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    As a result of global warming, there is not a corner of the worlds’ oceans left unaffected by anthropogenic disturbances. The heating of Earth’s surface occurs through a life supporting process known as the greenhouse effect. This is a natural process where heat from solar radiation passing through the atmosphere is absorbed by gases and radiated back to the surface (Bradford A 2014). However, human activities, such as deforestation, industrial processes, and fossil fuel combustion are polluting…

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    Environmentalism Essay

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    Humans that live indistinguishably from their ecology benefit from a coexistence, but can only live a half life, extinguishing their individuality as time moves on without them. In J.M. Coetzee’s novel ‘The Life and Times of Michael K’, environmentalism is enveloped throughout and is most evident when Michael interacts with the world around him. As Michael’s hare lip is a physical representation his disability, either the color of his skin or the handicap on his speech furthers his lack of…

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    I. Background Environment is the main component for human and business to live. Without the resource and space provided by environment, human and business would never exist. However, over the past few decade population of human keep increasing and business keep growing. Thus create an irony impact on environment that giving the natural capital for them to live. Slowly environment getting destroyed an impacting the human and business again. Slowly human realize their impact on environment and…

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    The Town Rush Case Study

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    Scottish Settlers arriving in Dunedin took advantage of the area they chose. These choices both positively and negatively impacted on the surrounding environment. Dunedin benefited from the Gold Rush because it was located close to Central Otago. However, this had a negative impact on the environment because the city soon became polluted from the sudden increase in population. The green space surrounding the city was used to create a town belt, which had a positive effect on sustaining the green…

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    Sustainability is a seemingly laughable goal - it tells us we need to live within our means, whether economic, ecological, or political - but it 's insufficient for uncertain times. How can we live within our means when those very means can change, swiftly and unexpectedly, beneath us? – Jamais Cascio (BrainyQuote). One person has been trying to answer Cascio’s question about sustainability, however, before we go further, what is sustainability? According to Dictonary.com, sustainability is the…

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    Why do you want to serve? My parents grew up in an improvised rural village in China, I knew their importance of having their children find a worthy job, which is financially stable. My parents are very proud of my sister obtaining her medical degree. Then there was me, I got C’s and B’s in my first year in college and I had no direction in my life as a business major. When I had the opportunity to trek through the lust rainforest of Sumatra, I know instantly I wanted to work in the environment.…

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    Man and environment are inter-related. The environment influences the life of human beings and also human beings modify their environment as a result of their growth, dispersal, activities, death and decay etc. Thus all living beings including man and their environment are mutually reactive affecting each other in a number of ways and a dynamic equilibrium is possible in between the two, i.e. human beings (society) and environment are interdependent. The different social structures like…

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    Sustainable development refers not only to meeting the needs of modern society but also to not compromising the opportunities of future generation to meet and sustain development needs. It can be summarized as the improvement of economic, ecological, and social factors. Sustainable development and environmental protection work hand in hand but are not the same. Environmental protection is an important aspect of sustainable development as it plays a major role in protecting the finite resources…

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    Gitanjali Tagore Analysis

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    As in Gitanjali Tagore has shown his concern to describe the importance of the ecological substance similarly many eco-critics encourages to the humans to realise their connection to Mother Earth and advised them to maintain their interaction with her. In fact Tagore was the great devotee of nature, he considered the nature as his mother, and he urges that humans should create the holy bond to the Earth he says that God cannot be found through prayer in closed space. He says God is Omnipresent,…

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    Geography as a physical science, revolves around topography or the layout or characteristics of the land, the natural resources, animals and people. Geography is mainly about location, human and environment interaction, cultural movements and attributions. On the other hand, film is the conglomeration of ideas and images that feature the combination of the physical and human aspects of the world. Further, if given deeper comprehension, film and geography share evident differences and…

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