Category Archives: Biodiversity

Sydney Cohen – What makes something “balanced”? The term is thrown around a lot in discussions about the environment, but what does it really mean?

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Matthew Mausner – Creating a functioning ecosystem used to be considered only within the scope of the divine. Human scientific and engineering abilities have advanced to the point now that we modify, alter, or even attempt to reconstruct or even create whole ecosystems… sometimes with ideas that are actual science fiction.

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Sydney Cohen – Urban ecology is the study of all living organisms in an urban environment. It focuses on the relationship between ecosystems and the layout of an urban environment, aiming to understand how we can better achieve a balance between the natural environment and human behavior, in urban areas.

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Sydney Cohen – Coral reefs are a vital part of the ocean ecosystem. Coral reefs help to keep our planet’s carbon dioxide levels under control by absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere. But these fragile ecosystems are in danger due to human activity.

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Jordan Rindler – Locusts and Cicadas seem to be very similar insects: they’re both known for their enormous numbers, they both feast on vegetation, and they do look similar to an untrained eye.

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Matthew Mausner – The global wellness industry is estimated to be in the range of 4 trillion dollars. WOW!

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Sydney Cohen – Environmental determinism is a study within the field of social science, particularly studied in sociology and anthropology.

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Matthew Mausner – Deep ecology is a movement and approach to living that pursues respect and compassion between people and all species. There were always ways of life that might be loosely called deep ecology.

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Sydney Cohen – Social ecology is one of the most important fields of study in sociology. It deals with the relationship people have to their social living environment, and how they interact with each other and the environment around them.

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