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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching, study predicts By Emmett Spreitzer

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching, study predicts By Emmett Spreitzer

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If the world doesn't try to stop greenhouse gas emissions, almost all of the coral reefs will experience bleaching. Climate change is the biggest threat to the one of the most important ecosystems in the world, the coral reef. The coral reefs in Taiwan, The Turks and Caicos archipelago will be the first to experience bleaching. The head of the UN agency Erik Solheim says, "The projections shows that we still have time to act before it's too late".

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an import is where someone sends something into your country and an export is when you send something into another country.this has helped a lot of people and so has trade because you can get the things you need and trade it for something you dont need.

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching. The rising sea temperatures are causing reefs around the world to lose there color. This is called bleaching. Bleaching is when water is too warm, it will expel the algae ,that gives them their color, (zooxanthellae) living in their tissues causing the coral to turn completely white. This has been happening all over not just the Great Barrier Reef. Some of the first to suffer where “reefs in Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago followed by reefs in Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago”. On average the reefs started bleaching in 2014.Between 2014 and 2016 was the longest bleaching event ever recorded. This event cause 90% of the Great Barrier Reef was bleached. 20% was killed. The coral reefs take 5 years to regenerate. In conclusion there need to be an effort to save the coral reefs.

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching, study predicts By: Christine SchoenemanThe article I read said that their studies predicts that reducing the greenhouse gases that the emissions coral reefs will suffer bleaching. Researchers found a group of islands Taiwan, Turks, and Caicos. Those islands will be the first to experience annual bleaching and followed by all the reefs off the coast. The globe temperature will rise below 2 degrees celsius and the corals will have 11 years to adapt to the warming seas.“The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late,” Mr. Solheim said. Between 2014 and 2016, the world witnessed the longest global bleaching event recorded and 20% of the reefs were killed because of Annual Coral Bleaching. 90% of the Great Barrier reef was bleached. Annual Coral Bleaching won’t stop until we reduce the greenhouse gases. Our generation should work together to stop the Annual Coral Bleaching from killing all the other reefs and animals.

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching, study predicts By: Christine SchoenemanThe article I read said that their studies predicts that reducing the greenhouse gases that the emissions coral reefs will suffer bleaching. Researchers found a group of islands Taiwan, Turks, and Caicos. Those islands will be the first to experience annual bleaching and followed by all the reefs off the coast. The globe temperature will rise below 2 degrees celsius and the corals will have 11 years to adapt to the warming seas.“The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late,” Mr. Solheim said. Between 2014 and 2016, the world witnessed the longest global bleaching event recorded and 20% of the reefs were killed because of Annual Coral Bleaching. 90% of the Great Barrier reef was bleached. Annual Coral Bleaching won’t stop until we reduce the greenhouse gases. Our generation should work together to stop the Annual Coral Bleaching from killing all the other reefs and animals.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Corse By: Marli Parra

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Corse By: Marli Parra

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We have a lot of things that come from China and they are one of our main trade deals, but actually if you look around Canada is our biggest  trade partners. We spend about 600 billion dollars a year in exports just with Canada. “In 2014, net exports were negative $722 billion dollars. That’s what you call a trade deficit.” It is not a good thing to be in a trade deficit. When you are in a trade deficit that means you are not trading as well with other countries and that the goods that you are importing have a higher cost than what they are worth. So it is better to stay friends with your trade partners.

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching, study predict By: Kailah favorel                                                      In my story I learned it will all start if the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Then coral reefs will suffer bleaching. A group of islands such as Taiwan, Turks and Caicos will be the first to come across annual bleaching and also the reefs off the coast. In 2014 and 2016 world witnesses the longest global bleaching 20 percent of the corals died and 90 percent of the water was bleached.“The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late,” Mr. Solheim said. So if data show us where the bleaching is that means we still have time help and stop this. The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and partners will review new climate change data to predict which corals will be affected by the bleaching. I think we should find what is the problem and stop the bleaching.

