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    industrial economy the country of Indonesia is experiencing rapidly growing pollution issues, including: mass deforestation, smog, water pollution, and various other forms of environmental destruction. As a poverty ridden nation lead by a government with too little resources at its disposal the issues of extreme pollution are often put on hold to other societal issues. In Indonesia, many forms of environmental pollution / destruction are not only affecting their population of well over a hundred…

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    Global warming is the belief that the earth’s temperature is rising due to various pollutants. It is an idea that has been around for centuries, dating back to early B.C. While the ideas of climate change continue to grow, so do the controversies. Years ago people thought global warming was just a theory, but the evidence is becoming harder to ignore. Even with all the information collected about climate change, it is still being dismissed by many. The withering of the environment will only lead…

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    Which of the following would be considered sustainable use of rare earths? A) Closing the rare earth mines to prevent over-mining B) Careful control over which countries are allowed to buy rare earths C) Careful recycling of rare earth metals in electronics D) Mining rare earths from asteroids E) Mining rare earths from the ocean floor 36) The addition of a limiting nutrient to a body of water may lead to an algal bloom. What effect will this algal bloom have on…

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    engagement process. The attempt to dismantle this rule with a Congressional Review Act is unnecessary and will cause irreparable harm to the safety of drinking water for millions of Americans. The Stream Protection Rule provides our citizens with an environmental monitoring system to assure cleanliness of the air and water which Americans rely upon as well as the land…

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    exploration and mining project. The Simondou project is a mining and ore exploration project in Southeast Guinea, managed by the Rio Tinto Company. The mining camp is located between the cities of Dandano, Boola and Beyla. The surrounding communities are composed by many of the poorest people of the Republic of Guinea. There is lack of adequate sanitation and safe drinking water. The existing health system is weak and overwhelmed. Avid to explore the iron of the region, Rio Tinto received a…

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    proposals of conservation; since the fishing industry is the principal way of life for the majority of the population, fishers strive to find a new form of environmental management that will sustain marine eco-systems and allow fishermen to continue fishing. The style of resource management must maintain that environmental, economic and social issues are interconnected and all must be integrated into the decision making process for effective progress. In the video ‘Taking Stock’ when the…

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    an Australian grassroots organization dedicated to issues around unsafe…

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    Several environmental risks has been discovered (aside from the coal industry) that has put our environment in a great amount of danger. These specific concerns faced by our environment include dams, natural disasters, and endangered species. Dams were found to have a major influence on our water impact, leading to major issues in our economy. In contrast to dams natural disasters are more of a natural process that bring on different types of environmental risks. While dams mainly effect our…

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    The leading scientific principle that drives all environmental and ecosystem management decisions are sustainability. Sustainability is defined by Miller & Spoolman, (2009) as the “Ability of earth’s various systems, including human cultural systems and economies, to survive and adapt to changing environmental conditions indefinitely.” Applying this definition to ecology, there are four scientific principles of sustainability that highlight how the ecosystem has naturally sustained itself for…

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    engagements for corporate social responsibility however, the foremost (main)t source for corporate social responsibility activities in Rio Tinto is the NGO Technique where the NGOs comprehend the essential and significance of Rio Tinto's core business issues. The partnership way of corporate social responsibility rests on (depends) the condition of looking at and focusing on the international matters, whether it…

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