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    Introduction When looking at a map of the world, if you look right under the United States and to the right of Mexico, you will find a small island divided into two countries; one of those countries is the nation of Haiti. Haiti is in the Caribbean Sea attached to the Dominican Republic. Haiti has a hot wet climate and consist of a tropical biome. Haiti’s government is constructed of a Semi-Presidential Republic and the current head of Haiti’s government is their president Michel Joseph Martelly…

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    Inspiring Future Environmentalists The last set of ESS lectures emphasized the link between environmental and human rights. They also explained how public pressure can affect environmental issues in a positive way. This link between environmental and human rights was expressed in the first two lectures, “Environmental Constitutionalism” and “The Fall 2016 CESD Report”. Both lectures spoke of the need for public control of our precious natural resources by exploring the downsides of…

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    will clearly define palimpsests, and the double bind. It will also include their effects on the issue of the environment. We will also see the critique in The World’s Environment: Ecocriticism in the Diaspora James McCorkle’s approach to Kamau Brathwaite and Derek Walcott’s poem. Another approach is what Uchenna Pamela Vasser has said in her book, The Double Bind: Women and the Environment, which is about women of color who work and are not traditional stay at home moms. Brathwaite and Walcott…

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    and Nonviolence, Ecological Wisdom, Grassroots Democracy, and Social Justice” (). I found them pleasing as their agenda believes that humanity depends on the environment, and we should care for it in return. Additionally, their foreign policy is liberal as they agree the democracy holds no bounds calling for the “global adoption of basic human right” (). Furthermore, the party believes in equality for all ( therefore agreed that immigration should be allowed and non-discriminatory) and agrees…

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    Marx? Capitalism will not go away in the United States rather than radically change something that isn’t broken and hurts the environment, slow it down. What I mean is that we can keep capitalism, but we have to change the way we produce the products, make limits on products allowed within households, and make sure everyone understands how they are effecting the environment –even if it means using an old tactic in advertising of using fear-. If people do not want capitalism then they should…

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    this world is vital for a simple, direct reason: we cannot keep up our personal satisfaction as individuals, the differences of life on Earth, or Earth's environments unless we…

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    Four Environmental Perspectives The four environmental perspectives; physical, human aggregate, organizational/structural, and constructed/perceptual can all positively or negatively affect a student during their time at a university. Strange and Banning (2001) argue that the four perspectives can promote inclusion, safety, and involvement, and build community if done correctly. They also factor that if done poorly, they student will perceive these areas as negative and not view the campus as a…

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    With land ethic, the role of humans is changed from being the ruler of the land to simply just a citizen of that land. The role of the conqueror is the one who is supposed to know who and what is valuable or not for that specific community. However, it seems that in the end the conqueror…

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    The human population has polluted and consumed natural resources at an extraordinary rate for centuries and the damage we have initiated will be irreversible if we continue this behavior. In the 17th century the Industrial Revolution began and with it came social changes that impacted the environment ("The Industrial Revolution and Its Impact on Our Environment" 1). The purpose of this paper is to show how, overtime, the Industrial Revolution has made a negative impact on the environment through…

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    A similar ethical theory that shapes government sustainability is Hobbesian. Hobbesian is similar to ethical egoism in the fact that self-interest is part of human nature, but Hobbesian believes that without government intervention to keep the self-interest in check chaos would ensue (Jennings, 2015, p.12). Landfills are a great example of Hobbesian in the government’s impact on sustainability. Without government intervention society would disregard proper waste disposal and turn to whatever is…

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