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    largest retail group operating in New Zealand (Warehouse Group, 2016). Social Corporate Responsibility Definition Corporate social responsibility (CSR), is defined as a corporations initiatives to assess and take responsibility for the company effects on environment and social wellbeing. This definition has many key aspects to it which is expected by the society…

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    methane, which comes from swamps and gas emitted by livestock; and chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, which were used in refrigerants and aerosol propellants until they were banned for their negative effects on the ozone layer. Generally any substance that people introduce into the atmosphere that has damaging effects on living things and the environment in considered air pollution (Air Pollution Facts n.d.). Along…

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    soaring 83 percent had off-site migration of lethal gases, including methane. The 2 main environmental issues we have to deal with today due to landfill sites are: Air pollution - harmful emissions released into our atmosphere and Water pollution - emissions into our water supply. these problems both directly effect nearby businesses and homes through the air we breath and water we drink. The prominent environmental issue we are faced with today as a result of landfills is pollution to our…

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    in different activities, such as the sale of beverages and food on a pink plane. Recently, the company and their consumers have raised more than $1 million annually. Companies should be aware that whatever they do could have a negative or positive effect on the environment. According to the article “Environmental Sustainability” it stated, throughout the years the company Delta Air Line Inc have been lowering their mineral usage, waste management, water issues, and emission control. From the…

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    A. Animals are harmed during testing Animals shouldn’t be harmed during testing. Animals have feelings just like humans and they can also experience pain Animals are forced to suffer during experiments Most test animals are killed after an experiment. Some experiments cause so much harm and suffering for animals so that killing would be more merciful for the animals than continuing the experiment. In 2010, a research showed that 97,123 test animals were likely to experience pain and…

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    Marcus Lee Cigarettes & the Environment As we all know cigarettes are a great danger to our health, what many people probably didn’t know is that it has a great effect on the environment also. Cigarettes are the number one item that turns up in waste and littered trash. They keep it pushed under the rug with the bad effects it causes on the environment due to the large gross of money the companies receive from people purchasing them. In this essay I will try and persuade my readers to put a…

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    Now, people have developed a different image of the business. America is beginning to understand how McDonald’s has impacted society. But it may be too little, too late. After the popular documentary Super Size Me, people were aware of negative effects that came along with eating McDonald’s. Even after the corporation received backlash for their unhealthy choices, McDonald’s did not have to close its doors due to bankruptcy. They did take the “super size” option off the menu, but that hasn’t…

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    offer such a lax environment that people carelessly abandon their supplies after or during one. Nicole Bonaccorso of the Weather Channel reported in 2015, “this year’s Glastonbury Festival produced an estimated 1,800 tons of waste, from thousands of plastic beverage bottles and unfinished meals to 5,500 abandoned tents” (Bonaccorso). Does this sound very green to you? Glastonbury is not alone with these revolting masses of garbage. A blogger by the title “The Festival Guy” who regularly attends…

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    is when a physician intentionally and knowingly provides the means of death to another person so that person can use it to commit suicide. An example of physician assisted suicide (PAS) would be providing a lethal amount of drugs or providing a plastic bag and helium, this is only classified as PAS when the person who dies makes the last act in the commitment of suicide. People often use physician assisted suicide/euthanasia interchangeably. Although those two seem quite similar, they are…

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    Whereas parents buy boys chemistry sets, tool kits, doctor’s bags, building blocks and wheel toys to promote the male dominated fields of work. This conveys two extremely different messages as children learn roles and skill from their play. The toys they play with often determine which roles and skills they learn…

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