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    Global Warming Effects

    the circulation of sea water are disturbed by global warming. Cold water moves along the sea floor towards the equator and warm water around the equator moves toward the poles across the surface of the ocean. It is known as thermohaline circulation. It is a very important process concerning ocean life. This circulation process brings oxygenated water to the sea floor. If this did not happen, "water along the sea floor would become depleted of the oxygen organisms need to survive8". Fish, such

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    Bedtime Stories

    could have your permission I would like to show Allison my home.” After deliberating the men agreed and Allison went into the ocean with the whale and they swam by the crabbie wabbies and visited with the fishie fishies, The whale and Allison had the time of their lives, the little girl didn't want to leave but the whale had made a promise and they returned from the ocean depths. Allison rode on the whales back all the way back to the beach, to her waiting grandfather and father, who instead of whale

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    Global Warming

    follows:   S = 439602 = 197060797.4   This calculation shows that the approximate surface area of the Earth 197060797.4 square miles.   (b) Oceans cover approximately 71% of the total surface area of Earth. How many square miles of Earth’s surface are covered by oceans?   To calculate how many square miles of Earth’s surface are covered by oceans one must multiply the approximate surface area of the Earth, 197060797.4 by the percentage covered by water, 71%. This is set up as follows:  

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    Recipe for Rescuing Our Reefs

    Recipe for rescuing our reefs The colourful world supported by coral reefs is under threat as oceans absorb greater quantities of carbon dioxide, says Rod Salm. In this week's Green Room, he says we must accept that we are going to lose many of these valuable ecosystems, but adds that not all hope is lost. I've been privileged to see many of the world's finest and least disturbed reefs. Mine were the first human eyes to see many of the remotest reefs at a time when we really could describe them

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    Open Boat Doc

    The open boat Eric Tietz ENG 302 Twentieth century American literature March 28, 2011 Professor Maker The open boat As the small boat is getting tossed around in the rough sea’s, four men struggle to survive natures beast, the ocean. Due to a shipwreck these four men were stranded at sea. These four men were stranded at sea. These four men consisted of the following; a cook, who is not in shape and very messy, as he attempts to dump out water out of the small boat. An oiler by the

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    Ipcc Status Report on Climate Change Summary

    government policy. The data used to compile the report are largely based on data sets that cover a period from 1970. According to the report, climate change is occurring. Observational evidence, including satellite imaging, from all continents and most oceans shows that many natural systems are being affected by regional climate changes, particularly temperature increases. Examples of natural systems affected include, but are not limited to: enlargement and increased numbers of glacial lakes, increasing

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    Birth in the Dawn

    Birth in the Dawn When the earth first became hot and the heavens churned and the sun was dark, land emerged from the slime of the sea. The deepest darkness of caverns, a male, and the moonless darkness of night, a female, gave birth to the simple life forms of the sea. The coral that builds islands was born, and the grub, the sea cucumber, the sea urchin, the barnacle, the mussel, the limpet, and cowry, and the conch and other shellfish. Born was the seagrass, guarded by the tough landgrass

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    An Ocean Adventure

    An Ocean Adventure As I watch, the waves from the shore look fun and almost innocent as they crest and then crash over one another. I can taste the salt in the air and watch little rainbows glisten through the prisms of the ocean’s spray. The warm ocean water toward the shore is covered with foam and bubbles from the rumbling waves as children and their families play in the gritty tan colored sand. I think to myself, “This is perfect”. I make the final preparations on my Yamaha Waverunner. All

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    Gulf Oil Spill

    Causes and Effects of Gulf Oil Disaster As the situation of environment is becoming worse than ever these days, the explosion of Deepwater Horizon ship has been making things the worst with the enormous damages since this incident happened on April 20th 2010. This disastrous accident happened under the 2nd biggest oil company BP’s poor responsibility. According to this accident, about 30 laborers died or got deadly hurt then the ship started to sink down couple days after the exploding. As an unofficial

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    Geography Research Response Paper

    predicted to lead to a greater tendency for drought in many regions (Mann 90) * Other likely impacts of climate change over the next century include increases in extreme weather phenomena, and rising sea levels due to melting ice and warming of the oceans (Mann 90) * Sea level is predicted to rise because water expands as it warms, and melting ice is also likely to have a major impact on the sea level (Mann 98) * Coastal regions will be subject to increased exposure to flood and storm

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