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    The Earth’s surface is filled with around 71% of water, and of that, 96.5% is of ocean waters. With the Earth oceans water supply making up about 321,000,000 cubic miles. Ocean acidification is the harmful consequence of excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. When carbon dioxide dissolves into sea water the pH levels of the water become much lower, therefore, making the water more acidic. Subsequently, this reaction diminishes the calcium carbonate minerals making them less abundant. Carbonate…

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    We have went over 4 out of 9 planetary boundaries, and out of the 4 boundaries, climate change and lost biodiversity have direct relationship to our airport’s operation. According to the Fronesys report, there are six factors explained why sustainability matter to our company, and what the potential risks & opportunities are. The best sustainability performers are the best performers, Operating efficiency is a sustainability virtue, Keeping out of regulatory trouble is a sustainability driver,…

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    www.puma.com,www.zara.com which help company reach out in each domain. Our strength…

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    The Food We Eat Analysis

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    it has on our planet. Most of us do not stop to think about the ultimate cost of the food on our plates, we just enjoy. In reality, who is to blame for this lack of understanding? Major industry for not providing us with the facts or do we blame ourselves? Regardless, we the consumers can no longer remain ignorant regarding the relationship between our food choices and their impact on the planet. The convenience of enjoying imported, processed foods comes at a price. We must use our food…

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    Corn Ethanol Pros And Cons

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    This paper reviews articles that report on research and studies of the effect of increased use of corn ethanol on our country and global warming in the United States. When first introduced the production of ethanol from corn was a very popular idea. This favored alternative was meant to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, bring about energy independence, to raise the income of farmers, and to produce more rural employment. Recently, however, corn ethanol has been the topic of heated debate on…

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    HSBC Case Review

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    farm on agricultural land which will save more than 100,000, tonnes of carbon dioxide per year for next twenty years. Our HSBC Water Programme is a five year $100 million partnership with three global NGOs (Earthwatch, WaterAid and WWF) which will help us understand the water problem globally by studying water challenges by doing scientific research, safe water and sanitation and freshwater harvesting. This initiative is our most ambitious project so far as 65 percent of global population by…

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    Typhoon Yolanda Case Study

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    renewable energy sources and lessening the countries carbon output (Garachon et al., 2014). However, it is cruel irony that some areas that experience the most tragic effects of climate change are the ones that had the least to do in causing it. Preventative measures against persisting climate change have taken precedence within the European Union (EU). Leaders of the EU aim to make Europe into a more energy efficient economy with a smaller carbon footprint, and support other countries in…

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    reestablished as a major competitor to most forms of fuels we use today. With its low cost, small size, and high output, this makes the wind turbine quite a competitor compared to fossil fuels and other harmful energy harnessing methods. And with carbon emissions peaking in the last decade, the need for new energy conversions is at an all-time high. Although the…

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    reduction of air pollution falls on the government’s shoulders (Air Pollution). The United States Environmental Protection Agency, an agency of the U.S. federal government, has taken on the mission to protect both the environment and human health (Our Mission and What We Do). It is the EPA which provides the necessary regulations on emissions and other types of pollution to help to keep the air relatively…

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    “Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels… have increased 40% since preindustrial times” due to fossil fuel burning (Baehr & Harvey). Today refineries use multiple methods to extract fossil fuels sufficiently and economical compared to the past. Fracking is one of the most…

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