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| | | | discussion results gunjanpri (166) | | I am a student of geography and need to do a project related to oceans, tides, waves, sea currents and cloud formation. Also I need to study on development of oceaonography as a subject and its... | |
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 jb78000 (1637) | | ...but is none too competent. ok we have rapidly diminishing fish stocks, rising sea levels etc showing that humanity is get hit back at for the environmental destruction it has caused. unfortunately... | |
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 KOREILLY23 (249) | | I love the ocean . I love running in the hot sand to the cold water. I love the way me feet sink into the sand while I wade in the water and I love to play in the waves . A beach is always fun cause... | |
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 nwike1561 (77) | | If you had the chance to travel to Africa where would like to visit and why? I would have loved to visit south Africa, Ghana, Egypt and Kenya. | |
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 oneandonemakesix (24038) | | Ok, so its an ad campaign, the ocean won't really disappear for about another BILLION years so I'm in no hurry to go to any city that they just want me to come and spend money. and if I do go, the... | |
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 TheSpy (3353) | | I have finished packing because I am leaving here and flying to the destination that we will be looking for some one.
I was looking at the map at the back of my ticket jacket and said to myself,... | |
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 mitsubishi (1711) | | When you go to the river, do you go to the,flats, the schoals,the bottoms, or the edge. how often do you go to the rivers | |
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 eaforeman6 (4205) | | our oceans.? I saw a show about this. The actual bottom of the oceans has not been fully explored. What do you think and why? | |
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 r6v33n6 (152) | | 71% of Earth's surface is covered wif water. Earth is the only planet where water is in its liquid form. Water gathering in giant holes forms the oceans, which r essential for life to exist.
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| | blog results The Homely Scientist (0) | | While coastal upwelling is generally a good thing, like many things in nature, you can have too much of a good thing. In this case the upwelling of cold, nutrient-rich deep water causes not... | |
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 Eco-Chick (3) | | Gulf of Mexico dead zone caused by fertilizer runoff from conventional farming. Image from NASA.
Yet another report comes out announcing that organic food is higher in nutrition (in this case,... | |
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