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    specifically, they included topics such as air pollution at docking terminals and renewable fuel. Joe Jobe, Chief Executive Officer for the National Biodiesel Board, wrote with a nonchalant, or matter-of-fact, tone to disprove false claims made about environmental laws. His argument was titled The Renewable Fuel Standard. While, on the other hand, the Times Editorial Board for the Los Angeles Times spoke with an accusing tone on air pollution in order to expose the unjust behavior of Los…

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    law that was implemented in 1970. It regulates air emissions mobile to immobile sources. Congress noticed that air pollutants were becoming a growing health concern among the growing public. Hazardous air pollutants pose health risks as well as environmental threats. The new law presents an operating permits program sculpted after a similar program under the Federal National Pollution Elimination Discharge System (NPDES) law. The purpose is to ensure compliance with all appropriate requirements…

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    Trichloroethylene Essay

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    operations (Woodside, 1999). Trichloroethylene is a liquid used as a solvent, and in other compounds (Environmental Protection Agency, 2011). Annually 10 million pounds of Trichloroethylene is used to manufacture Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) (Gilbert & Heuvel, 2014). While current figures are not available, the EPA put US production of Trichloroethylene in 1991 at 321 million pounds (Environmental Protection Agency, 2012). When released into the air Trichloroethylene has a 7-day half-life.…

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    Fracking Research Paper

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    The Environmental Protection Agency defines frackings as “A well stimulation process used to maximize the extraction of underground resources; including oil, natural gas, geothermal energy, and even water”(Environmental Protection Agency). This process, employed to release natural gas involves drilling deep into the ground and shooting a high pressure water solution into rock formations in order to release the gas inside. Although the history of fracking can be traced back to the 1940’s, it…

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    pollution started getting real noticeable after more and more factors were being built every day. With over 100,000 factores just in Canada you can see why air pollution is a big factor for how are air quality is. This will affect people's health because we will be breathing air that has been contaminated. This can also affect the society because alerts will go out telling people that it's not safe to go outside. It's not just factors that are polluting the air, it's us humans that are driving…

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    Cost Benefit Analysis The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) in every state has a program that focuses on attaining and maintaining air quality standards with the finality of reducing the factors that could potentially affect a person’s health. Oregon has adopted regulations from neighboring states such as California, as they have had more experience and knowledge in alternative ways for reducing air pollutants. Part of that transition has been to develop and enforce Low Emission Vehicle…

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    “Let’s Modernize Our Pollution Laws” Critique There are multiple forms of pollution created by human products and waste. As the population increases, the threat to our environment increases. Different acts and laws have been passed to try and reduce the pollution already created. Humans have a delicate balance with our environment; it is our responsibility to do what we can in order to protect our world. In his article “Let’s Modernize Our Pollution Laws,” Gregg Easterbrook argues the…

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    Environmental Working Group (EWG) expressed their concerns about contaminants in drinking water that have not been regulated in Safe Water Drinking Act (1974) because the list of regulated chemicals hasn’t been updated since 1996; the concentration of the contaminants given by EPA should have been lower for some substances. Based on the study of EWG, over half of the unique contaminants were found in water facilities, and these contaminants are found hazardous for human health. The risk EWG is…

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    1-Transtheoretical Model

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    1 - Transtheoretical Model is one of the frequently used theories to help improve prediction of and interventions for improving exercise behavior and it was chosen for this study. The article cites that “results regarding exercise self-efficacy, in that case, were similar to those obtained in other studies; but, responses on the exercise pros and cons from the decisional balance measure provided a less clear differentiation across stages than that seen in other studies.” I believe it was an…

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    Larchwood Lake Case Report

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    If you do not know what you are doing or you have not weighed out all the possible outcomes, you should not act like you have perfect confidence in what you are doing. This is a problem that is common in not just environmental fields. Acting like you know what you are doing when you actually do not is a crime plain and simple. The president of the lake lied and ignored the other residents of Larchwood Lake because he thought he knew what was best for them. This would…

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