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    Environmental issues learnt and hypothetical environmental leadership decisions xxxxxx xxxxx University of the People Word count 896 Abstract We reflect on environmental issues learned so far and what has been an influencing factor and has this shaped my attitude. The hypothetical scenario of implementing three programs to solve environmental problems, three stages for each program and what the programs will achieve is also discussed. Environmental issues learnt

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    situations and issues that she feels are important. Kingsolver's voice can be heard in Animal Dreams when the main character, Codi talks about what happened to her sister, Hallie in Nicaragua, and how unaware Americans were to what was happening in that country. "It made the news in Tucson, at least for a day. You

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    problem is evolving and may do well to serve as a model for future water management plans. This essay will go over several causes of Pittsburgh’s current state of affair, but most importantly provide Pittsburgh with a guideline to conquer its water issue. The following solution is a four-step process which incorporates a combination of restructuring and reorganizing Pittsburgh’s wastes management. It is designed to address poor water quality but providing gradual steps and alterations to Pittsburgh’s

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    Introduction There is a complex legal issue that has the attention of senior management at the Alumina Company. How that issue is handled will affect the way the company does business and its standing in the community. The purpose of the next few paragraphs will be to describe the company and its stakeholders, determine the values of the company, set the current situation, analyze the risk factors in possible solutions and present a best solution for Alumina to follow. The company/stakeholders/values

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    considered to be non-renewable resources? ChosenEvery ore deposit is a non-renewable resource. Having said that it is the job of technology to make the price of a metal competitive, affordable. Initially when not much in demand the technology of mining it, extraction needs to pick up bringing its price down. Later demand may push up its price and the extra expenditure for adding to its supply may become unaffordable, making it appear non-renewable. A stage will come when a particular metal or more

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    (SCS) has been recognized as a key generator of business value and an important element of strong corporate responsibility performance. Throughout the management of environmental, social and economic impacts, and the encouragement of good governance practices, the main purpose of SCS is to create, protect, and grow long-term environmental, social and economic value for all stakeholders involved in bringing products and services to market. By doing so, the potential benefits could be brought by SCS would

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    industries would benefit immensely from such a service and would also generate the need for many space flights (Coopersmith, 2012). According to Coopersmith (2012), "Space-based solar power (SBSP) promises gigawatts of electric power with minimum environmental damage." Example like this go to show that the inventions and benefits realized through space exploration reach far beyond the cosmos and into the everyday lives of people. Right off the bat, the question for most is, with all the benefits realized

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    Effects on Local Populations When the mining was occurring in the 40s – the 60s, the city was thriving. The economy was sustainable and life the people seemed to be great. Little care was taken in the disposal processes or the hazardous aftermath material and once the mining was stopped, not only did horrible health repercussions happen but the economy came to a dead holt as well. The lives and lively hoods of the Mailuu Suu people are ruptured. Effects on the people include cancer, anemia, early

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    some benefit that has surfaced in the diamond mining regions of Sierra Leone. In 2008 ABC World News released a video about the environmental regeneration programs that are being carried out in Sierra Leone. At the time Daniel Gbondo, a Sierra Leonean featured in the ABC World News video, was the head field organizer for the Foundation for Environmental Security and Safety (FESS). In the video Gbondo recounts his first experience with environmental destruction was when one of

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    term presidency, Mr. Carter accomplished and oversaw quite a few environmental laws and policies. Those of which included, The Endangered American Wilderness Act, the National Energy Act, and the Superfund legislation. The Endangered American Wilderness Act, today, protects America’s wilderness areas. Mr. Carter was concerned about the population growth spilling over into the nation’s wilderness population. At the time, strip mining and logging had resulted in already endangered wilderness areas

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