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    The issue that has to do with this bill is the environment. This bill from 2015 says that water and air pollution is harmful to the Florida atmosphere. The bill says the “public policy of this to conserve waters,” and that “air pollution control programs” are now considered necessities in Florida. The policy would be quite pricey because they need to find a new, cleaner way to change factory pollution. Although, spending the money would be worth it because we would have cleaner air and water. A

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    In the article “Are You Being Green Washed?” Robbins (2008) states the image of “greenwashing” which is that numerous number of companies promote their services and their products as environmentally friendly but in reality it is harmful for the environment. The author illustrates that by giving some example of companies that claim they are eco- friendly such as Palm oil and Rayon. He states the impacts of such claim on the environment and consumers in some ways. However, in order to protect the environment

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    Both the Exxon and British Petroleum spills were tragic to the wildlife, environment, economy and local citizens. In each scenario, the disaster could have been avoided, thus the organizations had to change their views on how to operate in the future years. The following essay will describe Exxon’s organizational performance and change goals, as well as, a comparison between the Exxon and British Petroleum spills. First, Exxon wants to become more efficient. The feel that several factors will contribute

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    Julianna Morris Professors David Allen and Jay Banner UGS 303 Sustaining a Planet 1 September 2015 Sustainability and Making the “Right” Choice Dr. Art Markman and Dr. Bob Duke, in the lecture If It’s Unsustainable, Why Does It Feel So Good?, spoke about why we are so willing to ignore environmental issues and the solutions to these problems. The main idea of the lecture was that in order for there to be real change, there must be social pressure put upon each member of society to do the “right”

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    Sikhism Document Analysis

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    Today, the environment and encompassing ecosystems are at the mercy of human activities, largely due to the significant population growth and new factories that have arose from the start of the industrial revolution. Under the guidance of Sri Manjit Singh, one of the five spiritual and temporal heads of Sikhism, a statement was written regarding the Sikh Faith and its stance on environmental preservation and maintenance. The document in its entirety is available on Alliance of Religions and Conservation’s

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    Survival Uses for Plastic Bottles 1.) Fish Trap This works best with a two liter bottle because of the size. First, cut the top off to create a funnel. Then you cut the threaded neck off to create a bigger opening in the funnel or leave it in its original state depending on what size fish you want to trap. Then push the cut top into the bottom portion. You can punch holes through both pieces and secure together with fishing line. Punch holes in the bottle and the bottom to allow for water flow

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    I know there are potential and probable environmental health threats in the world today, but I have never really sat down and thought about it in the community in which I live. There are many industrial factories in the community I live in making pet food products and all types of household appliances just to name a few. I know there is definitely air quality issues as there are certain days of the week that you can smell the makings of pet food in the air being cooked and often smell the melting

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    Stan Eales’s truthful tone depicts how we are killing the Earth by showing two men acting as if they don’t care that they’re destroying the Earth along with many buildings producing smoke that covers up the blue sky. Stan Eales is showing us the negative effects that big corporations are putting the world through; it is a big cry and message to the public to do something about this event and take an action. They do not care about their effects on the world but the amount of money they would be receiving

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    Coal Ash Pollution

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    Following the Dan River coal ash spill, revelations that coal ash pollution has contaminated rivers, lakes, streams and drinking water resulted in an unprecedented public demand for legislative action. Duke Energy produces an estimated 1.2 million tons of coal ash a year in North Carolina. Currently, all coal ash sites have groundwater contamination and nearly all are releasing contaminants into rivers, lakes or reservoirs. The Coal Ash Management Act of 2014 was spurred by the Dan River disaster

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    Pollution In New Castle

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    he issue which I decided upon as the biggest problem in my community is pollution. The reason I chose this issue is because I live in New Castle Pennsylvania which is ranked as one of the most polluted cities in the country. This puts New Castle above cities such as LA who are known for their terrible pollution rate even though we are a small urban area. In this town and its surrounding cities such as Pittsburgh more than 25 thousand people have been diagnosed with lung asthma. Even growing up this

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