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    could hold the cures to many of the world’s biggest diseases. The reefs also provide income for countries all over the world. They provide millions of jobs, which bring in billions of dollars (Campbell, Cinner, Ardiwijaya, Pardede, Kartawijaya, Mukmunin, and Baird, 2012). Overall these coral reefs bring in billions of dollars and different resources all over the world and are one of the biggest pivot points for human populations. Lastly, with all the issue that come with the declining coral…

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    After moving in on campus I began to notice how often litter appeared outside of my apartment. At first it wasn’t an issue until my friend came over for a visit; I gave him a tour and he complained about how dirty the campus was. It was at that point in time when I realized how ill-mannered some of the people I live with are. It was a total embarrassment for me to have to explain why people treated the campus like that. Of course there are reasons for why people do these things. Granted…

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    Many people think that they can't make a difference but even small things like recycling, reducing waste, and reusing products can make a huge impact on our world. In the 1970’s, citizens like us started to call stronger laws to protect clean water. This led to a big project known as The Clean Water Act. In many areas where wildlife has disappeared returned…

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    Food waste is a serious environmental, social and economic concern not only to United State but also to the whole world. Even though Food waste was recognized as a considerable problem, it was not identified as a serious concern to the environment till recently. Among environmentally significant activities, the production, trade, and consumption of food products have been identified as crucial contributors to numerous environmental problems. One of the greatest threats of the century is Global…

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    Food waste and fracking share many of the same economic effects. Food waste amounts to roughly US$ 680 billion in industrialized countries and US$ 310 billion in developing countries. Food losses during harvest and in storage translate into lost income for small farmers and into higher prices for poor consumers. The amount of food lost can adversely affect the small farmers because the amount of produce that each harvest brings, in comparison to the bigger farms, is much smaller. So, every piece…

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    Introduction One of the main challenges currently faced by Alcoa Intalco Corporation, or any aluminum plant, is the disposal of spent liners otherwise known as SPL. On September1988, SPL was listed by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as hazardous waste (53 Fed. Reg. 35412) coded as K088, and with that came stricter regulation and much rather extensive fines and matters of safety issues, not to mention, different protocols for safe handling and storage of SPL. Landfilling was…

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    Some of the risks associated with burning municipal waste to produce electricity are: it will bring smoke into the air, and one incinerator factory costs 250 million dollars (Piper). Incinerators have benefits, they produce electricity, and they solve the waste management problem. They also have downsides, one of them is the costs for the incinerators, which is high, and that could cut into funding for other…

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    to provide all San Diego residents with properly disposed municipal solid waste, along with an environmental free of litter and illegal dumping. In addition, the Environmental Services Department is organized into three operational divisions, which are: (1) the Waste Reduction and Disposal Division (WRAD) manages the waste reduction, refuse disposal, fee booth operation section, franchise administration section, solid waste code enforcement program, and field operation which takes operations at…

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    People hire skips for a variety of reasons. Having a spring clear out, removing an old kitchen or bathroom, wanting to remove lots of garden waste are all reasons why people hire skips. Hiring a skip is a fairly simple process, even more so nowadays with many companies offering the option of booking your skip online. Usually the process is as follows. Book the hiring of your skip from a skip hire company giving them a date and time you would like your skip delivered and the size of skip you…

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    house in Jefferson County directly across from a gravel pit. Years later the county converted the pit into a landfill that collected environmentally harmful trash including: major appliances, animal carcasses, containers with hazardous content, leaking car batteries, and waste oil. The couple complained to the county but the county refused to act. In response, the Turtons filed a lawsuit against the county alleging that the landfill violated federal environmental laws consisting of groundwater…

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