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching, study predict By: Kailah favorel                                                      In my story I learned it will all start if the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Then coral reefs will suffer bleaching. A group of islands such as Taiwan, Turks and Caicos will be the first to come across annual bleaching and also the reefs off the coast. In 2014 and 2016 world witnesses the longest global bleaching 20 percent of the corals died and 90 percent of the water was bleached.“The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late,” Mr. Solheim said. So if data show us where the bleaching is that means we still have time help and stop this. The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and partners will review new climate change data to predict which corals will be affected by the bleaching. I think we should find what is the problem and stop the bleaching.

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Climate change is now Hurting every country on every spec of the world. It is disrupting Important economies and affecting people's lives, costing people, communities and countries dearly today and even more in 20 years. On September 21, countries will come to the United Nations Headquarters to put their ideas for approval. The Agreement enters into force “on the thirtieth day after the date on which at least 55 Parties to the Convention accounting in total for at least an estimated 55 percent of the total global greenhouse gas emissions have deposited their instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval, or accession”.But climate change is a global challenge that does not respect national borders. It will go anywhere. With it affecting people everywhere from America to China.

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International Trade by Kristoffer MIller

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International Trade by Kristoffer MIller

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This article is about International Trade.  '' International Trade is when  two or more partners from different counties trade they are the(exporters and the importers).'' We need other countries recources to make things and trading because if we didn't trade with China and Canada we would not have half the things we have now. An example of political risks is a war and another risk is cancellation or non-renewable of export or import licences.

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Climate Change Leading To Annual Coral Bleaching By Connor Walker 

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Climate Change Leading To Annual Coral Bleaching By Connor Walker 

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If greenhouses fail to reduce gas emissions and the world continues there trends then all the world’s coral reef supply will suffer severe bleaching. Which is “the gravest threat to one of the Earth’s most important ecosystems” says the United Nations environment agency. On average the reef will start being annually bleached by 2014 without a minimum of 5 years with no bleaching the annual occurrences will have a deadly effect on the reefs and the environment around the reefs. Although if governments decide to act and make pledges on the Paris Agreement which is which calls countries to try and put a stop to climate change and limit global temperatures to rise to -2 degrees celsius would give the coral 11 years to adapt to the warming of the seas. During the span of 2014-2016 the world had its longest global bleaching event with 90% of it being bleached and 20% of the coral killed in that span.

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Education in developing countries  by Eric Beckman P.3

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Education in developing countries  by Eric Beckman P.3

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Primary education in developing countries have reached 91 percent but 57 million remain without school. Half of children that have not enrolled in school live in sub-saharan Africa. An estimated 50 percent of kids that are out of primary school live in areas with a lot of fighting and violence. 103 million youth around the world lack the normal skills with more than 60 percent of all are women. There goals are ‘’By 2030 we will ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality for primary and secondary education. This will lead to relevant and effective learning outcomes.’’

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Education in Developing Countries By Hayleigh Price p.

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This article was about how the, Canadian Feed the Children, program helps children's education in developing countries. Some of the developing countries they help are Ghana, Ethiopia, Bolivia, and Uganda. They have multiple programs that help educate teachers, build schools, feed children, and also get children ready for elementary school so children are more likely not to drop out when they are older. In the article it says that, “ECCE [(Early childhood care and education)] enables parents to work and older siblings to attend school.” That means parents don’t have to worry about working while also taking care of their children because they know that the school is taking great care of them. Canadian feed the Children programs also help build more schools and support hiring teachers in developing countries. Hiring teachers to teach at the schools help people get jobs and also educate children. Because a lot of the families are poor some of the programs provide the students with supplies each year and some schools provide food so the students can stay concentrated in class and enjoy coming to school. These programs have helped 1,069 children in Bolivia, 25,536 in Ethiopia, 1,244 in Ghana, and 9,032 children in Uganda go to primary school.

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Supply and Demand is very important to society today we use it without knowing. Some examples of supply and demand are you want a cupcake and the demand is high so the price for the cupcake goes up. I chose this topic because it doesn’t only go on in one country it goes on in every country. This may not seem like an important topic but supply and demand are apart of our daily lives so the producers can earn the money they need and the consumers can get the good or service they want. In the article it talks about the meaning of supply and demand it teaches you what exactly it is and how it is used in detail. In the article it also talks about how the “buyer is able to fix the price.”  like I said before about the cupcake if the buyer or buyers have a high demand for something then the producers will raise the price or in other words  “The quantity demanded (demand) and the quantity supplied will be equal. This will fix the price. There will be economic equilibrium.” This is all a very important topic to society.

