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    The controversial topic of whether water or oil is more important is consisted of a multiple parts. One could take any of a variety of views on this situation. They could look at the industries, the environmental effects and concerns, the humanitarian issues and the history behind the topics. Oil is an important industry and has helped societies develop and continue growing. While oil has always been used as a source of energy, the oil industry exploded in the United States shortly after the…

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    MarketWatch reported in March of 2015 that less than half adults (18 or older) in West Virginia have a job. Preston is not the only county struggling in West Virginia. This issue has been going on for many years. What will it take to fix this issue? What must the people of Preston do? The steepest unemployment declines are in mining, logging, and construction.…

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    produced annually from 2008 to 2012 (selectusa.commerce.gov)”. Automobile usage is increasing in the USA exponentially. According to LA Times (2014) there are 253 million cars and trucks on the road. “In many ways, the automobile epitomizes the environmental challenge of today. It is a large consumer of a critical and limited fossil energy re- source; in many countries it is the largest contributor…

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    "Economic and environmental aspects of Fracking - Fracking is an economically beneficial and essential process for oil companies. Fracking is a process of drilling and injecting fluid into ground at a high pressure to fracture shale rocks to release Hydrocarbons, but it has raised certain environmental concerns that that have burdened oil companies to overlook at the processes they are using to extract hydrocarbons. Certain concerns about Fracking are: Hydraulic fracking is quenching the water…

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    Earth and Environmental Science Environmental Impact Statement By Byron Smith Actual Development “Hume Coal Mine “ In the Berrima area located in the NSW southern highlands there has been a proposed coal mine. This coal mine will consist of large stockpile near Berrima (town centre), train loading facilities, a train line and an underground mine. The Hume coal mine is too “extract 3.5 million tonnes of coal… in the next 19 years”. The public have protested about this proposed mine as…

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    years ago, the world faced many environmental issues. One of them is the problem of air pollution. This aspect is a very dangerous problem in our world today. Some people think that air pollution is not harming the earth or the people. This is why it has become a very dangerous problem in Chiang Mai today. According to CityNews, Particulate matter (a type of air pollution) levels in Chiang Mai are close to dangerous levels. Air pollution is a much talked about issue in Chiang Mai. As Mr.Chris…

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    arrives in New York City. 2:45. The wires are set in place. 3:00. Children run through the park. 3:01. The city is obliterated; a smoldering pile of ashes. The threat of nuclear terrorism is authentic, as well as the threat of nuclear accidents and environmental disruption. Nuclear energy, otherwise known as nuclear fusion, is the process used in nuclear reactors to provide energy using a highly radioactive element called uranium. The energy produced in a uranium atom is approximately ten…

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    Landless, Land Entitlement and Collective Violent Resistance to the Mining Induced Displacement and Resettlement (MIDR) in the Developing Country: The Case of Anti-Phulbari Coal Mining Movement in Bangladesh Abstract: My proposed research project will explore the role of landless people in forming collective violent resistance to the Mining Induced Displacement and Resettlement (MIDR) process in the Phulbari Coal Mining project in Bangladesh, and will demonstrate the necessity to identify…

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Fulton Hogan is a multinational civil construction company, with experience in the transport, water, energy, mining, land development and infrastructure sectors. The company creates, connects and cares for communities, through building and maintaining, roads, ports, airports and infrastructure, which importantly brings people together. The business contains a network of quarries, with further operations in large asphalt, emulsion and precast plants (Fulton Hogan , 2017). The…

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    an American environmental activist whose greatest aim is the struggle against excessive consumerism, which afflicts western societies. Her attention, however, is mainly focused on American society. Since 1988 she has worked with Greenpeace, when she set up a campaign to stop international waste dumping and started…

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