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    With rapid increase and development in industrial and agricultural sectors along with population explosion, huge amount of organic and inorganic waste is released in environment and causing serious threats to environment and agro-ecosystem. This procedure can bring about a danger in the human wellbeing. The potential issues in environment brought on by pesticides, inorganic fertilizers, composts, agriculture residues, wastewater, solid waste, sewage, transgenic living beings. The outcomes are an…

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    The world faces immense glitches when it comes to handling matters concerning natural hazards. Natural hazards are extreme and severe climate and weather events that occur naturally in all the expenses of the realm. However, some parts are more susceptible to definite regions than elsewhere. For instance, natural fires. Natural fires have traumatized the world with the devastating damages that it has to the environment. One of the most prevalent firestorms is the 2003 Firestorm in Southern…

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    Hitopadesha

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    to their physical environment habitat and their interactions with other organisms. Throughout the Hitopadesha, in numerous tale stories natural creatures were presented as characters that tried to contrary to their natural perverse behavior. Since animals do not have a developed mind as human beings, animals lack moral compass and are not able to determine what actions are acceptable in various situations. In the Hitopadesha, several animals asserted they have changed their natural behavior for…

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    Genocide In Tourism

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    surrounding environment.…

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    III. Negotiating opposing approaches with Gaian and Person Ethics Gaian ethics can be applicable to traditional, Cartesian philosophy with emphasis on a holistic perspective of the global environment. According to Rene Descartes, the fundamental base for Cartesian environmental ethics is all physical reality can be reduced to “minds” and “bodies” (Shrader-Frechette). The Cartesian body is purely a mechanical entity (Koch). In order to be an ethical individual, it must possess consciousness of…

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    Some environmentalists write stories of the complexity of the environment without mention of human experience, while other writers take an inward approach to evaluate the change of nature throughout human history. David Quammen’s Wild Thoughts from Wild Places is a compilation of personal accounts that addresses different natural phenomena and looks deeper into the environmental and social justice behind human involvement in the natural world. In Wild Thoughts from Wild Places, Quammen points…

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    but also main streaming it to the decision making and putting forward a valid argument for bringing in the framework for valuing ES to guide natural resource management and setting up the right institutions. These institutions further create incentives so that decisions made by individuals, corporations, government promote shared values towards environment protection. (b) One of the key approach of making ES operational according to the paper is to primarily acknowledge that ES are beyond…

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    fifteen years which are products that fit their needs and make their life easier. These products are very helpful for people, but they can also hurt the environment in the same time if people do not use them wisely. They can very negatively affect the environment by causing many problems such as poisoning the wildlife and reducing the amount of natural resources if people do not take care of them after they throw these plastics on the trash. Environmental people have been talking about this huge…

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    The impact of war can be both detrimental and restorative to not only people, but the environment as well. Aside from culture growing and nations expanding, the outcome of a war can also influence and be influenced by geography. The history of all warfare can give us the facts, but geography can open up new windows of opportunities for learning about what society does not already know. War and geography go hand in hand including political, physical, economic, and human subgroups. The result…

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    and have them leave in a totally different living environment compare to their natural habitat. This’s action especially badly affect the animal according to the article “8 reasons orcas don’t belong at SeaWorld” by SeaWorld of Hurt states "Orcas in the wild have an average life expectancy of 30 to 50 years …the average age of death orcas who have died at SeaWorld is 13 years old.” We can see that the problem arises from the captive living environment lead to premature deaths orcas. Furthermore,…

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