Deforestation, by definition, is the action of clearing a wide area of trees. The process of removing trees primarily occurs in rainforests, such as the Amazon basin. Sixteen continental countries of Latin America together contain 57 percent of the world’s tropical rainforests (Browder 123). Major effects of deforestation include, the loss of habitats and species, […]
Deforestation is the removal of trees to create space for civilization, industrialization and agriculture. Per minute, roughly 36 football fields of forests are lost to deforestation. Eighteen million acres of forest, which is roughly the size of South Carolina, is lost per year (Penman). At this rate, all forests on earth will be gone in […]
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Get startedThe loss of forests around the world has increasingly gotten worse from the beginning of human existence but recently, it has almost reached the brink for the Amazon. It’s the largest tropical rainforest and 60% of it is located in Brazil. This issue is not only for Brazil, but for the entire planet because the […]
Topic: How depression affects artists: depression as noted in the works of Pablo Picasso and Vincent Van Gogh. When Mental illness breeds artistic production, sufferers of mental illness may be less likely to get help or see themselves as ill. Many authors have promoted a connection between creativity and mental illness. However, limited scientific evidence […]
Vincent Van Gogh was born in 1853. He lived to be 37 years old when he tragically killed himself in 1890. He was born in the Brabant village of Zundert. Once in secondary school Vincent quit going to school, and never went back. Vincent had multiple different jobs while growing up, but it was not […]
Various arts more so the drawings and paintings are used to communicate a certain message to a particular audience. In most cases, artists use these works to express an intrinsic opinion or feeling on a particular issue. That is by putting up a drawing that leaves the audience brainstorming the intended message and then act […]
Vincent Van Gogh was born on March 30, 1853. Vincent Willem Van Gogh was the child of Theodorus Van Gogh and Anna Cornelia Carbentus. Being a painter herself, Van Gogh got his love for art from his mother. He was a painter from the Netherlands. Vincent was a man who had been considered nothing less […]
THE LIFESTYLE OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS The impact of lifestyle on personal health has become a global focus. The WHO points out that “60 percent of the health and life expectancy of each person depends on their behavior and lifestyle”, and university students are no exception. Therefore, this paper will search university students’ life style from […]
As an individual, we might have met up with a lot of people throughout our life, yet people leave, and life still goes on as what it used to be but some people stays in heart forever. The person that I admire and love the most is none other than my mother. Normally, people start […]
My Hometown is that little fork-in-the-road somewhere between Chicago and Denver, always reminiscent of a simpler time. My Hometown is a bubble — it is timeless. Sure, the corn stands tall and the cattle graze freely each season, but the hills and valleys are forever the same age. In My Hometown, the sidewalks are cracked […]
INTRODUCTION: Bullying is no joke and continues to occur in our everyday lives. The article “Do anti-bullying laws work? New evidence on school safety and youth violence” states that 78% of adults believe that programs created to prevent bullying should a part of school curricula. Therefore, it is imperative for schools to implement an anti-bullying […]
As the united states developed and grew, Native Americans tribes lost their land, but refused to lose their culture. Native American tribes have continued to find ways to keep their rich culture alive and pass it down through generations. The Native Americans had several impacts on the United States and serval roles to play when […]
In Daniel Richter’s Facing East from Indian Country, and the primary source readings by Giovanni de Varranzo and John Lok, presents the way the Europeans perceived gender roles and religion with Native Americans, and how Europeans saw Africans as property. These sources presents early American history in the perspective of Native Americans and Africans to […]
Some of the issues that cause the Indian Revolt were that they had Diverse Political, Economic, Military, Religious and Social Causes. The diverse political cause was when the tribes had to move within their country or away from their country. The land that they claimed they would have to move away from the land. Some […]
In the rapid development of Internet at present, the Bitcoin(BTC) with its innovative concept and reliable technology attracts a lot of people, it will affect our lives and deserves our in-depth research and thinking. On November 1, 2008, a people called Satoshi Nakamoto in a secret cryptography discussion group posted a study, this paper expounds […]
