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This 7 page paper looks at declining biodiversity and how globalization contributes to the phenomenon. Biodiversity is defined and explored. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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detriment of developing countries--is implicit in the lack of growth. Rain forests are destroyed as savvy entrepreneurs think up ways to create the ultimate indoor forests in the form of
restaurants. Disney World for example has brought the outdoors inside in such a way as to render the wild incomprehensible. Critics of Disney and other firms destined to turn true
outdoor life into something digestible and salable believe that not only are the publics sensibilities hurt, but the true order of things have changed. In fact, many environmentalists have been
concerned about the rain forests and what the society has been doing to the environment and they give it more than lip service. One activist spent a good amount
of time living in a tree just to prove a point. Is the Earth being destroyed? That is hard to say, but it is known that there are many species
in the world and each has specific needs. Scientists have identified more than a million species altogether and in fact, the majority of species have not even been identified
("Biodiversity" PG). An example of this is that a recent tropical forest study examined insects on only 19 trees, and they were the same species, and researchers found
950 different varieties of beetles, where eighty percent of the species had been previously undiscovered (PG). One point is that scientists still have a lot to learn. Another point is
that this great variety provided by nature must mean something. Scientists call this wide variety of species biological diversity or biodiversity (PG). That term actually pertains to genetic diversity, species
diversity, and ecosystem diversity (PG). The first type of biodiversity is genetic diversity where a variety of differences and possible differences exist within one species, such as the existence
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