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    on plants and animals can encourage people to change their ways and slowly starts to preserve biodiversity. Besides, biodiversity losses can be avoided by promoting sustainability. For example, sustainable agriculture is so much better for the environment than grazing and cropping that rely on clearing forest or field. ♣ Air…

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    as; - Minimising waste from the project, as excess waste leads to accumulation and can cause many harmful side effects to both people and the environment. - Minimise toxic emissions and dust, as they have serious consequences to the well being of people and wildlife. - Recycling is an easy way to be sustainable and has an adverse effect on the environment when keeping in mind how much waste can be created in a…

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    if anything influences this difference. Personality characteristics have been theorized to be controlled by either the influence of nature, which is the influence of inherited characteristics on a one’s personality, or nurture, the influence of environment on one’s physical growth, intellectual growth, and social interactions (Ciccarelli & White, 2015). The way adults raise their…

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    D1: Play is defined as ' to occupy oneself in ( a sport or diversion); amuse oneself in (a game) '. Play is said to be an innate drive in children as they have always played throughout time. Researchers believe that children are born ready to play and explore the world around them. This is said to be the case because children have played throughout time without the help of an adult and this play could go on for hours without any adult help. Play has not always been seen as innate though, in…

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    some form of pollution; whether it is in chemical form, solid waste form, radiation form, water form, or air form. From our food to our laundry detergents to our clothing we are releasing over 4 billion pounds of toxic chemicals into the nation’s environment each year (Eitzen, Smith, Zinn 79). In order to make chemicals, it must also be disposed of; corporations tend to choose the cheapest way of disposal, which is releasing the “waste products into the air or water and to bury the materials in…

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    involvement as well as the environment has a heavy toll on a child’s development and their behaviors, which makes it important that both concepts are developmentally appropriate for the child. Home life is the foundation for everything, for it is a child’s first environment meaning they base other environments off of their home and their actions reflect that. With support, children can reach their full potential and that support falls under the umbrella of family and environment. Familial…

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    Firstly, MFM may meet business risk as the Group is principally involved in activities within the food manufacturing and livestock industries. The business risk can be refers to the possibility that a company will face lower anticipated profit or experience losses rather than making profit. As Malayan Flour Mills Berhad has involved its business in two different industries, there must be a business risk that will face by the company in term of government policies, rules and regulations Business…

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    An Enemy of the People focuses on the issues of morality, truth, and personal conviction. A story based upon the pollution of the water in a small town, is a story that remains relevant and relatable in today’s society. The film and the play where different in many ways. One thing is that in books and screenplays, they have much more detail. Readers get to actually get inside the authors head. With movies, we are watching from an outside point-of-view. We get more feeling, more depth, and we…

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    Scotland's Pestel Analysis

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    The PESTEL framework on an environmental scan highlights six critical factors for management in Scotland to consider when approaching the general business environment. It is common to conduct a PESTEL assessment before any serious decisions are made or any large projects are undertaken. The Department of Health, responsible for the NHS, public health and social care, was among the leaders of New Public Management in the UK (Day and Klien 2000: 238). According to Dr Bobby Mackie, At the time of…

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    Cars are probably the highest contributor overall towards climate issues. Since the production phase and continuous usage releases emissions into the environment that is harmful to everything. But, to change every vehicle out immediately may be an issue in of itself, since it requires everyone to purchase a new vehicle. That is something I can work towards myself, although not immediately, as I do not have…

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