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The exploitation and conservation of wildlife, it requires various cost that should divided into proper units in order to achieve the optimal outcome. In addition to that, all the benefits from conservation and exploitation of wildlife resources should meet the optimal standards. In order to achieve the balance of exploitation and conservation of wildlife, they are a need for developing the appropriate economic incentives. Likewise, better instruments are required to protect the wildlife at the same time benefiting the society. However, the marine biodiversity management has the particular challenges that affect the global communities. Since wildlife has both the 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).
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The Metropolitan Museum and its exhibition and interpretation of fine art is arguably among the best in the world (Karp & Lavine 7). The Metropolitan Museum has combined most of the non-Western materials in a single wing named the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas. The exhibit is stunning with a wide variety of beautiful and quite large objects. Monumental wooden objects from Africa and New Guinea fill the display space. The museum balances the use of both traditional and modern exhibit forms to present the cultures of societies. Examples include reenactment, period setting, dioramas, photography, audio and video Continue reading...

EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON THE CORAL REEFS

Global warming is having derogatory effects on the marine environment. Even an increase of 1 degree Celsius of temperature in the sea will lead to wiping out of the coral reefs which are natural homes for many underwater animals (Nwf.org, 2015). Increase in temperature leads to “coral bleaching” or separation of algae from the corals (Floridakeys.noaa.gov, 2015). The algae and the coral reefs otherwise have a symbiotic relationship between the two, but the increase in the temperature of the oceanic water the algae gets detached from the coral reefs, thus making the corals white in color. The corals this Continue reading...

Introduction Eminent domain is widely comprehended as the state powers to seize private property without the approval of the owner. In history, most frequent uses properties taken by the state via eminent domain mentions public facilities, railroads, and highways. The powers of eminent domain have been previously exercised for the construction of massive public projects involving the public benefit. The law and eminent domain are associated with the obligatory land acquisition. The law requires that the power may be invoked solely for the purpose of public benefit, yet the constitution of the public domain is a subject of open Continue reading...

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All living beings evolve over time to adapt to the dynamic environment around them. While some species are successful in this adaption, others get extinct as they fail to survive. The objective of this paper is to study a species whose population is threatened in Southern Nevada. The paper is divided into three sections. The first section discusses the species that is endangered in Southern Nevada. The desert tortoise has been identified as endangered species for this purpose. The second section of the paper talks about why this species has become threatened in Southern Nevada. The third section concludes Continue reading...

Caring for our environment should be a collective responsibility upon which everybody should undertake selflessly. The environment and our surroundings form the essential element of our survival. Every living thing fundamentally depends on the environment for survival and ensuring that our environment provides a haven for this survival should be a continuous undertaking. Our world is more industrialized now than ever before, which means that there are more emissions into the air from the industries that have sprung up in the twenty-first century. People have been so engrossed in other things that they have entirely forgotten about the environment. Continue reading...

The Republic of Zimbabwe is a non-coastal state. Its location is the southern Africa between rivers Zambezi and Limpopo. The largest city and the capital are in Harare. Zimbabwe’s economy shrunk significantly after 2000. It resulted in a desperate situation for the country and widespread poverty in addition to 80% rate of unemployment. The involvement of the state in the Democratic Republic of Congo war between 1998 and 2002 set the deterioration by draining hundreds of millions of dollars. The country has a major problem of hyperinflation from 2003 to 2009 after it suspended its currency. In 2008, Continue reading...

ENDANGERED SPECIES

Endangered species are those who are on the verge of extinction, they are a gift of nature that we are about to lose. Saying that we are wasting our resources by trying to save them is a complete disrespect to the nature and its creations. It cannot be agreed upon at any cost. The species that are endangered have reached this level because of human acts only. We are whole and responsible for this state of those species, thus it becomes our moral duty to save them from becoming extinct.
All the organisms are a part of the ecological Continue reading...

