Coriolis Effect
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From what i remember back in like 7th grade slaves were treated like items on a ship, they had little to no space and were crammed up together, i remember being shown a picture drawing of them even being put in the storage area. There, they would not be able to move much nor leave. all their wastes were not cleaned resulting in sickness being spread. Many were also hungry. At the end of the journey, lots of slaves died due to the reasons stated above.
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<span>1. Potential economic benefit: The potential economic benefit can come from two areas. One, lower imports of plants will improve the trade deficit of the country.
Secondly, Imported plants may cause damage to the local ecology and restricting their import would save costs of environmental damage.
2. Potential costs: The first potential cost is that other countries might restrict importing our plants, which would be a blow to the export industry.
Secondly, a whole floriculture industry might be dependent on important plans which might face a lot of trouble after the ban.</span>
