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Category: /Literature/English
…. Multination could be anything. Ruthless soldiers cut off body parts, severed heads, and just about anything gross that could be thought of. Freezing to death consisted of getting naked, breaking the ice on the frozen pond, and the jumping in. Being set to fire
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…. Multination could be anything. Ruthless soldiers cut off body parts, severed heads, and just about anything gross that could be thought of. Freezing to death consisted of getting naked, breaking the ice on the frozen pond, and the jumping in. Being set to fire
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…to a standstill without energy. Without wood, we would not even be able to light fires for warmth or fire for cooking food. Our days would be spent huddling together in caves for warmth with only raw meat and vegetables to eat. This is a stark picture but it shows…
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…areas, bare rock, and ice or snow. Deserts and other unproductive lands are important factors in biogeochemical cycles and biological diversity. Because of parks, wildlife refuges, and nature preserves nearly ten percent of the world's land surface…
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…). In figure 4-5 of the text the picture is showing the gradual change in vegetation after a fire or desertion of land. If the land is deserted and not taken care of or the land is taken over by fire all the vegetation is lost. Gradually over time the vegetation…
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…environmental damage. (http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/English/actions/what_are/federal.shtml) The Greenhouse Effect “All life on earth relies on the greenhouse effect – without it, the planet would be colder by about 33 degrees Celsius, and ice
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…bombing of the city of Dresden, in which more than 135,000 people died due to the resulting fires (Draper, 3785). This experience had a profound impact on Vonnegut. From it, he developed his existential personal philosophy and his ideas about the evils…
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Category: /Literature
…, which reflects to his psychology, did not aware of the reality that environmental system can end with this invention of him. Moreover, Felix's another invention "ice-nine", which is more destructive than atomic bomb, is another aspect of the science's…
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…' there. Run off: - This occurs when ice and snow change into liquid forms and start flowing. Melting: - When temperature raises water changes from its solid form to its liquid form, by the process of melting. Infiltration: - The process by which water gets…
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Category: /History
…was built that way because of the snow and ice that could build up and possibly damage the house. Also, the fireplace was built in the center of the house so that the heat can be circulated throughout the household, a common resemblance of the English colonial…
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