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    Economically refugees can bring labor and skilled expertise. However, too many refugees can lead to scarcity of jobs creating unemployment. Environmental damage occurs when refugees over utilize resources such as wood and water destroying the environment. Nonetheless, such refugees can maximize use of resources that were once underutilized. Therefore, the host country needs to evaluate each of the sociopolitical, environmental, and economic positives versus negatives. Ultimately, through…

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    Marshmallows Theory

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    the foods are divided by baselines and meridians, the Marshmallows thought that the other’s problems weren’t of their concern. Many of the foods of {the buffet} had to succumb to the theory of expansion determinism, and adapt to their physical environment around them. The marshmallows on the other hand, welcomed the theory of possibilism. Instead of letting the confined space of their container define their actions, with the help of their immense wealth, they modified it. By using advanced…

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    Research Institute of Vietnam (RRIV): RRIV was established in 1941, is the member of Vietnam Rubber Group (VNRG) and has the mission of improving the competitive advantage and the sustainability of the natural rubber industry by researching the global environment for rubber. With more than 600 employees, which consists of 5 Ph.Ds, 20 masters, 85 engineers, bachelors and 53 intermediate technicians with a specialization in researching and transferring fields in agronomy, processing and rubber…

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    Environmental Leader

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    The words "environmental leader" can have many definitions for a different variety of people. Let break down the word environmental leader. The definition of environmental is relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition. And the definition of leadership is the person who leads or commands a group, an organization, or country. So to put these words together the overall definition of being an environmental leader is someone who starts with wanting to develop the…

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    Industry Analysis Goal/mission + Entry barriers Danone is an Agrifood company. The mission of the company is to build a revolution of the alimentation and of the agribusiness. They also want to build a company more respectful of the environment. For Danone, the health is a whole and not just a physical state. Health also integrate happiness, well-being and emotions. Alimentation is a key stake of health. Danone is aware of the cultural dimension of the alimentation in civilisations. Danone…

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    repercussions of its citizens. The article gives specific examples of exactly how the politicians failed the citizens. The disaster of Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, and the flooding along the Mississippi River, was extremely disastrous to humans and the environment. Freudenburg says, “In very real senses, these have been floods of folly, created not just by extreme weather events, but by deadly and avoidable patterns of political-economic choices.” (p. 1). Freudenburg determines with such…

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    The definition of ecological impact is the effect on living organisms and their non-living environment due to human activity or natural phenomenon (Bd 2014). In the world that we live in today, we do not think about the impact that a living organism may have on our environment. However, from what history has taught us, during the Spanish conquest, the impact was definitely a consequence that many faced. This battle between the new world and the old world, is the battle between the Spaniards…

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    1.5 MUSEUMS AND PESTICIDE Museum collections are very susceptible to pest damage and pest control in museum environments is tricky. Damage can sometimes go unnoticed for years due to the gradual nature of the deterioration as well as the often-concealed storage of items. The damage caused can be irrevocable. However, sadly, so can the problems caused by the solution. Moreover, different government regulations have restricted the amount and the types of pesticides that institutions can actually…

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    losses is to start educating or make an awareness to people about biodiversity loss. Spreading words about how damaging human effects is 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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    forth a well-known topic and using it as his example, the reader is able to understand where his argument about technology originates. Suzuki wants us to be aware of our negative affects on the environment in order to maintain the health and stability of all living organisms within it, not just us humans. Everything on the earth, living and nonliving, are all connected and there is a balance that needs to remain in order for everything to function properly; technology is disrupting this balance,…

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