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    mutations are preserved because they act as an aid for survival (Anon. 2002). This process is known as natural selection (Anon. 2002). Subsequently, Darwin argued that natural selection is an inevitable outcome of three principles caused by nature. Firstly, as stated above, the characteristics of a specific organism can be inherited or passed down from parent to offspring; Darwin also stated that the resources for survival are limited thus promoting competition within organisms (Boundless,…

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    Environment In a world devoted to consumption, considering where the products come from is rare. In many cases, resources are found from the uncivilized areas of the world. The result of this production is global deforestation. Deforestation results negatively on the Earth’s health. Deforestation is the mass clearing of trees which results in “the reduction of CO2 emissions” (Laborczy, Winkler). Besides the negative impact found in the Earth’s atmosphere, deforestation has a harmful impact the…

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    Gore The Future

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    “The Future” is served as a guide for all those trying to foresee and forecast the social future as well as those trying to figure out how our emerging global society works. Al Gore begins his book with a look at the global economy, and more specifically how the global economy is impacting the world of work. The book does not only show how the world has evolved since the last few decades, but it also talks about the expected challenges that we have to meet when it comes to the extreme changing…

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    earth’s beauty is deteriorating. Using the Amazon rainforest, as an example to how people of this world are massacring the very essence of what we are would only give you a small insight to the destruction we are causing. The more we destroy our only resources the more we are suffocating ourselves. We are so busy trying to create a more stable and efficient modern world that we are forgetting where we originally came from and how we started. We are losing more and more of our precious history…

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    Privatization is a progression which transforms a government owned entity /business ,issued a commercial license which is open to competition and finally transformed into private ownership. In the Australian history Telstra Corporation limited was the largest public share issue by common wealth government and was the continuation of previous successful privatizations by the govt.held in 1990s, keeping in mind the growth and progress of Australian economy by this massive arrangement 1.…

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    between Synthetic Medicines and Natural Medicines in Relieving Common Cold THESIS: Natural medicines are more reliable in relieving common cold than synthetic medicines because, unlike synthetic medicines, they have less or even no side effects to one’s body and they also boost the immune system rather than suppressing the symptoms. INTRODUCTION I. Common Cold A. Definition B. Cause C. Symptoms II. Relievers A. Synthetic medicines B. Natural medicines III. Natural Medicines are better than…

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    Environmental Stewardship refers to “The responsible use and protection of the natural environment through sustainable practices.” With the new triumphs of technology, the world is in a more perilous predicament than ever before: air pollution, species ' extinction, and global warming are just the tips of the iceberg. Many religious and social movements attempt to counteract our irresponsible intrusion into nature, and remind us all that, we should not act as plunderers, but protectors of this…

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    China's One Child Policy

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    populace and the resources in the near future may potentially become scarce. China is ranked number one in various environmental issues as a result of evidential overpopulation. Over the recent years, China has been going through a problem that's affecting the country in several ways.The Census Bureau issued population estimates for half a century. China birth control policies are beneficial; We should implement the regulation in order to assist the lifespan of our natural resources, prevent…

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    imperialistic ideas that parallels the evolution of environmental determinism drastically impacted societies across the globe (Frenkel 1992; Heffernan 2009). Historically, to legitimate imperial conquest, principles were derived from Darwin’s theory of natural selection, which did not acknowledge fundamental differences between humans and the rest of nature, thus leading to “scientific racism” and an academic crossroads for the discipline of geography (Peet 1985). Although environmental…

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    role in environmental health as well as their enthusiasm for other people’s contributions. In attempting to save natural resources and create a better world for all we must let go of the mentality that the world revolves around us as individuals, and focus on us as beings, like every other organism in the world, we are simply a small part of a greater ecosystem. This includes global resources, which we as a community deem irreplaceable, and in those cases must be preserved at all…

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