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Education in Developing Countries By Ellen Carmack

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Education in Developing Countries By Ellen Carmack

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Their goal is to help kids in developing countries achieve developmental milestones. They also help malnutrition, disease, and abandonment . “13 early childhood care and education centers are open in Bolivia providing 906 with safe spaces to learn and grow in their first six years.” This program is also in Ethiopia, Uganda, Bolivia, and Ghana. This program has preschool and primary school.” 25,532 kids are attending primary school in Ethiopia with in 14 schools.” This program also provides meals and clean water for them to drink. They also help families raise awareness of the importance of childhood learning. Also the importance of girls going to school. The way that this program has been able to grow is donations. They also have a place where you can support a child. You can donate to help get school uniforms, supplies, food,  books, and training teachers.I think this is a great way to help kids in developing countries.

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In my story I learned more about international trade. I learned that the United States of America largest trading partner is Canada. Each year Canada and USA spend around 600 billion bollars of goods and services. In 2014 USA was in trade deficit from all there imports and exports. Your country wants to get in trade surplus. How you know if you are in trade surplus or trade deficit is because of your net trade. Net trade is "annual diffreance between the countries exports and imports is called net exports". That is what I learned in my story!

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics By: David Myers

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics By: David Myers

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International trade is the  trade is the lifeblood of the global economy. In 2014 Americans imported over 2 trillion dollars worth of stuff. The largest trade partner of the United States is not China, it is Canada. The U.S is the second largest exporter in the world, it usually exports electronic goods. International trade is so important because we don't have to make everything by our selves we can get imports from other countries. Although international trade seems like a great thing, it ruins the environment and gives lots of people have unsafe working environments.”there is a reason why the flow of goods and the flow of money are symmetric. If consumers businesses and government want to buy more stuff than their country is producing domestically, they have to import it”.

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By Cole Rairick

Money started as a trade item, now it's basicly is the one thing every company and business  strives for.In the begining it was coins now its anywhere from dollars to credit card to checks!

In Europe, there are many different types of currency one of the oldest is the “Denarius depicting

Juno Moneta” This one had greek king on it and was very valuable back in the day. Europe Received almost all of their coins from the Roman temple. One successful unit was made by the germans this was the “Germany 100-Reichsmark banknote”  In the 20th century before the euro many countries had their own unique currency. These included the Schilling.Tolar and the drachma. Nowadays in Europe the Euro in consistently used everywhere.

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Poverty is a huge issue through out the entire world. "More than 700 million people still live in extreme poverty and are struggling to fulfill the most basic needs like health, education, and access to water" This is awful, we have all that stuff plus tons more and we still want more. We can end poverty through out the world with help from citizens like us. It would cost about $175 billion to end poverty worldwide. This is less than one percent of the combined income of the richest countries in the world. There are many reasons for poverty. A few of them are unemployment, social exclusion, and high vulnerability. It is very hard for people that are unemployed to make a living there for many of them live in poverty. Social exclusion causes people to be kicked out of places or not be able to get jobs which then leads to poverty. The last reasons for poverty is high vulnerability such as living in an area that is prone to disaster. This can cause death and or a lack of money which causes poverty for those people. Research shows that in a developing country, one in five people live on less than $1.25 a day. And the majority of people living on $1.25 a day are those who live in southern Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. This is a very important issue that can be solved by people like us.

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Coral Reef Bleaching    By: Joey Acocelli P.3

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Coral Reef Bleaching    By: Joey Acocelli P.3

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Coral reefs are one of the worlds greatest wonders. Most people know how our glaciers are melting, But we did not think we could affect something under the ocean. If we don't find some way to control our green house emission we will have to start beaching our reefs. Coral reefs are one of earth's most important Eco systems. 90% of the Great Barrier Reef was bleached and 20% of it died. The annual bleaching will be deadly to the reefs and disrupt the valuable Eco system. The first to be effected include, Taiwan, Turks, the reefs of the cost of Bahrain, chili, and French Polynesia.

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Climate change is affecting every country on every continent. It is "disrupting national economies and  affecting lives". People are experiencing major changing of the weather patterns and the rise of sea level. The poorest and the most vulnerable people are being affected the most. On september 21st countries will come to the united nations headquarters to deposit their instruments of ratification.

