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GLOBAL WARMING CAUSES AND MITIGATION
Global Warming
[Name of the Institute]
Introduction
The human activities initiated at the dawn of industrialization have caused significant climate changes around the globe in the form of emission of green houses gases, cloudiness and aerosols (small particles). One of the foremost reasons for climate ...
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Wind Energy in the United States
Wind Energy in the United States
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Considering the limited resources and reserves that have been utilized over the past few centuries, sources of energy make way for the development and the establishment that serve as a vital ingredient upon whom multiple industries and sectors across the ...
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Alternative Energies and Dependency on Oil
Alternative Energies and Dependency on Oil
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The world prepares to reduce dependence on oil, but faces difficulties. This is a feature that moves the world economy; it is coveted by all countries, which guarantees the right to come and go and is present in almost everything ...
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POLLUTION PREVENTION
Pollution Prevention
Pollution Prevention
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Through the somewhat rapid expansion and consequent sophistication of the chemical industries, there has, as a result, been an increase in the amount of toxic waste matters. This, n the age of information and I.T, has led to organizations appreciating the need to hire Environmental Managers across ...
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Gulf Oil Spill
Gulf Oil Spill
Identify the types of air and water pollutants that occurred because of this oil spill. Are these primary or secondary pollutants? Explain.
The Gulf of Mexico faced a disaster of oil spill on April 20, 2010 (Latimesblogs.latimes.com, 2010). The oil spill continued for 87 days ...
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Environmental Issues
Environmental Issues
Coal and petroleum are considered as the most use energy substances by humans in the world. Today, almost all production and technologies are working through the production of coal and petroleum. They are mainly used as fuels to cover the demands and requirements of man and daily use. ...
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Public Policy Tools and Practices
Public Policy Tools and Practices
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The practice of regulation as a tool of government is very effective. Regulation refers to a set of laws for identifying what is permissible and impermissible for individuals, firms and government agencies. It is accompanied with sanctions and rewards. Thus, its strength ...
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ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE
Activity - Environmental Injustice
Activity - Environmental Injustice
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The concept of environmental justice was coined in early 1980s in United States of America. The term has two different meanings and usages. Firstly and most commonly; the term is used in reference to address the social movement focusing on the equal distribution ...
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E-waste with the Demand for Electronics in New Zealand
Executive Summary
Every product has a useful life associated with it. This is specifically true for electronic products such as TV, DVD, Computers, Laptops and even vacuum machines and air conditioners. With increase in purchasing power and the need to maintain a certain ...
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Environmental Fundamentals Paper
Environmental Fundamentals Paper
Introduction
The environmental science is a discipline science whose main objective is to seek and know the relationships that keeps the human being with himself and with nature. It involves a multidisciplinary study area encompasses elements such as the study of environmental problems and the proposed ...