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The sustainability of the ocean affects life in nature and people respond to it

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Our responsibility as humans to preserve the ocean

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Connection
Causation
Change
Responsibilities

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Paraphrase relevant information

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Reflect on the journey of your PYPX

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The importance of the ocean to nature and the responsibility of humans to preserve it

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The importance of the ocean to our world and nature (Connection)

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The ocean produces over half of the air we breathe. The ocean provides more than just seafood, ingredients are found in the ocean . Lots of medicinal products came from the ocean, including the medicine to fight cancers and many more.

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- The importance of the ocean to our world and nature (Connection)
- The benefits that the ocean provides us (Causation)
- The changes happening in the ocean (Change)
- Our responsibility as humans to preserve the ocean (Responsibilities)

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The benefits that the ocean provides us (Causation)

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The changes happening in the ocean (Change)

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1. Endangered species' and how we can help
2. Human activities such as overfishing, oil spills, Air pollution, etc can damage marine and coastal ecosystems
3. What causes acidification and how much damage will it cause
4. What have people done to help save the ocean

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An inquiry into rights and responsibilities in the struggle to share finite resources with other people and with other living things; communities and the relationships within and between them; access to equal opportunities; peace and conflict resolution. (highlight the chosen phrase)

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-The importance of the ocean to our world and nature(Connection)
-The changes in the ocean(Change)
-Our responsibility as humans to preserve the ocean(Responsibilities)
-The benefits that the ocean provides us(Causation)

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Human activities are threatening the health of the world's oceans. More than 80 percent of marine pollution comes from land-based activities. From coral bleaching to sea level rise, entire marine ecosystems are rapidly changing.

Global warming is causing alterations in ocean chemistry and many oceanic processes, and it is threatening many species of marine animals that cannot cope with higher temperatures. Overfishing is a serious problem in many parts of the world. Conservationists advocate creating expansive marine reserves to protect the biodiversity of the oceans.

Threats

Global warming is causing sea levels to rise, threatening coastal population centers.

Many pesticides and nutrients used in agriculture end up in the coastal waters, resulting in oxygen depletion that kills marine plants and shellfish.

Factories and industrial plants discharge sewage and other runoff into the oceans.

Oil spills pollute the oceans, though U.S. water-sewage treatment plants discharge twice as much oil each year as tanker spills.

Air pollution is responsible for almost one-third of the toxic contaminants and nutrients that enter coastal areas and oceans.

Invasive species such as poisonous algae, cholera, and countless plants and animals have entered harbor waters and disrupted the ecological balance.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that 31.4 percent of fish stocks are either fished to capacity or overfished.

Solutions

Establish marine parks to protect biodiversity.

Reduce destructive fishing practices such as trawling.

Minimize the use of military sonar that can harm or kill whales and other marine mammals.

Help fishers to maintain their livelihoods by incorporating conservation efforts.

Install measures to reduce the amount of fish caught accidentally.

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Threats Facing The Oceans and Their Species

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Oceans are threatened from human interference such as fishing and pollution.

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‘The ocean and us’ - BBC Earth, United Nations Ocean Conference

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Caring : We want to help the people that depend on the ocean to survive

Communicator : We split our work to make it easier

Balance : We do not want people hurting the ocean but that does not mean we can't get our daily needs from it

Reflective : Trash we have thrown away end up in the ocean

Inquirers : We want to know more about the endangered/extinct species

Knowledgeable: We do research on our own

Thinkers: We think about what can we and others do to help the ocean

Principled: We dont depend on each other but when we need help we try helping each other

Risk takers: Im confident that the audience may be interested about the things people can do to protect the ocean

Open minded: Teachers try their best to help us with the exhibition and I appreciate that

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Appreciation, Tolerance, Respect: We appreciate and respect other's ideas.

Commitment: We try to prepare our exhibition even when it isn't the session(Like after school or break time)

Confidence: We give our ideas confidently.

Cooperation: We share our ideas to each other.

Creativity: We try to combine our ideas into one big sentence that we can use for the actual presentation

Curiosity: We research more about the topic.

Empathy: Even if im on the life below water group i will try my best with helping the other groups

Enthusiasm: I personally am very happy to be able to go back to this topic

Independence: We research on our own.

