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me watching this an hour before my final 😝

Bless you

I suck at APES

I have my final today 😭😭😭

i'm so chalked yall

Fried cooked sautéed

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Thank got there is always people like you to save us. For AP History, it Heimler. For science it's Smedes

It's so over

Mine is tomorrow

I’m failing this shit💯💯🍾😹🎉🎉😁😁

You could identify most forests as commons. If all trees within a forest were to be simultaneously cut down then the forest would become bare and there would be no trees left to reproduce causing desertification. If the trees were to be cut down within a specific amount and location then it is possible to sustain the forest whilst also benefitting from the resources from the ecosystem.

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Bro where unit 5 at, 1-4 was good, now I’m cooked.

watching before final tomorrow...

PLEASE MAKE A UNIT 5 ENTIRE REVIEW GUIDE PLEASEPLEASEPLEASE

I edge to this video every full moon

Thanks for this video i have a final tmr and u saved me im cooked man

life saver 🙏🏻

Thanks for making these videos, because my teacher barely teaches anything. I’ve had to watch all of your videos to even figure out what’s going on.

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thank you this made self studying easier

studying for my midterm, thank you!!

thank you my final is tmr !😅

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3.6 and 3.7

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You're a lifesaver man! FRQ Answer: Net Primary Productivity is the amount of solar energy that is utilised by plants during photosynthesis and converted to biomass. It is the solar energy left after respiration loss. Primary Productivity cam hint towards the amount of biodiversity in an ecosystem. The higher the biodiversity, the more resources there are for plants to utilise in photosynthesis e.g nutrients. The lower the biodiversity in the ecosystem, the lower the primary productivity due to the scarcity of those vital resources.

One factor that causes a difference in carbon footprint between the United States and Uganda is affluence, AKA the wealth of individuals and organizations living there. We can see that the United States has a carbon footprint of 16.5 tonnes/year per capita while Uganda has one as 0.1. This is primarily because people in the United States are richer than Uganda, a third world country. Because of this, United States residents have larger housing with more heating, electricity usage, and water consumption -- which produces carbon dioxide because of fossil fuels usage. Additionally, more affluence in the United States means that residents drive larger, nicer cars that cost more to produce. Larger houses require more fossil fuels to be utilized. The mining of this results in negative externalities. For example, when mining for coal and at power plants, sulfur dioxide can be emitted into the air, which can cause asthma and bronchitis to humans, but also damages plant foliage and decreases growth. Negatively impacts the stomata of trees that limits its ability to filter air pollutants.

Are these videos useful for the 2025 exam does anyone know waht other videos I can use that are like more new

Test tommorrow and I am not confident at all 😭

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Literal life saver-really alleviates the workload!🎉🎉🎉

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I feel bad for the animals that live in those areas when fires are not suppressed. I know it’s important for the ecosystem but how do those animals survive fires

THIS IS SO HELPFUL. thank you

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Literally 10 hours before my unit 4 test wish me luck 😭😭

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We need your unit 5 review😢😢😢

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What about at 60 degrees south with the westernlies that the rain shadow effect now has the leeward side in Patagonia

Mr Smedes, I hope your pillow is cool on both sides when you go to bed, I hope your favourite song comes on at the perfect moment, I hope you can find a parking space right where you want it, and I hope that you find a little bit of money in a coat pocket that you forgot about, so that it's like a surprise gift from your past self.

Thanks man!

Very nice thanks, just one question if you can: I didn’t get this map so well, change in first leaf date is when the leaf changes color in the fall or when the first leaf grows in the spring. And if it is in the fall the leaves further north are mostly changing earlier, if it stays warmer longer in the year why are they changing earlier. The south makes sense because if it stays warmer longer they start to change later when it is colder. And is the comparing the change in first leaf date from 1950 - 1960 seeing what changed in 2006 - 2015 compared to how it was back in 1960? Thanks