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    Pollution is one of the most serious problems that affect our environment, and its effects on all life aspects are clear to everyone. Because of this, pollution is one of the most serious issues that all the word countries are concerned about. As time goes, the pollution problem increases and also the population growth increase. The increase in demand for water and food supplies place an increasing stress on the ground and surface water quality and quantity. One of the environmental problems…

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    4.4.2 Environment: Committed to Environmental Responsibility For Total, being one of the industry leader means that it must also be able to protect the environment. It is therefore important to ensure that everyone has energy and this in an environment that is respected. Due to the general interest, Total wants to fight climate change. Because of its activities such as the use of petroleum products and gas as well as its commercialisation, the responsibility of Total will implement carbon…

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    In the global perspective of the harm of pollution. The 5 most effected countries in the world are China, USA, India, Russia and Japan. As I speaks in a global perspective, even though pollution has benefited the world a lot but at the same time charmed it even more. China is ranked the most polluted area in the world on average, this country produces 10,375 million metric per year, this causes extreme harm to it’s citizens. Beijing is the most polluted out off them all, citizens were PM 2.5…

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    Arsenic Vs Cadmium Essay

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    Heavy metals are found toxic to humans as well as canines. Canines are much more susceptible to absorbing heavy metals than humans. One of the major effects of the heavy metals is reducing the metabolism in both humans and canines through accumulation of toxins. This experiment can provide evidence as to how much of the experimental toxin (arsenic and cadmium) affects cells’ metabolism when allowed to accumulate after 72 hours. In addition, different amounts of arsenic and cadmium (50 ppm, 100…

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    When people are asked to think about the environment, many different ideas come about. For Garrett Hardin, it was the idea of the tragedy of the commons that was most concerning to him. He wrote an essay about the exploitation of a resource used by many people. In a short-term aspect, this is beneficial for the developer, but over time the resource is damaged beyond repair (Hardin). He explained the damage to resources as a result of greed. The tragedy of the commons was conveyed in Dr. Seuss’…

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    Ted Talk Paper The two Ted Talks I chose ended up being very intriguing due to the fact that one of them was given by a scientist and the other by an artist. The first Ted Talk I watched was called “How to Grow Fresh Air” by Kamal Meattle. Meattle explained the importance of fresh air in Delhi, a city plaqued by poor air quality, and provided a solution utilizing three types of green plants. The second Ted Talk I watched was called “Street art with a message of hope and peace” by eL Seed. eL…

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    Self-Change Project: Zero Waste for 10 days Introduction: There are three questions that have driven me to explore the project of zero waste on a deeper level. They include: Should we focus sustainability efforts on our own individual change or for our community and the greater picture? How can we ask others to make a sacrifice and a change if we cannot make the change ourselves? Is zero waste living possible? In order to tackle these questions, I must first change my behaviors to understand…

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    Ⅰ. Introduction λ Hook: There has been a marked increase in the public awareness of environmental issues over the past decade. λ Background: The environmental impact of the use and disposal of customer products has became a cause of concern. λ Thesis Statement: It is important that figure out how this problem has happened and how to solve this problem for a sustainable society. Ⅱ. Body 1. Topic sentence: The throw-away culture has developed primarily because people now…

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    Aldo Leopold’s ‘The Land Ethic,” makes an attempt to appeal to the pathos of the audience. He urges man to use ethic not only for their satisfaction and needs, but to also apply ethics to the land where he says, “The land ethic simply enlarges the boundaries of the community to include soils, waters, plants, and animals, or collectively: the land.” (204) Leopold is urging man to take care of our resources because we have a moral obligation to do so. Leopold continues to say that man has claimed…

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    Air Pollution Act

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    Tri-County Technical College Abstract This paper is intended to highlight the events that lead to the introduction of the Air Pollution Act of 1955, inform the audience of the nature of that legislation, and describe the people who assisted in the creation and passing of the Act itself. Events like the smog in Los Angeles, the pioneering of state laws regulating air pollution and the disastrous events in Donora, Pennsylvania will be due to their integral part in passing the Act. This paper…

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