For environmental conservation in this assignment, please choose a topic within

For environmental conservation in this assignment, please choose a topic within

For environmental conservation in this assignment, please choose a topic within one of the four themes listed above Italy(30%):  Water, earth, air, life. Of, these themes often intersect. This essay will be 1,500 words with with ten citations(NO WIKIPEDIAOR OTHER ENCYCLOPEDIC references. Newspaper and other relevant media sources are allowed), and observations made during our travels in Italy(Note that citations are not included in the word count)
I am doing my topic about the impact of air pollution on historical monuments in Rome 
Key Sites for Observation: The Colosseum, Roman Forum, and other ancient sites in Rome.
Focus: Discuss the effects of air pollution on Rome’s historical monuments and the strategies in place to mitigate damage.
Writing Hourglass 
–              Introduction
o   Hook your readers 
§  Grab the attention with a bold, broad statement about the thesis. 
o   Transition to the topic. 
§  Connect the hook to the thesis. 
o   Narrow the topic with a three-pronged thesis (make a statement) 
§  Introduce the topic of your paper with a list of three points (prongs)
–              Body
o   Use each prong to anchor a body paragraph. 
o   Do these for each paragraph. 
§  Begin with a topic sentence that refers to the prong. 
§  Include at least one concrete detail. 
§  Provide commentary on that detail. 
§  End with a closing statement. 
–              Conclusion
o   Restate the thesis. 
o   Transition to conclusion. 
o   End with a broad statement. 
§  State what you have learned and connect it to your hook, addressing how the topic may have impacted you, your community, or your world.
Include 
–              Thesis or statement of objectives 
–              Conclusion section 
–              A numerical value when present rather than “approximately.”
o   E.g., “their life span is approximately 80 years.” DON’T do this. 
Avoid
–              Words and phrases such as: 
o   “a lot”, “a bunch”, “huge”
o   “Looked at…”
o   “Talked about…”
o   “A study conducted.”
–              Repetitive word usage:
o   “Studies like these help researchers to help conserve these…”
–              “Detached dates” at the end of a sentence
Remember 
–              The numbers 1-9 are presented as words when used singly. 
–              The word data is plural. 
–              Do remember that scientific names are italicized. 
–              Affect is a verb, effect (the result) is a noun. 
–              Proper usage of that versus which 
o   If the sentence doesn’t need the clause that the word in the question is connecting, use which. If it does use that 
–              Proper usage of former vs. latter 
o   F for first, L for last
–              Autocorrect will not replace a misspelled word with the word you intended to use. 
Evaluating internet sources
1.     Author
2.     Scope
3.     Timeliness
4.     Presentation
5.     Mission
6.     Review
Resources 
–              The Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
–              Modern langue association (MLA), Handbook (8th ed.)
the essay will be submitted through turn it in and checked for ai and plagiarism 

Outline the nature of the Zagros basin. Be sure to highlight the type of forel

Outline the nature of the Zagros basin. Be sure to highlight the type of forel

Outline the nature of the Zagros basin. Be sure to highlight the type of foreland system this basin represents and interpret the stacking relationships of the various lithofacies that accumulated in the basin. Finally, discuss the consequences of fluid flow in these strata as related to the types of economic resources formed in the basin. Below are general references on foreland systems and seed references on the Zagros Basin you may obtain from the Queen’s library as a starting point. Please flesh out this list of seed references using an appropriate search engine through QCAT to find more papers. The final product will consist of a 10 page, double-spaced, type-written essay. Please include a title page with title, useful figures with captions, and a bibliography. Figures and references do not count towards the 10 page, type-written minimum. Finally, please use APA formatting style for your in-text references and bibliography. The discussion of the basin type, depositional history during foreland basin development, and the economic resources will be equally weighted
General background and concepts:Allen, P.A. and Homewood, P. eds., 2009. Foreland basins (Vol. 36). John Wiley & Sons. Allen, P.A., Homewood, P. and Williams, G.D., 1986. Foreland basins: an introduction. In Foreland basins (Vol. 8, pp. 3-12). Inter. Assoc. Sediment., Spec. Pub. Catuneanu, O., 2019. First-order foreland cycles: Interplay of flexural tectonics, dynamic loading, and sedimentation. Journal of Geodynamics, 129, pp.290-298. Chapman, J.B. and DeCelles, P.G., 2015. Foreland basin stratigraphic control on thrust belt evolution. Geology, 43(7), pp.579-582. DeCelles, P.G. and Giles, K.A., 1996. Foreland basin systems. Basin research, 8(2), pp.105-123. DeCelles, P.G., 2012. Foreland basin systems revisited: Variations in response to tectonic settings. Tectonics of sedimentary basins: Recent advances, pp.405-426. Naylor, M. and Sinclair, H.D., 2008. Pro‐vs. retro‐foreland basins. Basin Research, 20(3), pp.285-303. Sinclair, H., 2011. Thrust wedge/foreland basin systems. Tectonics of sedimentary basins: Recent advances, pp.522-537. Zagros basin and fold-thrust belt Alavi, M., 2004. Regional stratigraphy of the Zagros fold-thrust belt of Iran and its proforeland evolution. American journal of Science, 304(1), pp.1-20. Bahroudi, A. and Koyi, H.A., 2004. Tectono-sedimentary framework of the Gachsaran Formation in the Zagros foreland basin. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 21(10), pp.1295-1310. Barber, D.E., Stockli, D.F. and Galster, F., 2019. The Proto‐Zagros foreland basin in Lorestan, western Iran: Insights from multimineral detrital geothermochronometric and trace elemental provenance analysis. Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 20(6), pp.2657-2680. Homke, S., Vergés, J., Serra-Kiel, J., Bernaola, G., Sharp, I., Garcés, M., Montero-Verdú, I., Karpuz, R. and Goodarzi, M.H., 2009. Late Cretaceous–Paleocene formation of the proto–Zagros foreland basin, Lurestan Province, SW Iran. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 121(7-8), pp.963-978. Koshnaw, R.I., Horton, B.K., Stockli, D.F., Barber, D.E. and Tamar‐Agha, M.Y., 2020. Sediment routing in the Zagros foreland basin: Drainage reorganization and a shift from axial to transverse sediment dispersal in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Basin Research, 32(4), pp.688-715. Pirouz, M., Simpson, G., Bahroudi, A. and Azhdari, A., 2011. Neogene sediments and modern depositional environments of the Zagros foreland basin system. Geological Magazine, 148(5-6), pp.838-853.

