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    The Salmon Crisis

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    By May 2016, Greenpeace calculated that 39,000 tons of salmon washed up near the island of Chiloe in Chile. Six months later the government and the public have yet to reconcile their beliefs on the cause of the incident. According to Soberanes and Perez’ article, “The salmon crisis in Chile’s Chiloe Island,” government officials blame a “red tide” of algae as the main cause of the fish kill, completely independent of government authorization for the salmon industry to dump 9,000 tons of dead…

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    Deforestation Deforestation in the Amazon rainforest has many ethical implications that are mostly negative with only a few being positive. Throughout history the Amazon rainforest has been going through massive deforestation which has affected untold numbers of animal species and humans in the region. Normally to the benefit of the humans and to the detriment of the animals. The purpose of this paper is to being to light the ethical implications starting with some history of the topic, then…

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    stockholders and governments if they demand them to clean up throughout the supply chain of the production to have a sustainable system. It's a Sustainable solution because it's taking the thoughts of individuals, profit, and the planet. According to Greenpeace, the fire that was brought on because of deforestation in 2015 added to the seriousness of spending more than 30 billion in repairs. Over 500,000 individuals got respiratory infections and as well as 100,000 deaths. If this implies…

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    Coral Reef Stakeholders

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    discard the wrong decision taken by the government as in end public is also a stakeholder in Great Barrier Reef because its public tax money which majority spend on the Reef. Jess Panegyre a Greenpeace Australia political adviser said that it was the responsibility of Australian citizen and NGOs like Greenpeace to consider the administration answerable and verify these (coal) activities don't…

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    Samsung Ad Analysis Essay

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    he Samsung Group is a South Korean multinational electronics company. Samsung is the second biggest telecommunication industry in the world, after Apple, through its innovation smartphone. Innovation, or the process of coming up with a new method, has been referred to as one of the crucial success factors in any industry that plans to prosper in the future. Over time Samsung has developed its product line. The mobile phones manufactured by Samsung are made up of 40% recycled material. The…

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    Annie Leonard

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    Annie Leonard is 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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    Essay On Judicial Review

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    The aim of rule of law is to ensure that public officials and authorities exercise the powers conferred on them in accordance with the law, without exceeding the constitutional limits of such powers put in place by Parliament. Two of the most central means by which the rule of law is enforced are through judicial review and human rights law. Both act as agents of the rule of law by controlling the power of the state and protecting the rights and freedoms of its citizens. Over the course of this…

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    She cites the problem behind that to be mainly the fault of the EU and other non-governmental organizations like Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth. John Robbins in his article explains the arguments’ falsifiability being that Golden Rice did in fact not produce enough beta-carotene. He although, fails to indicate that neither do Non-GMO alternatives as does Saletan…

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    As Henry David Thoreau, a famous figure in transcendentalism, said, “Live your beliefs and you can turn the world around.” Transcendentalism is a philosophical movement which targets human relations and decisions in order to lead to a simple and more enjoyable life. The key principles of transcendentalism are nonconformity, self-reliance, free thought, confidence, and importance of nature. Transcendentalism and its principles have had a large influence on society and is very significant to the…

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    CLIMATE CHANGE HUMAN CAUSED or NOT Introduction The continuous climate change controversy debated among scientists and professionals could indicate no one really knows beyond theory. There is the side indicating humans continue to cause climate change through actions of pollution and more. There is another side suggesting that the nature and cycle of earth is reason for climate change to happen. The thought of anyone really having the true answer renders all subject to a continued climate…

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