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    Introduction This paper will focus on the sustainable aspects of Marriott International, the issues this organization faces in its daily operations and with meeting ecological operations in around the world across all of their brands. Marriott International is an iconic brand within the hospitality and tourism industry that includes 18 brands with nearly 4,000 properties around the world (Marriott.com, 2015). Marriott Corporation (became Marriott International in 1993) was founded by J. Willard…

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    From a certain point of view, sustainability and economics are not related to each other. Some people can say that the economy simply are associated with money and the word "sustainability". It is also related to different kinds of enviornment. So, people can look as that sustainability and economics are not related each other. However, inside the economics, there are Environmental Economics, Information Ecnomics, and Real Estate Economic . Consequentely, the economy is deeply connected with…

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    Baraka showed women and children in Calcutta, India, rummaging through landfills to attempt to find recyclables to make a profit on (Baraka- A Nonverbal Film). These people are doing this because it is what it takes to be able to put food on the table, or a temporary roof over their heads. It is not safe or sanitary work, one can only imagine the incredible amounts of bacteria and disease that live and grow inside a landfill, which these people are being exposed to. Poverty is an economic issue…

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    reuse them, one person can considerably reduce the amount of trash that goes into landfills and thereby, reduces one’s carbon footprint. Recycle can reduce garbage by reusing plastic bags, bottles, papers or glass. For instance, when we buy foods, we can use our own containers instead of using plastic bags. In addition, simple recycling by sorting items out of the trash that can be recycled helps to keep landfills less full and again, reduces the carbon footprint. If all this is being reuse,…

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    been in 800,000 years! As for the others, methane, whose levels in the atmosphere have doubled since 1750, is released during energy extraction operations and rice production, by livestock as a metabolic waste product and when organic matter in landfills decompose. Nitrous oxide, up by 20% since 1750, is a by-product of feedlots, chemical manufacturing plants, auto emissions, and synthetic nitrogen fertilizers and tropospheric ozone, which has increased 36%, comes about when automobile exhaust…

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    are not recycled, and that they end up in landfills, emitting dangerous pollutants that harm our environment.” Although the efforts of bottled water companies give some credibility to the counterargument of bottled water proponents, the statistics indicating that most bottled water isn’t recycled negates their claim of plastic being “environmentally friendly” because the direct result of this unfortunate reality is that most bottled water ends up in landfills and oceans, thereby emitting…

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    The fast fashion model spreading across the apparel industry is decreasing the lifespan of clothing through the minimization of production time and costs. Because retailers are producing so rapidly, the purchase behavior of consumers is consequently accelerating. The result is a surplus of unwanted items needed to be disposed—whether it be because of a change in taste or lack of quality. The Environmental Protection Agency reports that the United States throws away 12.7 million tons, or 68…

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    Plastic is used in many man-made items, which are used in people’s everyday lives. Since only 9% of plastic is properly recycled, the majority of plastic waste either “accumulates in landfills” or gets dumped into the ocean and other natural environments (Parker, L., 2017). There are multiple reasons why plastic ends up in the ocean. Some examples include, people do not properly recycle plastic, small plastic particles go down sink drains, and it is cheaper for companies to dump all of their…

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    companies like to have things at a discounted price so that the new season of clothes will come in. Thus causing more usage of natural resources being used for these new items, and the over-filling of landfills with the items that weren’t able to sell. In addition to the over abundance of landfill waste, the usage of cotton can may also have a negative effect on the human body. “Cotton production is now responsible for 18% of worldwide pesticide use and 25% of total insecticide use” (True Cost,…

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    helps the organizations by providing eco-friendly bags to reduce industrial wastes to zero. Our biodegradable bag plays an important role in controlling pollution and improving ecology by eliminating plastics wastes. Huge volume of bags hits the landfill every year, and so replacing all of them with biodegradable bags can be a…

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