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    products, which takes more time than simply purchasing them from a store. Menu planning and shopping for organic or green foods can also be time-consuming, especially if you live in an area that lacks the proper resources, such as a farmer 's market or natural foods store. The time factor is also an issue in terms of the payback rate of certain green technology investments. For example, replacing regular light bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs can help the environment and save money,…

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    Steuart Vs. Smith

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    All former factors are social and historical factors. But ship B that represents the natural advantages and the trade wind represents self-interest, are natural factors. The natural factors are important to how the ships function but they are not what determine how it’s run. It is the social factors that determine those ideas. In sharp contrast to Steaurts views, are Smith’s. Smith believes self-interest is a natural human motive like Steaurt. However, he believes that self-interest is directly…

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    Air pollution is emanated mainly from natural pollution, which is windblown dust, pollen, etc. The other main factor is man-made activities, which are mostly cause by old vehicles, smoke from the burning forests and trash. Air pollution is most noticeable in Siam Reap, where expected surge in…

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    produced. Moreover, it is far less risky than nuclear energy. Nevertheless, someone may argue that it is again not reliable as the direction and intensity of wind are varying continuously. Furthermore, it will cause noise pollution and affect both the natural scenery and ecosystem. Apparently, after weighing the pros and cons, wind energy does not look very appealing to us. Nonetheless, until recently, a new type of wind energy generator called airborne wind turbine is invented. It is such an…

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    good and bad of using nuclear energy. The text states “future technologies may reduce the chance of some terrible disaster but it won't ever eliminate it completely. Like all other sources of energy , nuclear power entails some risk”. Using the nuclear power plants as an energy source is similar to lay Russian Roulette. The more we use it , the greater the chance of another disaster…

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    Analysis Of The BP Oil Spill

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    Oil Drilling Regulations British Petroleum(BP) had a massive oil spill on April 20, 2010. In the BP Oil Spill, more than 200 million gallons of oil was spilled into the Gulf of Mexico for a total of eighty seven days, making it the biggest oil spill in United States history. The initial oil rig explosion killed eleven people and injured seventeen others (“11 Facts”). The spill killed hundreds of animal, plant life and destroyed the environment. BP was penalized up to forty billion dollars in…

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    They are carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane. Carbon dioxide generates over 55% of the greenhouse effect. It comes from fossil fuel use such as natural gas, coal and oil. A small part comes from industrial processes. An example of this is cement production. The making of cement involves the burning of fossil fuels and one of the leading causes of pollution which increases the greenhouse effect.…

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    Edward Abbey Thesis

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    Edward Abbey had said that the wild needed more defenders than defense. I wonder what he might’ve had meant by the wild needing more defenders, yet it needs no defense? Did Edward Abbey write this to notify those who do not care about nature? Edward had left us with multiple sayings about the wild in need of help but this quote is telling us that it does not need any defense. Half of the human race has over the years stop caring or thinking of the environment, we do not see how important plants…

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    Ruined My Life

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    tell us that they’re educational because we “learn about animals.” Instead, all they teach us is that it’s OK to keep animals imprisoned. Most visitors are only at each cage for about 3 minutes, and all the signs outside only talk about the species, natural habitat, and diet. This is because if they talk about their normal life, visitors will suspect that the zoos are being cruel, which in reality, they actually are being…

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    the Midwest, the United States, and the rest of the world. Our world relies heavily on fossil fuels to power our everyday actions. Driving, cooking, heating homes. Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing. A revolutionary advancement in the collection of natural gas. The best part about it, America is sitting on top of biggest untapped pockets of it in the world. Potentially giving America a new seat of power on the world stage. Although the process is new and untested, is it worth the risk? For the…

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