Ocean Intervention

As you are aware, there are millions of people all over the world that do not care about our planet. They live day-to-day with the ignorance about the world, assuming, the earth is indestructible, despite the warning signs of global warming. The Ocean covers 71 percent of Earth. Keeping it clean is a responsibility that all humanity must participate in. Keeping the ocean pollution to a minimum is essential to our living status and we should be more educated on the issue. Having pollution in the water severely affects the way we live.

All vessels and ports are vulnerable to bombings or WMD attacks. Because of their locations and volume of business ports, cruise ship and ferry terminals are challenging to protect from security threats. They are usually in areas that consist of a lot of people, which makes them a target for terrorism. Additionally, often times these areas also have liquefied natural gas facilities which will make them more vulnerable and attract terrorists. The bombing of the Navy Destroyer, the USS Cole illustrates that any vessel can be attacked. Terrorists utilized a small boat to serve as an improvised explosive device as they navigated it into the ship while it was refueling.

The article that I read is entitled “Why the Earth’s past has scientists so worried about the Atlantic Ocean’s Circulation”. This article analyzes how global climate change may be contributing to the disruption of the North Atlantic Ocean circulation pattern. Additionally, this article is about how the circulation of the ocean closely correlates with major climate change, like glacial ice ages, which can possibly help us predict such events.

Oldcastle Precast of Avon, Conn. prefabricated a precast concrete pool and weir fish ladder, designed for a tributary to Hubbard Brook, Middletown, as part of the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s State Route 410 (Aircraft Road) culvert rehabilitation project.

The first hypothesis in this study was that children diagnosed with ASD participating in the classroom where an animal was present would display improved social functioning, as reported by the teacher in the classroom during the 8-week program. The second hypothesis was that parents would be able to detect improvements in social functioning at home that would be displayed in parent self-report during the 8-week program.

As the number of students with ASD increases in the general education population, teachers often seek information for the most effective interventions in working with this population. Bonds et al. (2016) compiled a review of the literature regarding articles for considering education utility for interventions for students with ASD. The three interventions identified for having the most evidence for school-aged children included social skills interventions, behavioral interventions, and peer-mediated interventions. Peer-mediated interventions were the largest category and all studies involved 5- to 14- years-old students attending mainstream school systems. Interventions included lunchtime clubs with students with ASD and their peers sharing common interests, or direct teaching groups meeting for one to two sessions

In the early 20th century, the movement known as Progressivism, which promoted advancements in research, technology, and economic growth, worked to improve American society and to bring awareness to the destruction of the environment. Many reform activities concerned with the conservation of resources and protection of land areas were widely promoted. The 1920s, also known as the “roaring twenties”, gave way to an increase in economic growth and prosperity, resulting in part from the rise of the automobile industry. Americans were infatuated with this device, and the boom of the automobile industry coinciding with the invention of countless other devices such as the lawn mover, caused the steady decline of global awareness. The term “postindustrial

Overall, I believe that the treatment was effective to the students and would like to see it being used throughout the population of persons with ASD. The treatment focuses on social skills that are lacking or missing in persons with ASD, and it’s goal is to help improve such skills. Persons with ASD have demonstrated a stronger preference in using computers for learning and leisure. Therefore, I believe the treatment was further effective because the tool used is a computer based teaching

Among diverse therapies for children with ASDs, the most popular treatment that many parents choose is Dolphin Assisted Therapies (DAT). As its name implies, DAT uses a dolphin as a helper in treating children’s social skills and physiological and physical disabilities. For example, being in water can physically free a person from a wheel chair, allowing for freedom of movement not otherwise experienced. Additionally, water provides a constant surrounding pressure and buoyancy that are relaxing to sensitive nerve endings. Adding dolphins to the therapy even more boosts DAT’s therapeutic benefits (Mckinney 49). There are some interesting articles about DAT, and astonishingly, many scholarly journals on this topic take two absolutely contrasting stances. Some of the articles support DAT, using many references of authorities and some do not.

Oceans Twelve is a perfect representation of the gentleman thief. Frank Ocean and his posse steal from individuals who are not upstanding citizens. The gang does not kill or use weapons, but only slight of hand along with articulate planning. The audience at the end of the movie is left with feelings of happiness and excitement because throughout the entire movie they never viewed the twelve thieves as bad guys. However, not all crime movies end cheerfully.

“Prince Charles 's Newest Cause: Combating Ocean Trash” (March 2015). “New Titi Monkey Found: Fire-Tailed, With Sideburns” (Mach 2015). “Bolivia launches an innovative forest certification system” (January 2015). “Alleged King of Amazon Deforestation Detained in Brazil” (February 2015). What do all these headlines have in common? That finally people have taken action towards the biggest problem facing the World today, and over the next centuries to come, climate change. Countries all over the world have started investing their power and time on focuses for environmental issues because we are on the point of no return. What does this mean? We have reached such a level of pollution that if we don’t act now, as in every day for the rest of

Ocean gyres can choose to end throwing plastics at open waters due to wind patterns. Circulation of the wind pulls and pushes the water, so plastics can end up scattered in parts of the sea or end up on the shores.

It was Mihaljo Mesarovic, the author of “Mankind at the Turning Point”, who once said “The Earth has cancer and the cancer is man”. He was definitely onto something. In fact, humans have had a major negative impact on the world’s marine environment. Throughout recent human history, it has been obvious that the wellbeing of the marine environment has been in jeopardy. Pollution of the ocean, overfishing and the greenhouse gases these are all the aspects that can cause the destroying of the precious environments, such as reefs, sea-grass and coastal habitats. According to the essay and interview “Seafarming at the End of the World”, written by Peter Meehan, he presents the fact that human impact on the ocean is the main reason that causes the awful situation of marine ecosystem and organisms.

The ocean loves all kinds of life. All the Oceans provide many human essentials and provides economic, financial, recreation, and supplies to help us with our need in life. But if the ocean is there to provide for us why do people that reside on this earth cast waste and pollution into our oceans? The oceans provide us food, a home to all marine life, and are one of the most beautiful creations of our Heavenly Father. Polluted oceans are full of plastic products, chemicals, and other misplaced waste that harms and kills marine life, our atmosphere, even humans and animals on the surface of the earth. In my paper I am going to talk about the major aspects of ocean pollution like, entanglement and health effects on the marine life, the cost

There are some tool produce to help implement blue ocean strategy. The Eliminate-Reduce-Raise-Create (ERRC) Grid is the matrix that help execute blue ocean strategy with the four action framework: eliminating, reducing, aising and creating. ERRC Grid help company to remain on their competitive factors. Eliminating and reduce the factor that the transitional industry take it for granted can help the new strategy to remain unique from the transitional market. Nevertheless, raising and creating some unique competitive factor the transitional market never or seldom offered that is above the industry standard. With all these “Four Actions Framework” the company can escape the transitional red ocean market by activate a new blue ocean market and create a new value curve. (Kim & Mauborgne, 2005)