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Effects of Hydroelectricity and Dams Have upon the ecosystem Introduction Freshwater and electricity are very essential resources that all humans depend on.... Many economic and social arguments have been raised against the construction of dam, but the most profound fact that has overshadowed all other arguments is the major ecological effects that large dams have on the ecosystem.... Despite the fact that hydropower pose no effects on the quality of air, the process of constructing and operating large hydropower dams can have significant impact on natural ecosystem such as river systems wildlife and aquatic life population....
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discussion Mangroves ecosystems are established on the terrestrial marine boundary on sheltered tropical coasts and are vulnerable to both natural and anthropogenic disturbances (Ghosh, 47).... It is therefore, the duty of every human being to conserve mangrove ecosystems in order to avoid extinction of biodiversity and degradation of the ecosystem, which can sometimes be irreversible.... However, small scale and selective extraction of mangrove pose a little challenge on the entire ecosystem, but leads to death of individual trees....
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This discussion is, therefore, being confined to China, which is big enough and favorably positioned in the northern mid latitudes for such a study.... Loss of biodiversity and associated ecosystem services is one of the most challenging problems ecologist face.... Desertification and Declining Biodiversity are two of the many challenges posed by Global Environmental Changes....
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Coral reefs are being degraded almost 20 percent globally, the coral ecosystem faces threats that span from; over fishing, oil spillage contamination, bleaching as a result of elevated sea temperatures, enhanced sedimentation, eutrophication as well as the specter of a warming planet.... Landscape ecologists have been doing well in the field of remote sensing by trying to come up with means of protecting habitat but less has been done in the management of coral reefs ecosystem....
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The 113th Congress that will be held will include discussion of issues like how to allocate programs and activities that seek to assist the adaptation of certain species to changes in climate.... The paper presents the wildlife conservation society, a body responsible for protecting the wildlife that has been on a tireless mission to conserve wildlife for future generations....
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The paper "Remote Sensing of the Coral Reefs" tells about the data acquirement technology about the disappearing ecosystem using imaging sensor expertise.... Landscape ecologists try to come up with means of protecting ocean species' habitat but in the management of this ecosystem should be done more.... hellip; The coral ecosystem faces threats that span from; overfishing, oil spillage contamination, bleaching as a result of elevated sea temperatures, enhanced sedimentation, eutrophication as well as the specter of a warming planet....
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nbsp;Fishing has been proved to be a threat for the oceanic species in coasts surrounding Boston; however, it is not expected to lead to severe harms over these species – at least compared with other activities, like the pollution of the marine ecosystem that can result to various negative effects on local species – diseases and even death are common effects of excessive pollution of sea (Sindermann, 1996, p.... Fishing is an activity of critical importance for economies worldwide; apart from serving the local needs in food, fishing is often used for the support of the local or the national economy – in accordance with the terms of the relevant agreements....
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This paper aims at discussing the effects that hydroelectricity and dams have on the ecosystem.... The writer claims that reviewing the effects of dams and hydroelectricity upon the ecosystem need to be given more weight since the impact they have on the environment is adverse....
Many economic and social arguments have been raised against the construction of the dam, but the most profound fact that has overshadowed all other arguments is the major ecological effects that large dams have on the ecosystem....
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