Please attach your digitally scanned or digitally photographed topographic map a

Please attach your digitally scanned or digitally photographed topographic map a

Please attach your digitally scanned or digitally photographed topographic map and profile here (from the lab manual). You may use the camera on your cell phone, but please make sure that what you are uploading is legible and upright. Your topographic map should include a “section line” showing what part of the map you used to draw your profile for 1C.
Label the ends of your section line with an A and a B. We prefer your section line cross the highest peak(s) and that it extend the entire length of your topographic map.

On the topographic map below, write the appropriate number (1 through 4) to show

On the topographic map below, write the appropriate number (1 through 4) to show

On the topographic map below, write the appropriate number (1 through 4) to show the
position on the map of each of the following features:
#1 – The cliff on the left hill.
#2 – The broad river valley in the center of the figure.
#3 – The top of the rounded hill on the right.
#4 – The small depression to the right of the river valley, part way up the round

“PMIQ” stands for Positive, Minus, Interesting, and Question. Most, if not all,

“PMIQ” stands for Positive, Minus, Interesting, and Question. Most, if not all,

“PMIQ” stands for Positive, Minus, Interesting, and Question. Most, if not all, environmental geology-related issues are complex; they are neither complete positive nor completely negative. As you explore an environmental geology-related issue you will likely identify positive aspects/outcomes of this issue, negative aspects/outcomes of this issue, ideas/concepts that peak your interest about this issue, and ideas/concepts that leave you with questions. This assignment asks you to articulate those reactions.
After reading the article, you will complete a PMIQ assessment of this article by:
Listing, in your own words and in complete sentences, two (2) Pluses ( the “P”) of the topic/ideas/arguments explored in this article? In other words, what are two positive aspects/outcomes of this issue? This does not have to be explicitly stated in the article, but could instead be ways that you envision that this issue could lead to something positive, or already has.
Listing, in your own words and complete sentences, two (2) Minuses (the “M”) of the topic/ideas/arguments explored? In other words, what are two negative aspects/outcomes of this issue? This does not have to be explicitly stated in the article, but could instead be ways that you envision that this issue could lead to something negative, or already has.
Listing, in your own words and complete sentences, two (2) ideas/concepts that you found Interesting (the “I”) about the topic/ideas/arguments explored.
Listing, in your own words and complete sentences, two (2) Questions (“Q”) you have about the topic/ideas/arguments explored.
The PMIQ assessment that you will post will include:
2 complete “plus” sentences labeled as P1 and P2.
2 complete “minus” sentences labeled as M1 and M2.
2 complete “interesting” sentences labeled as I1 and 12.
2 questions labeled as Q1 and Q2.
NOTE: There are no right or wrong answers, as long as your PMIQ list is based on the article and is appropriate to share in a classroom setting.
THIS WEEKS ARTICLE: https://www.npr.org/2024/01/29/1226125617/demand-f…
Here is an example fo the formatting but it doesn’t relate to this article just an example fo how you should write it:
P1: Thanks to AI, the folks at Kayrros, a climate analytics firm, can now detect dozens of methane leaks and other releases every week leading to thousands of discoveries each year.
P2: AI is sensitive enough to detect wildfires when they can still be put out relatively easily helping to ensure that they do not turn into megafires.
M1: Control burns, a tactic used to remove excess brush and vegetation thereby lowering the chance of a megafire, typically requires people from utility companies to sort through a large amount of information to work safely and make sure that the fire doesn’t get out of control, which could be a daunting and time-consuming task.
M2: Current climate solution technology, including solar panels and electric vehicles, requires large amounts of cobalt, lithium, and copper but the current supplies of these minerals are not enough to meet growing demand.
I1: It is interesting, and disheartening, to learn that generative AI can use large amounts of energy and has a big carbon footprint.
I2: AI has many applications including the fact that it can be used to determine which areas of the US have the best potential for mining critical metals, something that traditionally has required that one or more geologists devote significant amounts of time and energy to determine.
Q1: Could the increased use of AI in the scenarios mentioned in this article lead to the loss of jobs for people traditionally in these industries?
Q2: Is using AI only contributing to the mineral shortage discussed in the article since it is possible that this technology requires the use of these minerals?

