Environmental Issues

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Drinking Water and Waste water Treatment [Name of the InstitutionDrinking Water and Waste water Treatment Introduction This paper is about drinking and waste water treatment. It gives the detail view that how the drinking water treated since ancient times till present. Waste water treatment is the recent phenomena and in this ...

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Global Warming: How Car Emission Is Affecting

Global warming: How car emission is affecting Introduction Global warming is a phenomenon that results from "radiative" forcing as a result of various gaseous and particulate substances in Earth's atmosphere. The increase in Earth's mean surface temperature caused by warming of land, ocean, and/or atmosphere as a result of the amount of ...

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Animal Testing

Animal Testing Introduction Animal testing has been conducted in research and medicine since a very long time. Animal testing leads to the formation of three groups of people. The first group is one that supports animal testing, the second group that opposes it and the third group that has no interesting in the subject(PETA, ...

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African Health Issues

African Health Issues Poor Environmental Quality in Africa Poor Environmental Quality in Africa Introduction Development goals of the millennium, in Africa, cannot be achieved by the current rate of progress and development. The current health care situation of the continent is deteriorating, and no substantial progress has been experienced since 1990. Africa has severely ...

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Zero Carbon Homes

ZERO CARBON HOMES Zero Carbon Homes Zero Carbon Homes Introduction In the industrialized world, on average, a quarter of CO2 emissions of a country is generated by households. The zero carbon home generates as much energy as it consumes, so its net CO2 emissions are zero. The concept has arisen from the UK with ...

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Water Use Of Typical American Family And Solutions For Reduction

Water use of typical American Family and solutions for reduction Water use of typical American Family and solutions for reduction Introduction One resource from the very precious resources is water. However, many do not understand the value of water or appreciate water's value until its shortage. According to the USGS, U.S. Geological ...

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Earthquakes

EARTHQUAKES Earthquakes Earthquakes Introduction An earthquake or earthquake is the result of the sudden release of energy accumulated by the constraints on the rocks. The result of the breakdown of rocks on the surface called a fault. The place of the breaking of rocks called strong focus. Less common is earthquakes caused ...

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Green Revolution

GREEN REVOLUTION Green Revolution Green Revolution Global warming and climatic changes have led to considerable researches on renewable energy. Fossil fuel reserves are also depleting. Methods devised on how to produce electricity from alternative sources of energy. Focus has been shifted on producing biogas for heating, lighting, drying, cooking. Biogas can ...

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Environmental Planning And Policy

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND POLICY Environmental Planning and Policy Environmental Planning and Policy What main idea(s) is this article trying to get across to the reader? The article 'Gentlemen, Start Conserving' talks about the initiatives taken by the American Sports business, Nascar for the purposes of conserving energy. It has decided to go green. For ...

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Solid Waste Management

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Solid Waste Management; Hazardous Waste Management Solid Waste Management; Hazardous Waste Management Improper trash disposal practices The common practice for household refuse disposal is to dump solid wastes openly in backyard gardens or an open space. Improper trash disposal practices include household refuse, agricultural remnants, food leftovers, plastic bags, tin ...

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