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    The Earth has come under constant attack in recent history due to the actions of humans. The overuse of fossil fuels, plastics, and effect on climate change has sent the world into a spiral of issues. These issues have only escalated over time, causing Pope Francis to address them. He does so in Laudato Si’, which brought major expectations with it being the first encyclical being mainly about the environment. In Pope Francis’s encyclical, he points out the importance of the environmental issues…

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    Keppel Land Case Study

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    BASF (Badische Anilin und Soda Fabrik) Sustainable development is a shared aspiration of humankind. From a company’s point of view just fulfilling corporate social responsibility to achieve economic, environmental and social sustainability, is not sufficient, sustainable development is an inevitable part. BASF SE is the largest chemical producer in the world and has it‘s headquarter in Germany. The BASF Group comprises of subsidiaries and joint ventures in more than 80 countries and is…

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    M. C Mehta v. Union of India Case brief Facts 1. On December 4, 1985 a major leakage of oleum gas took place from the chlorine plant in sriram food fertilizers which adversely affected various employees of the organization as well as the nearby residents of the locality. On December 6, 1985 another minor oleum gas leakage took place from the joints of the pipe in the plant. The Delhi administration ordered sriram to stop the manufacturing of the hazardous gases and chemicals. 2. At this point, M…

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    INTRODUCTION Lead is a bluish grey metal ,which is one of the useful and common metal that has been used by humans for over 6000 years1 it has high density ,ductility, poor electrical conductivity and more over which is soft and highly malleable in nature. these all properties were helping the early extraction and working with lead and makes it more popular among industrial and other mankind usages all over the world . Several millions of lead are consumed by world for the production of…

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    Advantages Of CNG And LNG

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    CNG Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is a fuel obtained by compressing a natural gas to less than its 1 per cent volume at standard atmospheric pressure volume or 3600PSIA. It is use as an alternative automotive fuel with compressed natural conversion kit or compressed natural gas engine. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS 1. It is colourless and odourless. 2. It is clean and has a clean burning. 3. It has low carbon monoxide emission. 4. It has no particulate matter emission. 5. For…

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    Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Fossil Fuels? Man’s needs for fuel, since the old times, have been met through fossil fuels, which are extracted from the organic remains of prehistoric animals and plants. Comprising mainly of coal, oil and gas, they are used for most of the world’s electric power and other energy demands, but are foreseen to be in short supply in the future, as our fuel needs continue to grow at a fast rate. The use of fossil fuels is one of the most popular topics…

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    Global warming is primarily a problem of too much carbon dioxide(CO2) and methane in the atmosphere—which act as a blanket, trapping heat and warming the planet. As we burn fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas for energy or deforestation and farming, carbon accumulates and overloads our atmosphere and expansion of the "greenhouse effect". • What are the effects? As global warming alters weather patterns across the globe, scorching hot summers and extreme…

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    Respiration (Growth vs Maintenance Respiration) Plant respiration is the metabolic link between gross primary productivity and net primary productivity. It is also a large component of a plant's carbon budget; perhaps typically 50-70% of carbon assimilated in gross primary productivity is released back to the atmosphere as CO2 during subsequent plant respiration (Amthor and Baldocchi, 2001). Growth is the conversion of temporary pools of substrates such as carbohydrates and amides into new…

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    Reactions performed in moderate conditions Minimizing energy consumption CARBON FOOTPRINT Dr. Reddy’s commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for a sustainable planet is evident from their disclosures to The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP). Based in the UK, the CDP works with shareholders and corporations to help them measure and disclose the greenhouse gas emissions. Companies that measure their environmental risk are able to manage it better. In the 2014 India Climate Change Report by…

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    in Hague, Netherlands. It is important to note that Royal Dutch Shell plc is the parent company of Shell Group. The company not only deals with oil refinery but also it produces aviation and marine fuels, lubricants, waterproofing materials, natural gas, chemical feedstock and many other petroleum products (Kiong, 2013). It is a big oil exporter in the world. It has many branches all over the world, for instance, it has extended its services to India, China, Korea, Japan and currently in…

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