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge or ANWR is a 19-million acre land along the northeastern part of Alaska. Part of its coastal plains, 1.5 million acres to be exact, is being considered as an onshore oil prospect by many developers.
There are existing laws that denies development on ANWR. But as a result of economic issues, specifically those that affect oil supply, H.R. 3407 was presented as a way to open ANWR for oil and natural gas leasing. The only question is whether to drill or not and if so, to what extent (Corn, Ratner, & Alexander, 2012).
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Colorado is the 38th U.S. state, considerably the best state to live in. It ranks eighth in the most extensive states in USA. It's ranking on the extensive states list is substantiated by the fact that it encompasses Southern Rocky Mountains, and part of Colorado Plateau and Great Plains. It ranks 22nd on the descending order list according to the population of all the States. According to a census, an estimated population of Colorado was 5,355,866 on July 1, 2014, with an increase of 6.50% since the 2010 Continue reading...

Abstract

This paper would like to investigate the impacts of wind farms and pylons in Ireland. Recent public outcry regarding the utilization of wind energy in Ireland has raised concerns whether the sustainability of wind energy is real or not. For the same reason, this paper will look into the advantages and disadvantages of wind farms and its related technology and infrastructure and examine the ethical issues associated with its operation.

Introduction

Wind farms and pylons are two of the most recognizable structures brought by energy production technologies. Wind farms harness the wind’s velocity and convert it into mechanical power. Continue reading...

Rachel Carson’s educational background largely focuses on the subject of zoology. She graduated from Pennsylvania College for Women, while also studying with the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory. She further went on to John Hopkins University to get her Masters in Zoology.

The Issue in “Silent Springs”

Rachel was attempting the world to understand about the harms of using pesticides such as DDT and the rest. She further wanted to elucidate how the first world nations were dumping extremely toxic pesticides to the third world nations like Mexico, much to the harm of these third world nations. These toxic pesticides were as dangerous Continue reading...

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Mining, especially surface mining requires large pieces of land that is temporarily disturbed to allow for the different phases of mining to take place. The exploration activities have the potential to raise various environmental difficulties, including soil disintegration and sedimentation, clearing of vegetation and other types of disturbance to fauna, dust, noise, water contamination and effects on neighbourhood biodiversity. If steps are taken in advanced mining operations, then there is a high potential to minimize effects on all parts of nature. Mining businesses can achieve this by taking caution in the different phases of pre-planning projects and implementing different Continue reading...

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Historical and spatial view
The Giant Panda is a native black and white bear species to the south central China. It is also known as the panda bear or simply the panda. The mammalian is easily recognized based on its black patches around the ears, the eyes and across its round body. This colorful creature with black and white coat is adored by the world and considered as a national treasure by the Chinese people. Normally, most people employ the term giant panda in order to distinguish it from the unrelated red panda. However, the two animals belong in Continue reading...

Franklin Roosevelt is considered to be an outstanding person of all times. His phrase "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" helped the American nation to regain faith in themselves. Franklin Roosevelt became the 32nd U.S. president in 1933, and was the only president to be elected four times. The key point of his political carrier is that Roosevelt led the United States through the Great Depression and World War II, and put the powers of the federal government through a range of reforms known as the New Deal. He succeeded in restoring public confidence, communicating Continue reading...

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The use of Unmanned Air Vehicles and drones in the world has increased drastically. This has been through an effort to put an end to illegal poaching in several countries in the world. The UAV’s were meant to protect rhinos and elephants among other world life. This two species are facing extinction threats due to increased poaching in the modern world. Their tusks are the main items that poachers want and leave the animals brutally wounded after they remove the tusks. Poachers seemed to have learnt new methods through which they could go through wildlife police checks. Corruption Continue reading...

The Facts and What It Means for the Future

The Facts and What It Means for the Future
A decade or two ago, global warming and environmental awareness was one of the most discussed topics among the general public and politicians. However in recent years, the discussion has slowed and it all seems more like a passing fad. Be that as it may, the facts remain that global warming is a very real phenomenon, and the longer we ignore the issue, the more catastrophic the effects will be for us in the future.
In order to tackle the issue of global warming, it is important to understand what Continue reading...