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    A major piping company named Mcwane which has been around since 1921. Has been in the news for many injuries and violations since the plants were established. Per the news they have been fined due to negliance of safety violations and disregard of human life. As an owner of a major manufacturing company. I would do my best to satisfy my workers and also, abide by the laws set for companies. This was not the case when Mcwane was fined for reasons that the ordinary person would think would be…

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    Chemistry has many different career paths and chemists specialise in a diverse range of different areas. Chemistry is a science that deals with the properties, composition, structure of elements and compounds, thereby; chemists use this information to develop new materials and substances. There are a number of career paths in chemistry such as biochemistry, industrial chemistry, electrochemistry, polymer chemistry and much more. While all the other field names speak for themselves, industrial…

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    The Genie video argues that nurture can have an immense effect on language development and verbal expression. Genie was an extreme case of isolation throughout the vital developmental years. She was deemed "mentally retarded" and locked in a room attached to a chair during her childhood. Her isolation caused her to have deficits in areas of motor development, walking, and language development. She never interacted with anyone and as a result she never learned how to verbally express herself.…

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    The Negative Effect of Overpopulation Imagine living in a world that has so many people that one could barely walk down the street without running into someone. Imagine waking up every morning and not inhaling the fresh air. Circumstances like these would occur if the world continues to grow in population. Overpopulation can result from an increased birth rate or when the Earth’s resources are unsubstantial for the population. An increased amount of unplanned births has caused a significant…

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    Another problem is the effects of using too much of these resources. The reason why pollution and global warming are such big issues is because of the overuse of natural resources. Unsimilarly, the next flaw is actually a biological one. As organisms, humans have the tendency to use as much of the environment around them as they can for the improvement of themselves (Chiras, 2016). This creates kind of a selfish mentality…

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    The book titled the Pollution Paradox, by Bregman Lenormand, is all about the effects of pollution. Bregman first starts his book off by stating who the real villains are in the crime of pollution. Suspects of the crime are the chemical industries, cities, and even the cherished automobiles. However, these are only contributors to the problem of pollution. In fact, the true villain in the crime of pollution is us; people. Every person shares a little responsibility of our generation’s pollution.…

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    such problems can be controlled and dealt with by making an effort to implement renewable energy and conserve energy as mentioned and the sequestration of carbon dioxide. Thermal power generation burning fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas has been used to produce electric energy. However, there are some problems. Environmental pollution is one of the main disadvantages of fossil fuels. When fossil fuels are burnt to generate electric energy, it generates carbon dioxide, which…

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    Internal This section of the analysis will be based on observations from Amy Dowson’s year three class at Kingsley Primary school, Armadale. 3.0 Environment The classroom environment is one that promotes acceptance, communicate and allows for various styles of learning. Upon entering the room, it is noticed that there are several different learning areas of the room. The desks are in rows, allowing for independent work, there is a reading corner with bean bags, there is a guided reading corner,…

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    In the business industry, it is very important that organizations maintain an image to the public that is ethically and morally appealing. This will allow the public to gain trust in the organizations operation and how they take care of their customers. In order to accomplish this objective, it is imperative that an action plan is implemented into the organization in order to improve its corporate social responsibility efforts. To maintain its corporate social responsibility, the organization…

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    that societal development has had a negative impact on our natural environment and the multitude of adverse effects that have resulted from our actions. I believe it is important for society, as whole, to begin pursuing an eco-friendly alternative to current trends. In their book, Frederick Lutgens and Edward Tarbuck explain that “nearly 95 percent of the world’s energy needs are derived from fossil fuels, primarily oil, coal, and natural gas. Current estimates indicate that, at the present rate…

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