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    What factors affect drinking water availability in North Africa and what can be done to improve the situation caused by these factors in North Africa? Report written by: Serge Shchesnyak Introduction. Conflicts over drinking water in North Africa have occurred since prehistoric times and are still going on today. These conflicts, such as the water conflict in the Middle East and North Africa, are fought over what we consider to be something that everyone has. Drinking water. The goal of this…

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    Ethical Ethics Of Samsung

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    When looking at established company’s such as Samsung, the focus looking forward should be steered at the development through multiple forms of continuous learning. Advancement through innovation and the knowledge internally at Samsung is critical in increasing their power of business and above all by educating their customer base through the sustainable practices that they employ for the better of society as a whole. When looking into the future, a combination of economics and people’s concern…

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    Terms • 'favorite son ' – name given to the different candidate the new Whig party sent to run against Van Buren; each favorite son appealed to certain region in the nation and the Whigs did not hope to win outright with one candidate, but to reduce the chance of a candidate with a majority with these many sons • nullification – the decision of a state to not reinforce a federal law; the South Carolinians did not the effect the tariffs were having on their economy and thus tried to nullify the…

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    Policy and Background The water crisis in Flint, Michigan has made national headlines throughout the country. Many citizens first heard of the ordeal in late 2015. However, the process began in March of 2013 when the Flint City Council voted to switch water service from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department to the Karegnondi Water Authority (Ridley, 2016). The Karegnondi Water Authority was building a new pipe to Lake Huron slated to be completed in 2016 and the City of Flint was eager to…

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    When you’re wanting to shower, wash clothes, run through the sprinklers on a hot summer day, or you’re thirsty and need something to drink, water is used. Most people probably don 't think twice about using water for these activities, not to mention the amount used, because with the twist of a knob they have all the water they can ever need. However this is not the norm everywhere. Several regions around the world are facing the issue of water scarcity. When there is a lack in availability,…

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    II. Body A. Residential Water Conservation and Water Policies In California, our residential growth has a role for water conservation especially with our growing population in comparison with Australia. In the article called "Residential Water Conservation in Australia and California," by Ryan Cahill and Jay Lund, it compares between California 's and Australia 's use of water when it comes to residential use and the components behind it. Cahill and Lund explain, "This paper compares…

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    Whether or Not America Should Make the Shift to Renewable Energy? The concept of a shining future fueled by an infinite cache of energy has existed for ages. Yet, in the current year of 2015, that concept is still far from being a reality. Many countries around the world are still highly dependent on fossil fuels in order to meet their daily needs. Why, in a time full of ever advancing technology, is this the case? Should America make the shift to renewable energy a priority? Opinions vary…

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    Effects Of Water Scarcity

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    The overly buoyant crust will then start to rise which will release pressure on fault lines, thus triggering the tectonic plate movements that cause earthquakes” (“What Happens If Earth Runs Out Of Water”, 2015). Natural disasters related to water crisis have the power to destroy lands and there will be more casualties, this shows how horrific the outcome can be. Another big impact will be famine which is the extreme scarcity of food,Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) state that “in the…

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    to increase profits. On the other hand, Novak would argue that it is the organizations responsibility to have a responsibility of doing good for all of its stakeholders. If the government had considered following the advice of Novak or Rand, the crisis may have been completely…

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    although many have tried to ignore it. Our world is facing a global climate crisis. The world is changing and humans have played a significant role in this process. If we cannot find an immediate cure for this anthropogenic disease, then we must work with nature to save us both. If technology can send ideas and information all over the world, how can we use it to share clean water? I believe the current global water crisis can be solved by developing technologies utilizing…

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