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The Evolutionary Reason Human Beings Seek Violence and Conflict
Posted On August 12, 2020


Whilst observing chimpanzees in the wild, Jane Goodall noticed her observed chimpanzee community beginning to divide amongst itself, with some members choosing to spend more time in the northern region of the jungle and others in the south. By separating […]


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The Effect of Pollution Upon Nomura Jellyfish
Posted On April 5, 2019


Pollution can trigger swarms of jellyfish production because it is carried into the oceans both by weather which carries it in as rain and as run off from sewage systems. Pollution stresses nomura jellyfish and causes them to repopulate as […]


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The Effects of North African Sand Upon the Amazon Rainforest
Posted On April 4, 2019


In the Danakil Desert of East Africa, sandstorms which occur become so large that they envelop all of North Africa, carry across the Atlantic Ocean and end up settling into South America, acting as the perfect fertilizer for the Amazon […]


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China’s Desire For Ivory and the Effect Upon African Countries 
Posted On October 18, 2018


China is one of the only countries in which recently acquired ivory can be sold legally, and because it is in such high demand, China’s insatiable thirst for ivory is devastating elephant populations around the world. 80% of the Chinese […]


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World Population Growth
Posted On August 13, 2018


200 years ago, the world had approximately 1,000,000,000 (1 billion) people. Today there are more than 7,000,000,000 (7 billion) people worldwide. By the end of the century, it has been predicted that Earth will have approximately 10,000,000,000 (10 billion) people. […]


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