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I chose this picture of earth to represent what I think it will look like in the future. The large skyscrapers depict the fact that as a society we are not concerned with the vegetation and conservation as they are with industrialization. The path we are going down as a whole is not going to leave planet earth with much of an environment in the future

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https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/cocaine

Cocaine is the most influential chemical used in the world. It is derived from a leave and used as a stimulant. Cocaine has grown extremely popular even thought it is an illegal substance.

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This web page has good information on how the innovation of genetically modified organisms has affected us.

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"That way madness lies." - King Lear

On July 29 the U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the discovery in Washington State of wheat plants of an unapproved variety containing an herbicide tolerance trait. News sources immediately picked up the story, and Monsanto confirmed it. This set off a predictable round of breathless anti-GMO panic, as evidenced by Japan and South Korea announcing that they will "step up quarantine measures for U.S. milling and feed wheat shipments" and block certain varieties. All this despite the fact that the rogue plants (enough to make about an ounce of grain) were in a noncommercial field, and none have been reported found in any harvests.

We have seen this movie before, in 2013 and 2014. Spoiler alert: It turns out the monster isn't scary.

In the present case, 22 wheat plants were discovered in an unnamed farmer's fallow field, presumably when they survived a wheat treatment with glyphosate. Harvests from adjacent wheat fields are being tested for the presence of the unapproved trait, and held pending confirmation they contain no contraband.

The unapproved plants come from a variety, MON71700, that was field

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"That way madness lies." - King Lear On July 29 the U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the discovery in Washington State of wheat plants of an unapproved variety containing an herbicide tolerance trait. News sources immediately picked up the story, and Monsanto confirmed it.

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The Neolithic Revolution had a huge affect on the population growth. Because they had access to different resources and knew how to make more of their necessities, this allowed them to provide for a growing population.

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I chose the Tundra as the Biome I feel is in the most danger of ecological change. Global warming is no secret and as the temperature of the Earth is rising it is harder for that arctic climate to remain as cool as it once was. That rise in the temperature has a very large affect on the permafrost and could eventually lead to destroying the ecosystem .

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Spanish moss is found in the Georgia. Although it has moss in the name, it is actually a flowering pant. It's taxonomic name is tillansia usneoides

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I chose the video below because as elementary as it seems, it really made the process very clear. It shows in a variety of different diagrams all the steps of photosynthesis. My favorite part is when it shows the differentiation of the light dependent reaction and the light I depended reaction.

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(OLD VIDEO) Photosynthesis and the Teeny Tiny Pigment Pancakes

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This pictures replicates exactly what I imagine when asked how do plants impact the society and environment. Without plants other organisms couldn't thrive! There would be no social structure at all without plants because we couldn't survive.