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Jul 16
I landed a temporary job doing simple data entry for a company, and it’s casual wear (collar shirt, khakis). However, I only have sneakers, so I would have to go out to buy some new shoes today (because I start tomorrow). What sort of shoes would they expect me to wear?
Best reply by Andrea:
Vans or Converse
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What shoes do I wear in a casual office environment?
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Which of the following best describes the relationship between increased globalization and the environment?
Filed under More Green IdeasJul 7Which of the following best describes the relationship between increased globalization and the environment?
A: Increased globalization has little, if any, affect on the environment.
B: Increased globalization has a negative impact on the environment, and the international community is working to address these issues.
C: Increased globalization is severely hurting the environment and nothing is being done to address this issue.
D: Increased globalization will soon destroy the environment.
I’m sort of confused on this one…. Thanks in advance.
Best reply by jaker:
None of the above. The best is “Protection of the environment is being used as an agrument for globalization.”
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What sort of environment would you have between a desert and a typical forest of the north?
Filed under More Green IdeasJun 26What sort of environment would you have bewteen a desert and a typical forest of the north?
I’m currently writing a book and the characters are first in a forest in the northern hemisphere, and I want them to get into a desert.
What do I make them cross to get to the desert? What sort of environment, or geological feature would there be that could be a transition environment bewteen the forest and the desert?Best reply by AZ Imagined:
At least in north America, the transition usually goes from desert to grasslands to open scrub forests of oak and juniper, then to forests of ponderosa pine, then finally aspen and firs.
In Arizona, you can find all those transitions going up a single mountain.
The setting of your book really depends on the specific route your characters take…as the transition would be quite different in the mid-section of the continent as opposed to travel in the intermountain west, or Appalachia, or the coastal areas.
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What sort of environment would you have between a desert and a typical forest of the north?
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