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I picked this representation for the destruction pictured. Our world cannot survive the way we are going. We will deplete our resources, including water and food. If we continue to litter and destroy the environment, we could run out of rich oxygen. We need this world, it does not need us. In all honesty, we are like the virus of the world and the world may very well start treating us like so.

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This is Artemotil or Arteether (from Artemisia annua) used as anti-malarial. It is specifically used for the treatment of chloroquine-resistant Plasmodium falciparum malaria and cerebral malaria cases. People with severe malaria are nearly unconscious and may not be able to breath. This drug is especially helpful in third world countries where cases are still rampant. I picked this plant extract because it gives me hope that we can continue to combat malaria until we can completely wipe it out.

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The third agriculture revolution had many advances that lead to the age of Industrial Farming. The biggest advance I believe of this time is mechanized farming implantations. This includes farming equipment like tractors, pickers, and reapers running off fossil fuels. These types of equipment lead to the ability of farmers to grow, produce and harvest more crops in shorter times. This also lead to larger scale irrigation. We wouldn't be able to support the society e have now without these advances in technology.  Now to work on reducing the carbon foot print in the future to better protect our environment.

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This flow chart on the Neolithic Revolution shows the process of transitioning from hunter and gathers to farming agriculture. It explains that women were the original primary gathers, however men were the primary farmers. Though the positive immediate impact was having more food and a growth in population. The long term effects were women losing their higher status.

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Plants are essential for the environment. They provide us oxygen to breath. They give us and other animals food to eat. They help the water ecosystem and provide homes for animal life.

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Here is a basic little animation of Photosynthesis. You have a Autotroph (the Leaf) using solar energy (the sun). Carbon dioxide and water converting to Carbohydrates (Sugars) and Oxygen.
6CO2 + 6H2O + light energy = C6H12O6 + 6O2

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This is a Baptisia arachnifera also know as "Hairy Rattleweed" a native and endangered species of Georgia. It is an Angiosperm type plant. They are only native to the small costal region of Georgia and are considered a beautiful plant in need of conservation.
http://www.learn2grow.com/plants/baptisia-arachnifera/

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I believe the Biome that is most in danger is the Tundra biome. It is the coldest biome and is dependent on its permafrost foundation that is in danger thanks to climate change. This is also causing animals that were once not living in the Tundra regions to move in and compete for food with the native wildlife. This biome is really on the verge of extinction itself. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/habitats/tundra-biome/