Instructions: You have 90 minutes to write full responses to the following 3 que

Instructions: You have 90 minutes to write full responses to the following 3 que

Instructions: You have 90 minutes to write full responses to the following 3 questions. To answer Question 1, you may use a short (2-word answer). To answer Question 2 – Answer the 4 questions. For Question 3, write complete sentences that answer the questions listed in each of the 3 Paragraphs.
NOTE: You are expected to use the lecture PowerPoint slides to answer these questions. Please do not use any online or AI resources to answer these questions.

“PMIQ” stands for Positive, Minus, Interesting, and Question. Most, if not all,

“PMIQ” stands for Positive, Minus, Interesting, and Question. Most, if not all,

“PMIQ” stands for Positive, Minus, Interesting, and Question. Most, if not all, environmental geology-related issues are complex; they are neither complete positive nor completely negative. As you explore an environmental geology-related issue you will likely identify positive aspects/outcomes of this issue, negative aspects/outcomes of this issue, ideas/concepts that peak your interest about this issue, and ideas/concepts that leave you with questions. This assignment asks you to articulate those reactions.
After reading the article, you will complete a PMIQ assessment of this article by:
Listing, in your own words and in complete sentences, two (2) Pluses ( the “P”) of the topic/ideas/arguments explored in this article? In other words, what are two positive aspects/outcomes of this issue? This does not have to be explicitly stated in the article, but could instead be ways that you envision that this issue could lead to something positive, or already has.
Listing, in your own words and complete sentences, two (2) Minuses (the “M”) of the topic/ideas/arguments explored? In other words, what are two negative aspects/outcomes of this issue? This does not have to be explicitly stated in the article, but could instead be ways that you envision that this issue could lead to something negative, or already has.
Listing, in your own words and complete sentences, two (2) ideas/concepts that you found Interesting (the “I”) about the topic/ideas/arguments explored.
Listing, in your own words and complete sentences, two (2) Questions (“Q”) you have about the topic/ideas/arguments explored.
The PMIQ assessment that you will post will include:
2 complete “plus” sentences labeled as P1 and P2.
2 complete “minus” sentences labeled as M1 and M2.
2 complete “interesting” sentences labeled as I1 and 12.
2 questions labeled as Q1 and Q2.
NOTE: There are no right or wrong answers, as long as your PMIQ list is based on the article and is appropriate to share in a classroom setting.
THIS WEEKS ARTICLE: https://www.npr.org/2024/01/29/1226125617/demand-f…
Here is an example fo the formatting but it doesn’t relate to this article just an example fo how you should write it:
P1: Thanks to AI, the folks at Kayrros, a climate analytics firm, can now detect dozens of methane leaks and other releases every week leading to thousands of discoveries each year.
P2: AI is sensitive enough to detect wildfires when they can still be put out relatively easily helping to ensure that they do not turn into megafires.
M1: Control burns, a tactic used to remove excess brush and vegetation thereby lowering the chance of a megafire, typically requires people from utility companies to sort through a large amount of information to work safely and make sure that the fire doesn’t get out of control, which could be a daunting and time-consuming task.
M2: Current climate solution technology, including solar panels and electric vehicles, requires large amounts of cobalt, lithium, and copper but the current supplies of these minerals are not enough to meet growing demand.
I1: It is interesting, and disheartening, to learn that generative AI can use large amounts of energy and has a big carbon footprint.
I2: AI has many applications including the fact that it can be used to determine which areas of the US have the best potential for mining critical metals, something that traditionally has required that one or more geologists devote significant amounts of time and energy to determine.
Q1: Could the increased use of AI in the scenarios mentioned in this article lead to the loss of jobs for people traditionally in these industries?
Q2: Is using AI only contributing to the mineral shortage discussed in the article since it is possible that this technology requires the use of these minerals?

Instructions: You have 90 minutes to write full responses to the following 3 que

Instructions: You have 90 minutes to write full responses to the following 3 que

Instructions: You have 90 minutes to write full responses to the following 3 questions. To answer Question 1, you may use a short (2-word answer). To answer Question 2 – Answer the 4 questions. For Question 3, write complete sentences that answer the questions listed in each of the 3 Paragraphs.
NOTE: You are expected to use the lecture PowerPoint slides to answer these questions. Please do not use any online or AI resources to answer these questions.