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Educations in developing countries By Cole Livingston P. 3  

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Educations in developing countries By Cole Livingston P. 3  

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"I want to be a science teacher. I love the way teachers conduct themselves. They respect themselves and help to teach children from poor families. That’s what I want to be like. Teachers are important because they educate children who later become important people in the country." quote by Leila in Uganda developing countries in for example Africa's developing countries are slowly getting education . just like Leila said teachers are very important in the whole world they teach us how to strive in this world. without them i believe our country wouldn't this amazing in the world we will still be living in caves and the only way of texting  will be writing  on a stone tablet .

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All of the world's coral reefs are going to suffer from severe bleaching. Researchers found that the reefs in Taiwan and Turks and Caicos archipelago will be among the first to experience annual bleaching. Calling the predictions "a treasure cove" for environmentalists, the head of the UN agency, Eric Solheim said the projects allow conservationists and governments to prioritize the reefs protection. Between 2014 and 2016 the world has witnessed the longest global bleaching ever record.

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The Importance of Trade by: Merriella Vazquez

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The Importance of Trade by: Merriella Vazquez

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This article is about how "trade is vital to the success of civilization". The reason why civilization needs trade is because it is a way to get rid of things that you have to much of, and you can get things that you cannot grow and that you need. "Civilizations of yesterday and today have thrived because they were able to work out agreements to get what they didn't have from other people and give what they did have to other people, often at the same time". I think that this means that you have to be able to trade. If you grow things, and you end up accidentally growing to much of that thing, then you need to figure out how to use it. There are several ways to do that. You could eat all of it quickly by making it breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but is that really smart? You could also store it, but how long until it perishes? The most logical thing to do is to trade it off. You could either trade it to another part of you region, or trade it to another country. Trading it to another country is the smartest move because then you would know that you could trade it for something that you do not have or that you want. There are also several other things that you can trade, things like oil, gasoline, and other manufactured goods, since raw goods are not the only things that you can trade.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs Brecken Reiser p.3

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs Brecken Reiser p.3

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The coral reefs of the world are dying. experts say "if current trends continue and the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all of the worlds coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching. Hope is not lost though, according to Erik Solheim "the projections show us where we still have time to act before its too late". which is good news because coral reefs are one of the most important ecosystems on our planet. If governments would agree to the "Paris agreement" then they would try to fight against climate change which would try to change the global temperature to -2 degrees celsius. this would give the coral at least 11 years to adapt to the new weather. also between 2014-2016 the coral reef was 90% saved.

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Education in Developing Countries By CC Cushenbery P.3

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Education in Developing Countries By CC Cushenbery P.3

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Good education is hard to find, especially in developing countries. Ethiopia and Bolivia work with the program ECCE (Early Childhood Care & Education), this program helps children and develops them for primary school. This also gives parents the chance to work and older siblings the chance to go to school without having to worry about the little child. It says that, "Children who attend preschool tend to be more ready for primary school, perform better and are less likely to dropout then their peers." There are community-led programs that provides things for the kids in Uganda such as education supplies and school food programs, a lot of that is led by child sponsorship. The Uganda school feeding programs are delivered by care centers and primary schools. A lot of places and programs are working to help the children and families have better education.

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The Green house gas emissions are threatening to damage almost  all of the worlds coral reefs. Reefs in Taiwan, the Turks, and Caicos archipelago are the first few to suffer bleaching. Erik Solheim says, "the projects allow conservationists and governments to prioritize the protection reef protection."  The reefs will start to under go annual bleaching. Without of the five years minimum  to regenerate the occurrences will have an horrible effect on the corals. If governments call on countries to limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius. The corals should have 11 years to adapt to the warming seas.

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Climate change and Greenhouse gas will bleach and damage coral reefs. All of the living, breathing creatures will Suffer and the beauty will be gone. All do to, yep, humans with leaders that don't do anything to solve problems. Most of these bleaches happened around 2014, and we are trying to stop it.

