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How Factory Farming Contributes to Global Warming Over the past few decades, global warming has been one of the biggest problems. Fundamentally, it is a fact that there are a number of causes in connection to global warming, and factory farming is one of them. A factory is an industrial site or group of buildings where products are made, normally consisting of machine and a large number of workers, and factory farming is a farm on which large numbers of livestock are raised indoors in…

Environmental Risks: The burning question currently plaguing the minds of millions of Americans is one of morality. Are GMOs environmentally safe? The answer is twofold, depending on your personal stance. Because this question is one of morality and ethics or science verses the higher being, we will look at both sides. From the beginning, many scientists have had concerns that the release of these new organisms, with their engineered DNA could have dire consequences. Those consequences not only…

Gender is an important variable to consider when planning and evaluating studies in all areas and at all levels of health-related research (Wizemann & Pardue, 2001). Gender is especially important in substance abuse treatment services because the background characteristics, substance abuse patterns, and personal histories of female substance users may differ from those of males. In the past, most research related to outcomes for substance abuse treatment programs involved male participants.…

Ethics It’s easy to see that issues surrounding GMOs is a complex one. We’ve seen how neither side is able to prove the safety of GMOs, and how consumers are worried about increasing grocery costs. Now let’s explore the companies and their reasoning for not wanting labels on their products. Companies that created GMO seeds, did so with the reasoning that in order to feed a population that will reach nine billion people by the year 2050 (www.un.org). This idea has opponents questioning that if…

since then more cases have been reported (Epidemiology and Disease , 2001). To date, more than 35 million people around the world are estimated to live with this virus. In 2013 alone, about 1.5 million people died because of this virus (Nathan W. Cummins, 2015). HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus which targets the white blood cells, thereby disabling the immune system (CD4+T cells and macrophages) from fighting infections. The replication of this virus within the human body results in…

Zack Kaldveer and Ronnie Cummins, from the article Monsanto Doesn’t Want You to Know, proclaimed, “Topping the biotech industry’s propaganda playlist will no doubt be this old familiar tune that’s requiring retailers to verify non- GMO ingredients in order to label them will not…

The Fourth of July and Declaration of Independence from a Slave Fredrick Douglass gives a speech titled “The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro” at Rochester, New York. The speech would be given seventy-six years and one day after the Independence of America. Fredrick Douglass describes in his speech, the celebrations of American Independence Day between two male viewpoints of the American citizens, or those of European descent, and of an African slave. In his speech, he also gave his…

In the last round of Groves debate tournament, the topic of the session was global warming and green energy. Having encountered the case multiple times prior, with a multitude of credible evidence cards, I was confident in my argument against the validity of anthropogenic global warming. However, after the two hour long round concluded, the judge declared that the negative, our team, had lost. Dumbfounded, I inquired for the reason for our defeat. The judge, in a disgusted expression, exclaimed…

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years, that this advantage was maintained over several years, and that the number of years of prior schooling in the child 's L1 was more important to their academic achievement in English than any other variable, including socio-economic status. Cummins theorized children require more than basic interpersonal communicative skills (BICS) in their L1 in order to successfully master a second or subsequent language. He differentiated cognitive/academic language proficiency (CALP) as a set of…