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    career of an Environmental Public Relations Specialist. Growing up I’ve always loved learning about the environment. I specifically enjoyed learning about pollution, oil companies, and ocean acidification and how they not only effected then environment but how the also affected animals and humans. Oceanographer, Sylvia Earl, inspired me even more to go into a career that would help the environment. Being an Environmental Public Relations Specialist comes with a lot of responsibilities. Important…

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    Robert Noble Biography

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    sustainability-driven enterprises, he has been awarded Entrepreneur Magazine’s Environmental Innovator of the Year, the American Lung Association of California Clean Air Award,the Edison Award and many others. タイトル Technology that purifies the living environment lead 1 “The future city that I want to see has purity in it. I mean on every level and purity of all the things that we contact with.” - I think waste management is a long-standing problem that we have addressed. But when and who…

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    Global Risk

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    Global risk is an event that can lead to huge negative impacts on the environment of most countries for a period of more than ten years. Environmental issues have been on the rise has they have been blamed for causing some of the worst problems based on various fields such as social, political and economic effects that are proving difficult to control (Nelson, 2003). Some key factors that are expected to change due to environmental stress include rise in water level and climate change that will…

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    The "primary activities" include: inbound logistics, operations (production), outbound logistics, marketing and sales, and services (maintenance). The "support activities" include: administrative infrastructure management, human resource management, R&D, and procurement. The costs and value drivers are identified for each value activity. The Value Chain Analysis therefore describes the activities within and around an organization and related them to an analysis of the competitive strengths of…

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    topic during the age of “Global Warming” and “climate change.” That topic is how will we sustain life on earth without destroying biological diversity and remain comfortable. He goes on to discuss that biodiversity on Earth is threatened by rampant human consumption and population growth. Yes, the world is richer than ever before, but as a result of this, ecosystems have become fragile. Edward O. Wilson then goes on to discuss a couple of reoccurring themes. These are values and morals, how…

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    results of our choices will make a better impact on the future. Regarding environmental issues with a sense of moral obligation allows us to better conserve, restore, and improve the balance between the environments. I believe Posterity is crucial to the continuing sustainability of the environment and mankind’s legacy. Robert Heilbroner in his article “What has Posterity ever done for me?,” states in order for mankind’s continuing survival many of our “minor…

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    stands for The United Nations Environment Program. The aim of Life Cycle Initiative is to raise the concept of Lifecycle Thinking and to show the idea behind the related methodology. Their main activities consist of three phases: Phase one: Making the Initiative as a global focal point of life…

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    Amidst growing concerns about climate changes that owes it occurrence to global warming due to the gradual destruction of the environment by human beings, we are aware of the fact that we are the culprits and victims at the same time. It is by the wise words of men like former governor of Wisconsin and co-founder of Earth Day who once said, "The ultimate test of man 's conscience may be his willingness to sacrifice something today for future generations whose words of thanks will not be heard,"…

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    and educate our visitors to the best of our ability.’(Dingle Oceanworld, n.d.) Why conservation is important: Conservation is important for both us and the animals being conserved. It is argued that species should be around for future generations of humans to enjoy. It is also important to conserve species and habitats for future use in medicine…

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    Sustainability

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    transport such as the air pollution, noise, soil contamination, harm done to the protected natural areas, and to the landscape. It can be described in two terms where involves the impact of transport infrastructure on the development of the living environment that is quantitative and qualitive terms. In the quantitative terms, it is clearly that to the road safety measures applied in a comprehensive manner, to the asphalt streets of appropriate size, to the pedestrian and bicycle part,…

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