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Eco-study on the Great Lakes.
Eco-study on the Great Lakes.North America hosts one of the most spectacular features, carved by glacial activity the great lakes contains nearly twenty percent of the world’s fresh water.
The Ecosystem Dynamics research team collects data and conducts experiments of the Great Lakes ecosystem processes. The Great Lakes ecosystem is greatly dynamic and changes according to the surrounding. Over the years with the retreating ice, a basin is formed rich in new habitats for several species that migrate from the East and West. The functional changes of the ecosystem are the major changes in the food chain in zebra mussel-infested waters of Lake Huron. Research shows an alarming change in how energy and nutrients are assimilated in the food chain. The Bay is no longer dominated by phytoplankton and Zebra mussel is spreading at an alarming rate.
Human impacts on the Great lakes have lead to diverse negative changes on the lake’s ecosystem. Misuse of the lake by the high growth of beaches which often lead to pollution of the waters occurred since the 1900s. This has had a great impact on the nitrogen, phosphorous and carbon cycle. Through dumping of untreated waste both from homes and industries has lead to production of chemicals that have altered the normal nature of the cycles. Over- fishing has lead to the extinction of various species of fish.
Knowledge about the structure and function of the great lakes provides the motive for conservation of the environment. Through the knowledge of what the benefits of the lake to the animals plants and people; the conservation team has decided to cut the number of beaches hence cutting pollution of the water. Treatment of water that has helped reduce the great changes in chemical properties of the water.
For a period of time over the years, the Gray wolf found on the western side of the Great Lakes was declared as an endangered species. The government passed an act against hunting of the wolves and since then the population has progressively grown. This was an act of restoring the wolves in the area. The act aided in managing the domestication and hunting of the wolves by the locals.
1 My topic is on gun control
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My topic is on gun control.
Is there need for gun control in the United States?
I choose this topic because of the increased number of shootings that have increased in the United States especially involving young kids.
I do not have any experience with the topic but I do believe that there should be gun control measures that should be put in place. I have prior knowledge because of the few articles that outline why or why not gun control measures should be put in place. Yes, I have done prior research so that I could understand where I would stand on this debate. I have several things about gun control on the news including the fact that automatic rifles should not be sold to general population as well as statistics on gun related violence. I currently do not have any personal experience from any gun related violence.
What I intend to find out is their impact gun control measures will have i.e. the reduction of gun related violence. First things I will search for includes statistics on gun related violence. What I would want to know is if States that have stricter gun control measures have had any impact.
I intend to get my sources from Google Scholar on topics related to gun control including the statistics as well as the policies. Use of key words such as gun related violence and gun control debate will be important in narrowing down to articles related to my topic. The articles also will be peer reviewed so that they can be reliable sources.
The first option is the impact gun control has i.e. reduction in gun related violence. The other stand will be against gun control as it impedes the Second Amendment according to the constitution.
My target audience is anyone who is interested in learning anything about gun control including students as well as the stakeholders in this field.
Final Paper Humanities
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Final Paper Humanities
The class has been successful and there are several things that I have learnt from the readings, the poems and the class generally. The class had made a great impact on the views of love starting with Sappho who from her poetry we get to understand that the true meaning of love and the impact it has on our lives. Love is a delicate aspect of life and everyone needs to be treated with love. Love is a strong force where the mystery of how love moves things is left to the gods. We need to treat everyone with love to help create a conducive environment for prosperity.
Also, the power of women cannot be underestimated whereby women can do great things and have the power to unite. Just like the women of Lysistrata, women need to come out and advocate for peace love and unity for this is what it means to be Human. To be human requires us to fight for peace and end war since people die during wars. It is important to note that Dua Khetty’s letter to his son can be widely used in career choice since she emphasizes on choosing a profession that is independent so do we need to learn from her.
From the last assignment on Greek Humanism we get to understand that Humanim has a great impact on literature since it shapes how we write our work. Most work in both the ancient and current society is written according to we treat each other which is an aspect of humanity. To be human implies that doing that which is right to everyone in the society guided by morals and ethics. To be human means one having the desire to see peace and unity in the community. Lastly, we all need to advocate for a virtuous society that treats everybody equally and cares for everyone.
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