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Please watch the following suite of videos that focuses on the reality of a changing climate to both humankind and other species as a look is taken at the ways that animals respond to global climate change (scroll down this page). Then make a first post based on your reflections and comments. Please be sure to make an effort to discuss what you personally think and avoid any form of copy and paste' model. It is your own opinions, reflections, and commentary that you should provide for the forum to be effective and interesting. ...

Type of paper content (Any Type)SubjectOtherNumber of pages1Format of citation otherNumber of cited resources0Type of service writingI would like for you to discuss the impacts associated with living near an active volcano and/or earthquake-prone area. Pick a volcano or a seismically active area on the planet that interests you and examine the past damages associated with this location. What has been done to try to ′solve′ the issues within these naturally hazardous areas? Why do people continue to live near these areas even though they are known to be dangerous? Maybe look at an example of an area that had been inactive for a long time, but suddenly became active again. Discuss a bit about the geologic history of your location of interest and then discuss with TWO other students about their locations. Try to pick different areas, as this is a big planet! Feel free to include pictures of the location - but please be considerate of the images....

Home>Geography homework helpArtwritingValadon - NudeVisual Analysis Assignment: I want you to write a brief paper (approx. 500 words) on the following image and according to the following rubric: Suzanne Valadon, Nude with Striped Bedspread, 1922, 104 x 79 cm, Museum of Modern Art, ParisValadon is known for her unflinchingly honest representations of women. Given the art historical context for her work, how has her choice of subject matter, mode of representation, composition, and color palette differ from her male counterparts?Please again limit yourself to about 500 words, use concrete examples, and follow MLA formatting. ...

Watch the following video:Slaying the "zombies" of climate science | Dr. Marshall Shepherd | TEDxAtlanta (Links to an external site.)Choose one (1) of the zombie theories that Dr. Shepard discusses.Research this theory and write a 250-500 word essay describing:-what the zombie theory is-what the actual science is related to this theory-what data scientists have related to this theoryYou must use at least 2 references and they must be properly cited and included in a list of references/bibliography (reference style is your choice).Here are some possible sites to find information:http://www.ipcc.ch/ (Links to an external site.)http://www.climate.gov/ (Links to an external site.)http://climate.nasa.gov/ (Links to an external site.)http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/science/ (Links to an external site.)http://www.globalchange.gov/ ...

Thread: After reviewing the website, “List of Food Origins” in the Module/Week 1 Additional Materials folder, describe the origin/history of some of your favorite foods. If your favorite foods are not grown locally, describe the transport technologies used to bring them to your area. You must include and properly reference a source other than Wikipedia.You must post a thread of at least 300 words in response to the provided promptly. For your threads, you must support your assertions with at least 1 citation in the current APA format. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_food_origins ...

1. This should include a clear thesis statement(aging and fertility rate), idea and evidence to support the thesis, apply geographical concepts.2. Small family, long life, health care, economics...3. 750 words4. Work cited5. Turnitin report ...

In this lab we will be exploring stuve diagrams, and how we can use them to determine the stability of the atmosphere.Part I Learning about the StuveA stuve diagram is a way that meteorologists plot upper air data, that makes it easier to analyze and use for weather forecasting. Upper air data are meteorological measurements collected from radiosondes or rawinsondes, also known as weather balloons. These instruments collect data on temperature, humidity (dewpoint temperature), wind speed and direction, and pressure. Here is a short video on the weather balloon launch process in Greenland:AGU 2014 Student Videos - Kathleen Willmot (Links to an external site.)AGU 2014 Student Videos - Kathleen WillmotTo learn more about stuve diagrams, what they are, and how they are used, please read through this tutorial:http://www.csun.edu/~hmc60533/CSUN_103/weather_exercises/soundings/smog_and_inversions/Understanding%20Stuve_v3.htm (Links to an external site.)Part II Downloading Stuve DiagramsIn this section we will go through a short tutorial on how to find stuve diagrams.One of the best sources for these diagrams is...

This project Foundations of Geographic Information Systems have two parts. This is for the first part, which due in 24 hours.A 1 page proposal.The whole project needs to be assigned to one tutor. The second part is due at March. 22.Please make sure you have at least master levels Geographic info system knowledge.Final Project OverviewThe following document outlines deliverables and expectations for the final practicum exercise in GIS 5103. This is an open-ended, individual project to be completed in full by the end of the semester. The project will consist of two key deliverables, a single-page double-spaced proposal, and a five-page report also double space.Proposal – due March 1, 2020 (50 points)The proposal shall be a one-page document in which you will outline the research problem you are trying to solve, what types of data you would like to leverage to solve it, and what GIS methods or tools from our class you may use. You can search for external...

IL-6: Forecasting Precipitation TypesDue Sunday by 11:59 pmPoints 6Submitting a text entry box or a file uploadAvailable after Jan 13 at 12 amIn this lab, we will explore precipitation formation and how to forecast different precipitation types.Part I Precipitation FormationIn previous activities, we found that to form a cloud you have to bring the air to saturation, or to a relative humidity of 100%. The two ways this can happen is by reducing the temperature of the air or adding water vapor to the air. In the atmosphere, this usually occurs by reducing the temperature of the air by lift. In previous chapters, they discussed some of the lifting mechanisms in the atmosphere including fronts, convection, mountains, and convergence. All of these will make it more likely that a cloud will form. Further, having an unstable atmosphere will make it more likely that air will continue to rise and increase the chances of cloud formation.However, to create precipitation that will...

The questions you will need to answer/analyze in paragraph form are:How did John Muir and Josiah Whitney differ in their theories of how Yosemite Valley formed?In 1872, what was John Muir’s data collection method for testing if glaciers are alive (moving)?What is the data on the diminishing glaciers of the American West? The world? What does this melting coincide with?Since record-keeping began, what does the temperature record show for California and how does it affect the show pack in the Sierras?When a glacier disappears, what are the effects on the local ecology?What did the research find about the difference between the Lyell and Maclure Glaciers in Yosemite?The required article is attached. ...