WATER AND BIODIVERSITY WATER FOR BIODIVERSITY FRESHWATER HOLDS OVER 10% OF ALL LIFE ON THE PLANET AND 35% OF ALL VERTEBRATES. BETWEEN

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• Aquatic ecology
• Systems ecology
• Wetland
• Biodiversity
• Ecosystem
• Flood
• Water
• Aquatic biodiversity research
• Eutrophication
• Environment
• Biology
• Earth

CMRB_2012-Sachs_6 We need to build a decent life on a crowded planet. © Flickr/hdptcar

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• Development
• International development
• Environmentalism
• Maternal health
• Millennium Development Goals
• Jeffrey Sachs
• Planetary boundaries
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• Sustainable development
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• Earth
• Environmental social science

Ministry of the Environment, Government of Japan Report of the Closing Event Closing Event for the International Year of Biodiversity Dec.18 (Sat) 〜 20 (Mon), 2010

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• Environmental science
• Millennium Development Goals
• Earth
• International Year of Biodiversity
• Science
• Satoyama
• Convention on Biological Diversity
• Ishikawa Prefecture
• Life in Harmony
• Environment
• Biodiversity
• Biology

How the Sun Shines∗ What makes the sun shine? How does the sun produce the vast amount of energy necessary to support life on earth? These questions challenged scientists for a hundred and fifty years, beginning in the

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• Astrophysics
• State functions
• Nuclear chemistry
• Sun
• Star
• George Gamow
• Stellar evolution
• Neutrino
• Nuclear fusion
• Physics
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• Light sources

Living in harmony with nature Inland Waters Biodiversity Water supports all life on Earth. Freshwater is the most important natural resource on the planet. Inland waters include all kinds of inland water bodies, fresh o

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• Aquatic ecology
• Systems ecology
• Fisheries
• Limnology
• Wetland
• Ecosystem
• Habitat destruction
• Biodiversity
• Freshwater ecosystem
• Environment
• Earth
• Terminology

The Alberta Tourism Framework[removed]Alberta is one of the most breathtaking places on earth – as vast as it is varied in landscape and experiences. Alberta is where people come to explore. Our guests are looking f

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• Tourism
• Human behavior
• Alberta
• Personal life
• Marketing
• Sustainable tourism
• Types of tourism
• Entertainment
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SEPM-Field Conference on Sandy Microbial Mats from the Archean to Today, Denver, Colorado, USA, May 2010 The fossil record of Earth’s early life is highly encrypted. Rocks of ages beyond 3 billion years have experience

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• Earth sciences
• Microbial mat
• Microbially induced sedimentary structure
• Paleontology
• Archean
• Society for Sedimentary Geology
• Geobiology
• Sedimentology
• NASA Astrobiology Institute
• Geologic time scale
• Geology
• Historical geology

Cool Stars Have Different Mix of Life-Forming Chemicals For Release: March 7, 2009 Life on Earth is thought to have arisen from a hot soup of chemicals. Does this same soup exist on planets around other stars? A new stud

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• Infrared imaging
• Space telescopes
• Exoplanetology
• Spaceflight
• Spitzer Space Telescope
• Abiogenesis
• Brown dwarf
• Star
• Extrasolar planet
• Spacecraft
• Astronomy
• Space

HS-ESS1 Earth’s Place in the Universe HS-ESS1 Earth’s Place in the Universe Students who demonstrate understanding can: HS-ESS1-1. Develop a model based on evidence to illustrate the life span of the sun and the role

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Acute Exposure Guideline Levels for Selected Airborne Chemicals: Volume 10 Committee on Acute Exposure Guideline Levels Committee on Toxicology Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology Division on Earth and Life St

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• Toxicology
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• Analytical chemistry
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• Threshold limit value
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