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International trade by Nathaniel Hufnagel

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International trade by Nathaniel Hufnagel

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This article is about International  Trades. International ''Trade is  when two or more partners from different counties (exporters and importers).''  I think this is important because we need things that we do not make but other counties make. This is when counties become interdependent. Some commercial risks are if the buyer does not pay the correct amount, another commercial risk is if the buyer does not accept the import. An example of political risks is a war risk and another risk is of cancellation or non-renewable of export or import licences..

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Climate Change Will lead to Annual Bleaching, Study Predicts: By Kellen Boomer

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Climate Change Will lead to Annual Bleaching, Study Predicts: By Kellen Boomer

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This article is all about pollution and how it is affecting the coral reefs. if we don't reduce pollution then all of the coral reefs will suffer bleaching. Some coral reefs are already bleaching, in Taiwan and the Turks and Calcos reefs will be the most affected first. "The projections show us where we still have time to act before it's too late." Said Erik Solheim. Governments are already trying to fix things by reducing pollution so that the temperatures don't rise so fast that the coral reefs don't have time to adapt, they say that the reefs will have about 11 years to adapt. But already bleaching has started and the biggest casualty was the great barrier reef with 90% of it bleached and 20%  of its coral lost. But now people are working harder to save these coral reefs.

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The article i read was "Supply and Demand" and it was talking about Adam Smith and his book The Wealth of Nations written in 1776. In the book he says "that the demand depended on the price of a good." then the article talked about how Supply and Demand shows producers and consumers interact with each other and demand influences the price of the good. This is what i got out of the article I  read.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs  By: Calvin Fisher p. 03

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs  By: Calvin Fisher p. 03

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The coral reefs are one of the worlds greatest ecosystems and they are going through severe bleaching. Mostly coming from the globes greenhouse gas emissions.
a study by the UN environment program which shows climate change predictions to see what corals are affected first and at what rate. It was found that reefs in  Taiwan, the Turks, and Caicos Archipelago will be affected by annual bleaching first. “The projections show us where we still have time to act before it’s too late.” Says Mr. Solheim. This means that if we act fast then we can save reefs before its to late. the reefs are so important that would be the best thing to do. The annual bleaching started in 2014 and went to 2016 as the longest global bleaching event ever recorded. Among the casualty's, the great barrier reef, was 90% bleached, and 20% dead

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching by:Madison Period 3

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching by:Madison Period 3

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Climate change has been a problem for quite some time now, that is as begin to threaten sea life and the ocean i think it is about time for many countries that have oceans or ones that don't should step up and help. Scientists predict that "Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago will be among the first to experience annual bleaching", if this does happen it can lead to serve bleaching. Bleaching happens when the water is to warm for the reefs, so then it expels the algae that makes coral reefs live , then it will cause the coral reef to turn white therefore getting the name bleaching. The article also states that the more pollution, the less time the reefs have.But the scientists also have predicted that if countries try to battle pollution, and try to limit global temperature rise below 2 Degrees Celsius.

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How to Explain Foreign Currency to Kids | Financial Education Academy

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How to Explain Foreign Currency to Kids | Financial Education Academy

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Did you know:

A single year of primary school increases wages earned later by five to 15 per cent for boys and even more for girls.

For each additional year of secondary school, an individual's wages increase by 15 to 25 per cent.

No country has ever achieved continuous and rapid economic growth without first having at least 40 per cent of its adults able to read and write.

A child born to a literate mother is 50 per cent more likely to survive pass the age of five.

These stats show why education is perhaps the most effective strategy to tackle poverty and is integrally linked to human, community and national development.

When people have basic life and literacy skills, economies grow more quickly and poverty rates decline. Children who have the opportunity to learn are able to eventually earn more money and support their own families.

And, feeding a young mind is literally true. Hunger keeps children out of school and limits their ability to concentrate once there. Conversely, CFTC has seen firsthand that a school breakfast or lunch program will be an important incentive to attract children to attend school.

The link between the level of primary education attained and a family's overall level of food security is especially strong for the rural poor. Education allows farmers to make use of new farming techniques and technologies. A World Bank study found that farmers with a minimum of four years of primary education were able to increase their productivity by an average of almost nine per cent.

When you feed a child, you make it possible for her to learn. And when you make it possible for her to learn, you make it possible for her to feed herself and her family for years to come.

