Essays on Natural Environment

Climate change is a change in global or regional climate patterns, mainly a change apparent from the mid to late 20th century onwards and attributed largely to the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels. The main debate and…

Our perfect natural world has now been ruined due to the acts of humankind losing its sense of nature as an infinitely renewable source. In Bill McKibben’s book The End Of Nature, he ventures out into discussing the major flaws that the world, in general,…

Coasts are places where land meets ocean; a coast’s shape, as seen from above, is its coastline. Coastlines alter when the land or the ocean alters. Land changes include destruction, deposition (increase of land by the arrival of solid material, often small particles brought to…

Littering today is a worldwide issue that continues to progress. According to research, within the past 5 years, 75% of the population has admitted to littering. The littering issue advances and is causing major issues within society. For example, wild species are suffering as they’re…

Although nature is the best provider, its resources are never meant to be taken for granted. Fueled by human greed, deforestation rapidly drives the planet into a wet barren dirtball. Wood has been an essential resource throughout the history of mankind for its versatility. The…

The Call of the Wild is about an older man who decides to travel alone after not listening to an old-timer’s advice. Saying this, the man travels in dangerous and freezing temperatures in the Yukon territory. The man also has a dog who is a…

Today, world population has exceeded over 70 billion people, and excessive amount of carbon oxides is being released into the air every single seconds. As a sequence, oceans are becoming warmer, and sea level is rising high. More frequent, more intense droughts are threatening crops,…

Tropical maize is not suitable for growth in the cold climates at high latitudes or altitudes, where daily temperatures around zero and bright sunlight are common. Such conditions predispose the plants to a series of events that can ultimately lead to destruction of the photosynthetic…

Statement Of Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to evaluate the effects of acidic pHs, specifically 5 and 6.5, on the rate of photosynthesis, determined through production of oxygen, in C. Demersum. The variable groups are aqueous solutions with pHs of 5 and 6.5,…

Pollution has become one of the biggest problems facing all living things on earth. To begin with, is important to know the definition of “pollution”. This term means the manifestation of any unsolicited foreign substance in something. Ocean pollution also known as marine pollution is…