Integrity: I dont copy paste from websites

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Social skills: Im not very good at talking to people but I still try my best

Research skills: We know how to know a website is trustable and how to paraphrase

Thinking skills: We combine our ideas/research results to make a final conclusion

Communication skills: We split our work and sometimes we collaborate on one

Self management skills: I know when to work and I know when i can take a break

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50% of the oxygen is produced by algae and mangroves

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Medicinal ingredients that come from the ocean are used to help fight cancer, alzheimer's disease, arthritis, and heart disease

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The ocean is very beneficial both to humans and the world. The ocean is able to transport heat from the equator to the poles, in result it regulates both our climate and weather. Like I said, the ocean is also very beneficial to our health. Salt water has benefits too, in sea salt we can find skin-friendly minerals such as : calcium, potassium, and magnesium. Swimming in the ocean can also help with your well being. It reduces your stress, relaxes your muscles, stimulates blood flow through your scalp, and helps you with sleeping

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national oceanic and atmospheric administration

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The air we breathe: the ocean produces over half of the world's oxygen and absorbs 50 times more carbon dioxide than our atmosphere. Climate regulation: covering 70% of the Earth's surface, the ocean transports heat from the equator to the poles, regulating our climate and weather patterns. Transportation: 76% of all U.S.

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Heat from the equator is transported to the poles through the ocean, which regulates climate and weather

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Skin friendly minerals such as potassium, calcium, and magnesium can be found in sea salt

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Salt water can help with stimulating blood flow through your scalp

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Swimming in the ocean can help reduce stress, relax your muscles, and help with sleeping

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The ocean might seem like an unchanging landscape but it actually has evolved over time

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Some species existed for a geological moment before they went extinct, while others slowly adapted to changing seas.

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In three decades the ocean can fully recover from its current state, if we act now that is

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Its most obvious that we need to reduce the use of "single use plastic", 100,000 marine mammals die due to plastic waste every year

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Humans need to stop overfishing because there is a chance that if it keeps happening, there will be no more fish by 2048, but there is a chance that by 2050 fish will be outweighed by trash

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The ocean affects the climate in places. Cold water up to the north Atlantic ocean sinks very deep and it spreads all around the world.

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Changes in the ocean takes much longer time than in the atmosphere. Changes between the oceans and atmosphere changed slowly and also the movement of water within the oceans.

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The ocean has absorbed 90% of the heat created by burning fossil fuels and that can affect the coral reefs, changes the speed up the sea level rise how marine species reproduce, and even weather on land.

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The ocean produces over half of the air we breathe. 50% of the oxygen is produced by algae and mangroves. The ocean provides more than just seafood, food ingredients are found in the ocean. Not only food but medicinal ingredients also come from the ocean, and they can be used to help fight cancer, alzheimer's disease, arthritis, and heart disease.

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Changes occur quite often in the ocean. It might be due to natural causes or human activity. The ocean might look like a plain body of water that does not change, though it has actually evolved over time. When the ocean changes some species' might go through extinction while most others adapt to these changes. Climate can be effected by the ocean, water around the north is very cold, it sinks very deep and spreads around the world. Surprisingly, the ocean changes slowly, even slower than the atmosphere.

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As humans we have a responsibility to preserve the ocean, and we aren't doing that well. Human activities on both land and sea are damaging the ocean. Let's start off with human activities in the ocean, one of the biggest threats the ocean is facing is overfishing, there are 2 possibilities if overfishing continues. 1. we will have no more fish by 2048 2. by 2050 fish will be outweighed by trash. Single use plastics are also a threat to the ocean, more specifically the animals in the ocean. Every year 100,000 marine mammals die due to plastic waste. Human activities on land that require fossil fuel also damages both land and sea. 90% of the heat caused by burning fossil fuels has been absorbed by the ocean. A few things we can do: Reduce or entirely stop the use of fossil fuels, Plastic, and Take only what we need from the ocean not what we want. If we do all this there might be a chance that the ocean can fully recover from its current state in three decades. We can help save the ocean by choosing seafood that is both healthful and sustainable, use fewer plastic products and less fossil fuels. We need to stop littering too.

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Ocean Importance: We Need Our Ocean...And Our Ocean Needs Us!

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Changes happen in the ocean. The ocean looks like an unchanging landscape but, it has changed overtime. Some of the changes revolve around some species' extinction. Around 90% of the heat created by fossil fuel has been absorbed by the ocean which heats it up. The ocean changes even slower than the atmosphere.

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The ocean benefits nature and humans. Heat is brought to the north by the ocean, which regulates climate. Skin friendly materials such as Magnesium, calcium, and potassium can be found in sea salt. The ocean also reduces stress, relaxes muscles, stimulates blood flow, and helps you with sleeping.

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The ocean needs our protection, even though we are the ones damaging it. We can help the ocean by reducing plastic usage, reduce fossil fuel consumption, and choosing seafood that is healthy and sustainable.

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50% oxygen we breath is from the ocean more specifically from plants such as mangroves and algae. The ocean provides us seafood and cooking ingredients. Not only cooking but a lot of medicinal ingredients can be found in the ocean

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1. What has the PYPX journey taught you?
2. What insights do you hope the audience will get from your PYPX presentation?

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1. Working with others without good communication doesnt make it (the process) faster
2. Safety of marine life and ecosystems

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1. It taught on how to be patient.
2. My audience will now know about life below water.

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