Eco 370 entire course

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In this pack of ECO 370 Entire Course you will find the next
docs:
ECO-370 benefits cost.pptx
ECO-370 Economics and the Environment Worksheet.doc
ECO-370 Green Incentive Proposal.pptx
ECO-370 Proposed Rosemont Mine.ppt
ECO-370 Week 1 DQs.doc
ECO-370 Week 2 DQs.doc
ECO-370 week 2 impact classification.doc
ECO-370 Week 3 DQs.doc
ECO-370 Week 4 DQs.doc
ECO-370 week 4 Policy Implications and Evaluation
Matrix.doc
ECO-370 Week 5 DQs.doc
ECO-370 week 5 IT Project rewrite.ppt
ECO-370 week 5 Kyoto Protocol and Global Warming
Evaluation.doc
Business - General Business
Individual
Economics and the Environment Worksheet
Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Economics and
the Environment Worksheet.
Respond to each question with a 150- to 250-word
paragraph.
Individual

2. Impact Classification—Environmental Impact Assessment and
Economic Impact Assessment
Resources: Final Programmatic Environmental Impact
Statement for Geothermal Leasing in the Western United
States from the Bureau of Land Management’s website, Ch. 5
6 of the text, and this week’s Electronic Reading Reserves
Choose one of the following chapters of the Final
Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for
Geothermal Leasing in the Western United States:
· Chapter 11: Tongass National Forest/Anchorage District
Leases in Alaska
· Chapter 12: El Centro Field Office Leases in Southern
California
· Chapter 13: Modoc National Forest/Surprise Field Office
Leases in Northeastern California
· Chapter 14: Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest/Battle
Mountain District Leases in Nevada
· Chapter 15: Mount Hood National Forest/Prineville Field
Office Leases in Oregon
· Chapter 16: Willamette National Forest/Salem District
Leases in Oregon
· Chapter 17: Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National
Forest/Spokane District Leases in Washington
Read your chosen chapter and review the Executive
Summary of the Final Programmatic Environmental Impact
Statement for Geothermal Leasing in the Western United
States.
Research the economic and environmental impacts of
geothermal energy.
Summarize the environmental and economic impacts of the
leases evaluated in your chosen chapter with a 1,050- to

3. 1,750-word report. This report must communicate the
environmental and economic impacts of the proposed
geothermal leases to local stakeholders and to members of
the American public. Identify the community members who
will be most affected by each environmental or economic
impact. Include the following information in your report:
· Briefly introduce your chosen chapter and the proposed
geothermal leases evaluated in this chapter.
· Categorize the environmental impacts of the proposed
actions:
o What environmental impacts are significant? What
environmental impacts are insignificant?
o What environmental impacts are short-term? What
environmental impacts are long-term?
o Is each environmental impact a positive impact or a
negative impact? Explain.
· Categorize the economic impacts of the proposed actions:
o What economic impacts are significant? What economic
impacts are insignificant?
o What economic impacts are short-term? What economic
impacts are long-term?
o Identify whether each economic impact is a positive
impact or an adverse impact, and explain.
Write a conclusion that summarizes the economic and
environmental impacts of the proposed actions.
Cite at least three peer-reviewed references.
Format your report consistent with APA guidelines.
Learning Team
Benefit-Cost Analysis Presentation
Research your chosen proposed surface mine.
Choose an interest group to whom you will address your

4. presentation. The Learning Team will play the role of a team
of environmental analysts reporting on the costs and benefits
of this mining proposal to the concerned interest group.
Address the concerns of this interest group. Recommended
interest groups include the following:
· Local governments for the regions in or near which the
mine is proposed
· Labor unions or organizers from the regions in or near
which the mine is proposed
· Recreation groups that use the region for camping, fishing,
hunting, hiking, bicycling, skiing, or bird-watching
· Indigenous peoples from the regions in or near which the
mine is proposed
· The chamber of commerce for the nearest city to the
proposed mine
Prepare a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentation summarizing the costs and benefits of the
proposed mine. Include the following elements:
· Summarize the benefits of the proposed action. Estimate a
dollar value for each benefit and total the estimated benefits.
· Incorporate at least one image and at least one chart or
graph illustrating project benefits.
· Summarize the costs of the proposed action. Estimate a
dollar value for each cost and total the estimated costs.
· Incorporate at least one image and at least one chart or
graph illustrating project costs.
· Summarize the factors influencing the environmental
choice of your chosen proposed surface mine.
· Conclude with an explanation of whether your chosen
proposed surface mine is economically feasible and
environmentally viable.

5. Present the Benefit-Cost Analysis Presentation.
· For Online and Directed Study students, these are
Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations with notes.
Individual
Policy Implications and Evaluation Matrix
Choose a local government and a national government on
which to focus your policy evaluation.
Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Policy
Implications and Evaluation Matrix. For each row on the
matrix, evaluate one policy for each of your chosen
governments.
Learning Team
City of Kelsey Energy Policy Presentation
Help the City of Kelsey become a pioneer in energy efficiency
by proposing and defending an incentive-based policy. This
way, Kelsey can lead the way toward responsible and
sustainable growth while decreasing greenhouse gas
emissions and negative environmental consequences. The
Learning Team will play the role of a team of environmental
analysts presenting a proposal to the Kelsey City Council.
Resources: the City of Kelsey on the Virtual Organizations
Portal, Memo: Energy Policy Presentation from the City
Government section of the City of Kelsey site on the Virtual
Organizations portal
Research your chosen policy, instances in which similar
approaches have been tried, and alternative approaches to
increasing energy efficiency.
Prepare a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentation supporting your chosen incentive-based policy.
Include the following elements:
· Describe your chosen policy proposal.

6. · Contrast the economics of your chosen policy proposal with
the current energy policy in Kelsey.
· Contrast the economics of your chosen policy proposal with
a decentralized approach to energy policy.
· Contrast the economics of your chosen policy proposal with
a standards-based approach to energy policy.
· Sum...
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