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Profitable Pollution Reduction
[Name of the Institute]
Profitable Pollution Reduction
Introduction
In the context of the contemporary global business environment the subject of pollution has become a highly contentious and significant factor. In the traditional perspective the majority of the organizations only looked at their organizational goals and the manufacturing objectives, which led to ...
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ENGINEERING & THE ENVIRONMENT
Engineering & the Environment
[Date of Submission]
Introduction3
Discussion4
The Five Most Critical Non-Renewable Resources (NRR)4
The Fossil Fuels4
The Petroleum/Crude Oil5
The Gas5
The Coal5
The Nuclear/Radioactive Fuels6
The Depletion Issues of Non-Renewable Resources (NRR) Faced by Humankind7
The Scarcity of Non-Renewable Resources (NRR)7
The Depletion Issues of Oil/Petroleum8
The Depletion Issues of Coal9
The Depletion Issues of Natural Gas10
The ...
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Decision Making & Clinical Epidemiology
[Date of Submission]Decision Making & Clinical Epidemiology
Introduction
With the main goal of finding ways to avoid or halt communicable epidemics, a clinical epidemiologist generally works for a health care service (Abramson, 2001). A wide range of health care issues is studied by the epidemiologist. Using clinical epidemiology, a ...
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Emergency Management
[Name of the Institute]
Emergency Management
Introduction
In the context of the contemporary developed global societies, the issues of emergency management have become a primary and essential concept. As the human society has progressed through the eras such as industrial revolution and has now developed a highly interlinked and complex society, the ...
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Sustainability Matter, Energy, and Ecosystems Ecology
Sustainability Matter, Energy, and Ecosystems Ecology
Q1: Environment is defined as the surrounds or setting in which an individual, mammal, or plant survives or functions. In an ecosystem, all outside features have an effect on a human being. These features may be either biotic ...
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Conservation - Extinction
Conservation - Extinction
Introduction
Conservation is the study of environmental sciences with an aim to protect the biodiversity on Earth. Biodiversity is the variety of life like species, ecosystems and habitats in the world. Conservation focuses to protect a habitat rather than the protection of species. These species require wild ...
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Balancing Environment and Economy
Balancing Environment and Economy
Introduction
Getting the right balance is the most important thing that as far as environmentalists is concerned. They have to look for energy resources that are viable, that are efficient but also they have to make sure that these energy resources are sustainable as ...
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ASSIGNMENT
Housing, Sustainable Communities and the Environment
Assignment 1 - Issues and Policy Frameworks for Environmental Sustainability
Part 1
Meeting Demand for Housing and Communities in an Era of Climate Change
Climate change is a problem of serious concern in the present time. Some conservationists argue that climate change compounded with increasing demand ...
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Coastal Erosion and Restoration
The bluffs and bleaches along the coast of America and the Pacific Ocean are eroding quickly due to a number of factors, including storms, floods, strong waves, rising sea level, and industrial activities of humans. The wear and tear raises a significant issue: how to restore the ...
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Environmental Analysis of Implementing Green Management
Environmental Analysis of Implementing Green Management
Introduction
Green management is a key concept that stresses on the importance of working for the betterment of the environment. It goes a long way in successfully molding the different processes according to the betterment of environment. Green environment has ...