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    their water sources around East Porterville, California. For this reason and many more i believe that laws need to be made so that farmers are not allowed to take water from other people’s homes and or farms. In an article i read about ground-water laws it states that “ It is expected to cost the state 2.2 bn dollars in 2014 and will put more than 1,700 farm workers out of a job”(source #2). With this information from last year this would show how much later in the future without ground-water…

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    op-ed article “Water Controversies Boil Over,” Weiser explains how and why water is becoming a source of crises and conflict in many parts of the world. He states that although there is enough water for us all, poor management of the supply and the varying beliefs of who the water belongs to is causing the problems. The author suggests that the only way to solve the potential water conflicts is to accept that water belongs to us all. Mat Weiser is correct in his analysis of the water situation…

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    the amount of water on the planet. On page 69 in the textbook, it goes through the numbers of the amount of water we have on Earth. The Earth is 70 percent water, and with 97 percent being saltwater and only 3 percent being freshwater, The textbook then goes on to explain the shortages we are facing on the planet. Everyone is experiencing a water shortage in someway. For instance, California itself is raising the cost of water, because we need to conserve the very little amount of water we have…

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    The Role Crisis Management Team 1 Crisis Management Team has been taking the approach to communicate with the counselors to help assist individual who are in need of immediate service. The information that is offered (Crandall, W, Parnel, J.Spillan,2014). Any form of crisis is to first understand to what are the immediate needs of the crisis situation. A situation that causes changes in an individual perception of the world, leave lasting ramifications of the ordeal that they had…

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    statement by a shell official which goes, (Alexis (2008)) “At shell we often think the watershed was the Mid-1990s when we had the Brent Spar and the Ken Saro-Wiwa problem”. Watershed here means turning point. The problem in Brent Spar and the Niger Delta Crisis can be viewed as a main driver for the agenda of Shell’s CSR in Nigeria. The company had a choice to make, they needed to save their name, they needed to keep their licence to operate. Problems like these could affect their brand.…

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    least to my knowledge. I grew up in a house that was relatively new, around 12 years old, and it utilized city water. Everything in the house was ”up to code,” and the only worry we had was trying not to fall in our pond, the only water I couldn’t drink growing up. We have been blessed to live in this area of the state while an entire community has to restrain from even drinking water from the tap, just 45 minutes away.…

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    to address increases in demand for water through taxpayer-funded infrastructure projects and mandated diversions (for environmental demand, such as maintaining flows to conserve fish species). But the infrastructure projects failed to keep pace with demand, especially during droughts, while the mandatory diversions resulted in conflicts, especially between agricultural users and environmental pressure groups. The brief describes how, in response to a water crisis of similar proportions to that…

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    global environment such as air, water, and soil pollution, deforestation, and excessive waste contribute to human health threats around the world. Being exposed to all those environmental degradations can cause severe diseases; for instance, 19-25% of the diseases worldwide are connected to environmental elements. In addition, a big percentage of the annual cost of health and quality of life due to environmental degradation; in other words, the disclosure to air, water, and soil pollution, to…

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    Water is found on almost 70 percent of the earth 's surface yet so limited amounts of it are either potable or useful to us. Water is an essential part of life because we use it daily for basic tasks such as showering, washing and even consuming it. Although we have a shortage of potable water we tend to disregard and even waste our water so much that most of it ends up unused. In Anaheim we are experiencing a severe drought and it is much more crucial for those who live there to find innovative…

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    America’s Gift to My Generation “The Greatest gift in life is to be remembered”- Ken Ventan. America has many gifts to be grateful for like clean water, food and many freedoms. We take many of our gifts for granted. Some Americans don’t appreciate what they have on a daily basis. Many immigrants come to America to have a new life. America has so much food we don’t know what to do with it. People in America throw away scraps of food that kids in other countries would love to have. We usually get…

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