Education quite simply creates sustainable change for children, for families, for communities - for entire countries.

There are still, however, far too many barriers to education for children in impoverished nations, especially for girls. And, even when children do attend school, they often struggle to learn in large class sizes, from untrained and poorly or unpaid teachers and using outdated learning materials.

Poor quality education leads to low motivation to stay in school and many children drop out. In sub-Saharan Africa, one in three children who start school does not complete even basic primary school, let alone progress to secondary school.

That is why it is so important - and why CFTC and its partners place such great emphasis - on supporting children at every stage of the educational journey. Investing in the cycle of education, pictured below, is one of the most effective ways to break the cycle of poverty. Even simple things - like a school uniform or offering breakfast in schools - can be enough to increase a community's overall educational retention and graduation rates.

Child sponsorship and education gifts through the Best.Gift.Ever are just two ways to give children, women and entire communities the gift of education and the tools they need to reach their full potential.

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Breaking the cycle of poverty with education | Canadian Feed The Children

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A single year of primary school increases wages earned later by five to 15 per cent for boys and even more for girls. For each additional year of secondary school, an individual's wages increase by 15 to 25 per cent.

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics

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Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics #15

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What is a trade deficit? Well, it all has to do with imports and exports and, well, trade. This week Jacob and Adriene walk you through the basics of imports, exports, and exchange. So, you remember the specialization and trade thing, right? So, that leads to imports and exports.

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What exactly is the cost of money? What are the fundamentals of exchanging dollars for other currency? We'll explore these questions, plus give tips for money-changing travelers.

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Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > International trade

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The Importance of Trade Part 1: Too Much or Too Little?

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Trade is vital to the success of a civilization. Here's why.

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On 16th December 2018 SDG Advocate Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Founder and Chairperson of Education Above All Foundation met with the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and UNICEF Executive Director, Henrietta Fore and [...]

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Obtaining a quality education is the foundation to creating sustainable development.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Change

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Sustainable Development Goals: Climate Change

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Sustainable Development Goals: Ending Poverty

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Sustainable Development Goals: Ending Poverty

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Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere

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Globally, the number of people living in extreme poverty declined from 36 per cent in 1990 to 10 per cent in 2015. But the pace of change is decelerating and the COVID-19 crisis risks reversing decades of progress

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Sustainable Development Goals: Coral Reefs

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If current trends continue and the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all of the world's coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching - the gravest threat to one of the Earth's most important ecosystems - on annual basis, the United Nations environment agency today reported.

The finding is part of a study funded by the UN Environment Programme ( UNEP) and partners, which reviewed new climate change projections to predict which corals will be affected first and at what rate. The report is published in the journal Nature Scientific Reports .

Researchers found that the reefs in Taiwan and the Turks and Caicos archipelago will be among the first to experience annual bleaching, followed by reefs off the coast of Bahrain, in Chile and in French Polynesia.

Calling the predictions "a treasure trove" for environmentalists, the head of the UN agency, Erik Solheim said the projects allow conservationists and governments to prioritize the protection reef protection.

"The projections show us where we still have time to act before it's too late," Mr. Solheim said.

On average, the reefs will start to undergo annual bleaching starting in 2014, according to the study. Without the required minimum of five years to regenerate, the annual occurrences will have a deadly effect on the corals and disrupt the ecosystems which they support.

However, if Governments act on emission reduction pledges made in the Paris Agreement, which calls on countries to combat climate change and limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees Celsius, the corals would have another 11 years to adapt to the warming seas.

Between 2014 and 2016, the world witnessed the longest global bleaching event recorded. Among the casualties was the Great Barrier Reef, with 90 per cent of it bleached and 20 per cent of the reef's coral killed.

Via UN News Centre

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Climate change will lead to annual coral bleaching

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If current trends continue and the world fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all of the world's coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching - the gravest threat to one of the Earth's most important ecosystems - on annual basis, the United Nations environment agency today reported.

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Supply and demand Facts for Kids | KidzSearch.com

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Supply and demand is a model of microeconomics. It describes how a price is formed in a market economy. There are two determining factors on such a market, the number of things made available, called supply, and the number of things consumers want, called demand.

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Kids learn about supply and demand a basic principal of the free market economy including how to graph them and the impact of changes on either.

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