. “Dead Sea scrolls” as the name implies, is based on the general geography in which the scrolls were discover i.e. the Dead Sea close to the West Bank. The scrolls have been concluded to be from the third Century BCE, alternatively known as the “Second Temple Period”. The purpose of this essay is to highlight the process of discovery, interpretation of the texts and its significance in terms of religious, linguistic and historical contexts. Continue reading...

The Anglerfish, also known by its Latin or scientific name, Lophius piscatorius, is one of the more unique marine animals, both in anatomy and predatory habits. With this carnivorous predatory nature, an ugly countenance and extremely clever bioluminescent rod and bait anatomy designed for luring and catching various types of prey, it manages to avoid much work in hunting or capture of prey; it essentially is designed to bring prey right to its mouth, earning it the nickname of the fish that fishes (Murphy 4). Extreme sexual dimorphism and reproductive characteristics dependent upon parasitic relationships between male and female Continue reading...

Global warming is a very real and very persistent threat to many if not all nations that feature a prominent number of their society along their coastlines. While it is believed at this time that there are measures that can be taken to alleviate such concerns, it is still a very real danger as sea level has been seen to rise. The most endangered of nations are those that are far from what is considered a relatively safe haven, low-lying islands and island chains that are home to many upon many citizens and well-developed cultures. The threat of being Continue reading...

Introduction

The concept of genuine link has proved to be a controversial one. Genuine link is a political and legal issue which is described in the international maritime law. The study of international maritime law has therein faced many problems due to this concept and the requirements needed for ships and nations to have a genuine link (Oxman & Bantz 2000). This concept requires that the ships operating in international waters should be registered to certain countries. These ships should be linked with the countries and should fly the country’s flag. Any ship not flying a flag or flying more Continue reading...

Italy is the geologically young country. The main part of its territory is occupied by the folded mountains of Alpine age - Alps and the Apennines, between which lies the intermountain sag Po Valley, filled with the Tertiary and Quaternary rocks (Vai and Caldwell). The tertiary folds of the Alps and the Apennines include the ancient Hercynian massifs: they form a mountainous area of ​​the Western Alps, occupy Sardinia, north-east of Sicily and Calabria. A great place in the geological structure of Italy belongs to the volcanic rocks. The products of the Tertiary and Quaternary eruptions compose the significant Continue reading...

What are the current leading indicators of climate change as well as the leading causes of global climate change?

Indicators of climate change: Rise in carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere, rise in the global surface temperature, rise in sea surface temperature, increase in the extreme climate events, increase in the sea surface temperature, rise in the mean global sea level are the leading indicators of climate change.
Leading causes of global climate change: Environmental scientists identified both the natural and manmade factors behind the global climate change. The leading causes that induce global climate change are: Changes in greenhouse effect in the earth`s atmosphere, change in the intensity of Sun`s energy reaching the earth, changes Continue reading...