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    What We Are Eating Are Putting Our World and Health at Risks Food is essential to us. It provides energy and nutrients we need to survive. Therefore, we always want to improve the food’s appearance, nutrient values and increase crop yields. This leads to the creation of genetically modified (GM) foods. According to the World Health Organization, GM foods are foods derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, e.g. through…

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    We live in a world where most polluted environments are in areas where poor and people of color live. These communities are often targeted as locations for the placement of facilities that negatively impact the environment. Environmental justice has always been a massive friction in the USA, states have started creating policies on environmental justice. Numerous community activists have been working towards Environmental justice. Australia is one of the most secluded continents and when we…

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    Old Age Essay

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    of life the old people undergo changes in the physical and psychological aspects. In this state the elderly people do not earn and are mostly dependent on their children to live their life. DEFINITION OF OLD AGE "The ageing process is of course a biological reality which has its own dynamic, largely beyond human control. However, it…

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    Cause and Effect of Water Pollution in India Rajdeep Kaur Environmental Science 101 Professor Mark Ditter October 8, 2014 Abstract Water is one of the natural resources that human beings are polluting. Water pollution has become a huge problem in many countries today. Due to water pollution many new diseases have been developed over time which have affected the humans at a very high rate. India is one of the countries that has the most polluted water bodies compared to other countries. There…

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    Hazard Signs “Teegan is such a sweet child,” Ms. Fields says. “It’s such a pleasure to be her teacher.” Holly Allen only stares at the tall lanky teacher with frizzy hair so thick it looks like a bird’s nest rest atop her head. Ms. Fields nervously pushes some of her hair behind an ear and then looks around the empty hallway, avoiding Holly’s unhappy eyes. “Why did you call me here?” Holly Allen huffed. “The parent teacher meetings were last week, we wanted to speak to every parent about their…

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    In his book Between the World and Me, American journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates passionately writes about America’s racial history, and how said history shapes our lives today, particularly those of African Americans. Written as a letter to Coates’ son, Somari, Between the World and Me explains and emphasizes the reality of being black in America, as opposed to what Coates refers to as “living white”, often referred to as “the Dream”. Between the World and Me” highlights three aspects of cultural…

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    In The Name Of Allah The Beneficent The Merciful Introduction: By observing the work environment in all types of corporations and institutions in Saudi Arabia people will notice that women occupied a quite great percentage of jobs. Furthermore, some companies are exclusively a women-hired. The Legislative Branch in Saudi Arabia pays a great care for the women 's rights on the all kind of work field. Moreover, when they legislated the Saudi Labor Law, they established within it a special…

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    considered perhaps the most treacherous of all eating disorders, but why is it harder to treat, and what sets it apart from others? First, It is important to understand what constitutes an eating disorder and what the other types are, and the various hazards of each. If left untreated, as so many cases go, medical complications are extremely common. Lastly, if there are no routine treatments for those with eating disorders, the root causes, both external and internal need to be examined..…

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    Acute Lung Injury Paper

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    Running head: TRANSFUSION 1 TRANSFUSION 2 Transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI) is an under-reported, life-threatening complication of blood component transfusion due to the misinterpretation of symptoms, unfamiliarity of causes, and delay of standardizing methods of prevention. According to Mazzei, Popovsky, & Kopko (2008, 734), TRALI is characterized by symptoms indistinguishable from acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and…

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    High Modernism Analysis

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    High modernism is a concept that has been used by many different countries of the global south to rapidly transform them into countries of the global north. Scott defined it as an “aspiration to the administrative ordering of nature and society.” (“Transforming Visions”, 88) The concepts of high modernism are reflected in events like villagization in Tanzania and collectivization in the Soviet Union (“Authoritarian High Modernism”, n.p.). Furthermore, high modernism is usually implemented by an…

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