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    Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) is always concerned on the environmental and social factors apart from the operations of their business. The company has a dedicated section known as Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSE). This section has been transparent with their environmental and social activities to show that the company really care about the environmental and social factors. The company is working towards low carbon footprint in its operations and business activities. They are helping…

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    Tony Abbott and ministers, in the next seven or so minutes, three new babies will be born, two people will pass away, and six people will migrate to Australia. Australia is experiencing a large population boom which can effect our economic prosperity, livability and environmental sustainability. If however managed adequately a growing population’s impacts can be reduced and possibly eliminated, thus providing a sustainable and enjoyable society. Paragraph 1: Australia’s population is…

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    hypothetical model of the dimensionality and attitudinal effects of green brand positioning. The model was tested in the scope of investigative factor analysis and structural equation model. The result shows that an overall optimistic influence of green brand positioning on brand attitude. Additionally they found that a collective approach, which fit to both environmental consciousness and emotional benefits, will yield a stronger attitudinal effect than either functional or emotional…

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    Several environmental risks has been discovered (aside from the coal industry) that has put our environment in a great amount of danger. These specific concerns faced by our environment include dams, natural disasters, and endangered species. Dams were found to have a major influence on our water impact, leading to major issues in our economy. In contrast to dams natural disasters are more of a natural process that bring on different types of environmental risks. While dams mainly effect our…

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    business environment includes social, economic, political, cultural, legal, and technological aspects. These all are the examples of macro change. These changes are categorized via PESTEL. It is one of the most effective analytical tools used to analyse the impacts of macro factors to the company and help in determining the possible opportunities and threats to which it is exposed. PESTEL stands for political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal factors, the analysis of…

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    The Earth is currently undergoing environmental problems. The existence of these environmental problems is represented by three factors: increase of population due to the rise of economic activities, decrease of the Earth’s resources, and the destruction of nature. Because of these, architects are searching for sustainable approaches and are promoting sustainable architecture. In the modern day, several infrastructures around the globe are based on. Architecture is more than building and…

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    concern does seem to be a valid argument, in actuality, the opposite effect can be seen. According to NC Clean Technology Center and a research study that they conducted, it was found that wind turbines support local economies. An example from this study is in Indiana where “after the first 1,000 megawatts of wind farms, the state economy had seen an increase in 260 new jobs, $8 million in tax revenue, and $40 million in increased economic activity.” The construction of these farms led to an…

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    levels: economical, environmental, and cultural. Central Idea: Continuous progress in tourism affects residents in living in touristic destinations economically, environmentally, and culturally. The effects are both positive and negative and vary in how important and essential they are for the country’s residents. Preview Statement:Impacts of tourism are divided into seven general broad categories. Today I am going to inform you about three main impacts only: economical, environmental, and…

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    Climate change or global warming has been the center of discussion for the past years as it poses detrimental effects on but not limited to the environment and to human activities. As defined by the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), climate change is a change in the state of the climate that can be identified by changes in the mean and/or the variability of its properties, and that persists for an extended period, typically decades or longer; climate change may be due to…

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    Environmental Data Analysis The school that I attended was Page High School, located in Page, Arizona. Page is located in Northern Arizona, established on a mesa on the Arizona-Utah border, and has a population of around seventy five hundred people. Based off the air quality report conducted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the two most present toxic chemicals present outside of the school are sulfuric acid and manganese. Sulfuric acid is found most commonly in fertilizer…

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