There is no disagreement on this point that understanding the behavior of market information across financial markets is important for measuring and estimating the risk of assets diversified portfolio. And there is also a widespread belief that it is important for asset hedging strategy, asset allocation decision, and evaluating the regulatory policies related to capital […]
Abstract: Autonomous driving is on the horizon. Vehicles with partially automated driving capabilities are already in the market. Before the widespread adoption however, human factors issues in the automated driving context need to be addressed. One of the key components of this is how much drivers trust in automated driving systems and how they calibrate […]
As said by Tesla (2014) the association was framed in 2003 as a progressive vehicle business utilizing the most recent innovation as its upper hand. The vehicle could conceptualize and make a freely electric vehicle known as the roadster. The idea of the vehicle structures was Silicon Valley roused. The association “plans, fabricates and moves […]
The South-African native, Elon Musk was born on June 28, 1971. At the age of 17, he moved to Canada for college and to escape his duty to serve in the army. Shortly after, he transferred to the University of Pennsylvania and has been in the U.S. since. In 2009, the entrepreneur sold his first […]
Tesla seems to be in the national spotlight daily, from the always controversial Elon Musk to the production of their unique line of cars and the negatives that come along with them. Tesla’s innovative ideas represent to a lot of people what the future of cars will be. Shortly after it was founded in 2003, […]
Tesla has faced a number of challenges this year, including concerns over its finances, ability to build cars at scale, and public comments towards and from Musk and Tesla. In March, the rating agency Moody’s downgraded Tesla’s credit rating from B2 to B3 because of concerns about the company’s ability to hit its production targets […]
KENYA is located on the Eastern Coast of Africa on the Equator. It shares border with Somalia and Indian Ocean to the East and Ethiopia to the North. It also shares boundary with Uganda to the west and Tanzania to the south. The coastline is about 550km long, faces the Indian Ocean. Based on the […]
In the persistent debate of population control, there are two differing theories. The first is the Malthusian proposal that suggests limiting the population is necessary in order to ensure that we do not reach carrying capacity. Carrying capacity is the amount of people the planet can contain before being stripped of all resources and space. […]
Throughout human history, notable empires peoples have obtained the status of having golden ages. The Chinese Golden Age during the Tang Dynasty and the Muslim Golden Age both saw incredible and massive rises in the quality of life, from the evolution and growth of the various arts to the facilitation of the religion’s growing prominence. […]
In any government both federal and the states, constitution is a significant aspect that provides the rule of law for the political system. As such, a Constitution helps in distributing power between various institutions, protects peoples’ rights, and provides the procedures of carrying out business. The United States Constitution provides a federalism type of government […]
Patriots were filled with exuberance, curiosity, and eagerness to shape the newly independent America. Impatient to establish a new form of government, patriots formed the Articles of Confederation, which were ratified by the Continental Congress in 1777. Many people believed that the central government’s power should be limited to foreign affairs, and that states should […]
Introduction Any child can pick up a basketball, bounce it a few times, and throw it at the hoop without realizing the complex physics he is involving himself in. However, a greater understanding of the sport can be gained by applying the principles of physics to these actions. Through this paper I will be examining […]
The history of basketball began with its invention in 1891 in Springfield, Massachusetts by Canadian physical education instructor James Naismith as a less injury-prone sport than football. It consisted of peach baskets and a soccer style ball. He published 13 rules for the new game. The original rules for basketball were a little different from […]
As a teenage basketball star in the 1960s at Trinity, an elite private school on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Jim Carroll led a chaotic life that combined sports, drugs and poetry. This is what led to him writing The Basketball Diaries, the journal he kept during high school and that was published in […]
What would happen if all of the trees in the world were gone? What would happen is that the earth will not have enough oxygen and this will happen in 71.5 years at the rate of deforestation. Deforestation is when all of the trees from an area are removed for lumber and land to farm […]
