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How Governments Use Chemicals Unwisely
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This 5 page paper focuses on the West Nile outbreak and how Malathion was used in order to stop the spread of the virus. The paper suggests that little care was taken to shield the environment from harm. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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How Self-Interest Has Ruined America
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This 5 page paper uses Peter Singer’s “How Are We To Live?” as a basis to argue that self-interest has ruined America. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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How Should My Life Be Different If I Am Knowledgeable And Thoughtful About Using Energy?
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6 pages in length. Being keenly aware of the inherent value of natural resources is the first step in being knowledgeable and thoughtful about using energy. When one realizes the fact that many are finite in their supply and most are environmentally destructive, it then becomes a matter of choosing viable alternatives that fulfill the requisite need while at the same time prevents further environmental harm. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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How The "Tragedy Of The Commons" Applies To Using Forests As Wood For Fuel And Housing
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4 pages in length. The ever-changing landscape to which Garrett Hardin refers in his groundbreaking work entitled The Tragedy of the Commons reflects three prominent issues: social welfare, the environment and conscience. Examining how deforestation is an integral aspect of the way in which humanity can no longer find technical solutions to such gargantuan problems, it becomes clear how the current strides toward preservation represent the ongoing struggle for peaceful compromise between man and his surroundings, both natural and manufactured. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Howard Frumkin's "Environmental Health" - Chapter 11 Analysis
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3 pages in length. The main points of Patz's (2005) article entitled "Climate Change" in Frumkin's book Environmental Health illustrate just how vitally intertwined every consequence of global warming is to the continued well being of the planet and all its inhabitants. From food supplies to flooding from changes in sea levels and temperature thresholds to increases in human mortality rates, Patz (2005) clearly identifies the unavoidable domino effect that has begun to transpire as the detrimental climate changes continue to occur from such realities as greenhouse gases. No additional sources cited.
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Howard Frumkin/Environmental Health
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A 4 page paper that briefly summarizes the contents from 4 chapters in Environmental Health, From Global to Local, edited by Howard Frumkin. Chapters 8, 9, 10 and 13 are summarized. No additional sources cited.
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Howard Frumkin/Environmental Health
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A 7 page research paper, which outlines and responds to issue questions pertaining to the first seven chapters of Environmental Health, edited by Howard Frumkin (2005). No additional sources cited.
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Human Benefits of Globalization
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A 5 page paper discussing a statement that world events other than tragedy serve to bring the world's people together in an increasingly effective global village. The paper discusses the formation and operation of the European monetary union and the emissions credits of the Kyoto protocol as examples. The ability to sell its emissions credits to industrialized nations has brought economic opportunity to Madagascar that did not exist before resolution of the Kyoto protocol, positively contributing to long-term sustainability while providing the people of the nation an item for sale that places no pressure on the local environment. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Human Habitations' Contribution to Pollution
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This 12 page report discusses the contribution made by humans and their habitats to the growth of pollution and the depletion of the earth's natural resources. The past several decades have shown that there is considerable evidence that science and technology can create more efficient ways to coexist with nature and actually reduce environmental degradation. However, there must always be a concern that enough is truly being done. Improvement over the past means little if the natural resources of the planet continue to be depleted. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Human Impact On Ecological And Biological Systems
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11 pages in length. Mankind created more technological breakthroughs during the twentieth century than any other that came before. From medical to economic to environmental, humanity's constant quest for progression has rendered an impressive list of accomplishments. However, there is not a good that exists without its opposite bad; where man's perpetual improvement is concerned, there has been a long history of detrimental impact upon both ecological and biological systems. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Human Impact Upon The Environment: Ocean Pollution And Marine Life
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12 pages in length. Man's desire to further his own progress as a species has rendered a wholly detrimental impact upon the global environment; that humanity continues to pursue recreation, community development and technological advancement in such a way as to impose tremendous pollutants into the ground, water and atmosphere speaks to a species whose careless actions are influencing the planet's very survival. Nowhere is this more evident than with ocean pollution and the devastating impact it has had upon marine life. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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