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    Organizations like Healthcare without Harm, Partners in Green Health, The American Hospital Associations, and The Healthier Hospitals Initiative, are devoted to share idea to reduce waste, and give alternatives for energy and diversion of waste. Becoming sustainable in hospitals save money, contributes to improve patients result in health and improve employee engagement in the work field. Healthcare contributes more the economy than any other industry, therefore resulting to…

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    Socioeconomic Injustices

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    the remaining 20%. As a result, billions of people are living without the very basic necessities of life - food, water, housing and sanitation” (World 3). A minority of the world’s population uses up the majority of the resources, while the majority uses the minority of resources; it's like a child eating more than an adult. Another instance comes from the American Psychological Association, “Socioeconomic status (SES) is often measured as a combination of education, income, and occupation. It…

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    products. From 1991 to 1993, DeVos took a break from Amway to work in other family business; he served as CEO of the Orlando Magic basketball team. Next came at stint at Alticor, the parent company of Amway. Currently, DeVos serves as President of The Windquest Group, an investment management firm. Dick DeVos is a member of the Board of Directors of Spectrum Health System, the Michigan State Chamber of Commerce and Willow Creek Association. He is Chairman of the Regional Air Alliance of…

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    Katrina. The horrendous and catastrophic Hurricane Katrina changed Americans view about how the government is able to respond to emergency situations. With the help of many emergency crew and organizations, New Orleans was able to slowly rebuild. New Orleans was an exceptionally prosperous and unique town before Hurricane Katrina had plummeted through the area. One gentleman named Wynton Marsalis described New Orleans as "a true American melting pot:…

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    of Screenscope Inc. in association with South Carolina Educational…

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    Cesar Chavez

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    individuals to fall into this form of abuse typically because of their lack of association. Cesar Chavez, a great coordinator, and leader in fighting for farm workers’ rights was chief executive of the United Farm Workers Union. As a Mexican-American, he would become a noticeable labor organizer and union leader who was toughened by his early years as a migrant worker who founded the National Farm Workers Association in 1962 . His union joined with the Agricultural Workers Organization…

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    officials to question the nature and appropriateness of specific books for children. In books like The Glass Castle and To Kill a Mockingbird, parents give the argument that the language and ideas portrayed are inappropriate. In contrast, the American Library Association and the Library of Congress argue that all books have something that can be learned from them. Literature is frequently banned and/or challenged by churches, parents, schools and teachers for being sexually explicit, violent,…

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    Dehydration in the Older Adult Upon Hospitalization “It 's paradoxical that the idea of living a long life appeals to everyone, but the idea of getting old doesn 't appeal to anyone” (Rooney, n.d.). As longer life spans and medical technology improves, the aging population in the United States will increase to about 20% of the population (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2013). With increased life expectancy, different diseases affect our aging adults. No longer is…

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    Lynchings were turning into a famous method for settling a portion of the outrage that whites had in connection to the free blacks. From 1882-1968, 4,743 lynchings happened in the United States. Of these individuals that were lynched 3,446 were African American. The blacks lynched represented 72.7% of the general population lynched. This photo appealed to pathos because black women, men, and children were killed by lynch mobs. Racism in America is very recurrent in today’s time. In fact, racial…

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    including air and water pollution, wildlife and habitat loss, water use, land use, and global warming emissions. Since the sources are going to expire soon, prices of these sources are soaring day by day. In continuation to the previous statement air quality has been gradually improving in the United States. The air quality in many cities has improved markedly thanks to improved technology in fuel-burning mechanisms, although problem areas remain, the American Lung Association announced…

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