'Deforestation' presentation slideshows

The Carbon Cycle

The Carbon Cycle. The carbon cycle describes the exchange of carbon atoms between various reservoirs within the earth system. The carbon cycle is a geochemical cycle and since it involves the biosphere it is sometimes referred to as a bio-geochemical cycle.

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EQ Essential Question

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Tropical Deforestation Problems and Solutions

Tropical Deforestation Problems and Solutions. Ji-woong Kim. Part I Understanding Tropical Rainforest. Understanding Tropical Rainforest. Tropical Rainforest refers to a tropical and subtropical biome which is found around equatorial and subtropical regions.

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Characteristics of Life

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SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT, BIODIVERSITY and LIVELIHOODS

SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT, BIODIVERSITY and LIVELIHOODS

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Human Impact on the Biosphere Chapter 50

Human Impact on the Biosphere Chapter 50. Pollutants are substances with which ecosystems have no prior evolutionary experience and therefore cannot deal with them. Carbon oxides CO, CO 2 Sulfur oxides SO 2 , SO 3 Nitrogen oxides NO, NO 2 , N 2 O

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Revitalizing Baltimore Community Health and Well-being

Revitalizing Baltimore Community Health and Well-being. Jackie Carrera, Parks & People Foundation NAASF Urban Committee Annual Meeting May 12, 2010. Community Health and Well-being: The Baltimore Story. Introduction Background Urban Ecosystem Services Community Health and Well-being

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Latin America

Latin America. Economic Geography. Economic Activity. Most of the countries in Latin America rely heavily on primary economic activity such as agriculture, mining (for minerals and oil), fishing, harvesting timber, and livestock ranching. . Haciendas.

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Latin America

Latin America. Economic Geography. Economic Activity. Most of the countries in Latin America rely heavily on primary economic activity such as agriculture, mining (for minerals and oil), fishing, harvesting timber, and livestock ranching. . Haciendas.

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IPAT

Introduction (IPAT) Population Consumption Technology Social Justice. IPAT. I = P x A x T I mpact on the environment = P opulation x Steve A ctivity x Sara T echnology. Yoram David Battisti Monday.

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Ecology week 3 Human Impact on the Environment

Ecology week 3 Human Impact on the Environment. Humans in the Biosphere. Like all organisms, we humans participate in food webs and chemical cycles. Among human activities that affect the biosphere are hunting and gathering, agriculture, industry, and urban development. Humans in the Biosphere.

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Using the law to improve forest governance Case studies from C&W Africa and the EU

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Soil Erosion in Nepal

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Remote Sensing & Satellite Imagery

Remote Sensing & Satellite Imagery. Messana Science 8. Warm Up. What is the picture to the right? What do you see in the picture? (Land Features, weather, etc..) How could this picture be useful? What is the location?. Remote Sensing.

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Environmental Problems/Solutions

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

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Community-Based Adaptation

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Threats to Coral Reefs

Threats to Coral Reefs. Natural and Human. Threats from Nature. Unusually strong waves such as those from a hurricane Water temperature changes Dramatic changes in saltiness of water Predators, such as snails and crown of thorns starfish Overgrowth of algae. Coral-eating Snails.

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Floods

Floods. A certain surface is affected by them for an indeterminated period of time. They can be seasonal or sudden. Natural Causes. Excesive rains. Overflowing of rivers, lagoons, lakes,etc. Human causes. Bad agricultural practice Bad infraestructure Deforestation Urban increase.

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