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A Career in Ecology – How to Begin and Where to Go »
Outlineing the experience and training necessary to get into the field of ecology
By: Natasha, High school
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Acid Rain »
The harmful effects of acid rain, and what can be done to reverse its effects
By: Mike, College
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Air Pollution Effects on Human Health in the United States »
That air pollution has an adverse effect on human health.
By: Travis, College
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Animal rights-for »
Trying to give persuasavive reasoning why animal rights exsist.
By: natasha, College
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Anthropocentrism Against Animals »
Describing the affects of anthropocentrism over animals and the horror and cons of animal experimentations.
By: Justin, High school
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Atrazine: Friend or Foe »
Describing the effects of atrazine on the environment and whether or not it should be banned
By: Daniqua, High school
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Beach Erosion »
What is Beach Erosion and its causes and effects
By: Ansley, Middle school
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Beach Pollution »
Beaches must be maintained to keep beach goers from catching a disease.
By: jeyem, High school
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Burin Peninsula »
What was supposed to be ‘just another day’, turned out to be a deadly one when an earthquake, followed by a tsunami traveling at 78mph, hit the Burin Peninsula in Newfoundland. Twenty-seven people, ranging in age from seven months to eighty years, were drowned. One more person later died in 1933, due to injuries sustained from the tsunami. Another also died in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, due to a second, much smaller tsunami, generated by the same earthquake. Through all this though, many hero stories are still remembered and told today.
By: christina, Middle school
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Case Studies in Labor-Environmentalist Organizational Cooperation »
Analyzes three case studies in which labor and environmental organizations collaborate and reach their goals successfully. Argues that collabortion between these two groups makes reaching a specific goal more efficient.
By: Sandy, College
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