This document discusses the issue of environmental degradation in Mumbai, India due to urbanization. It covers several impacts including increased air pollution from industries and waste burning, degradation of water quality, and modification/destruction of natural habitats. Chronic respiratory issues are common in Mumbai due to air pollution problems from specific industrial sites and the city's garbage dumps. The large population of migrants and growth of slums have also contributed to environmental degradation issues in Mumbai.
The document discusses environmental degradation as a result of globalization, highlighting issues such as water scarcity, pollution, and threats to indigenous cultures in Egypt. As 95% of Egyptians live along the River Nile, water scarcity is a major problem exacerbated by population growth, climate change, and use of water for agriculture. Environmental degradation has occurred through pollution, overuse of resources, and destruction of natural habitats, disrupting ecosystems and threatening some indigenous ways of life.
The document discusses several key topics related to the environment:
a) It defines the environment as encompassing all living and non-living things that occur naturally, including the interactions between living species, climate, weather, and natural resources.
b) It then discusses several specific environmental issues - global warming, ozone layer depletion, and various causes of and solutions to land degradation.
c) It also covers air pollution, water resource management, soil resource management, and strategies for achieving sustainable development. Sustainable development aims to meet human needs while sustaining natural systems for future generations.
Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause adverse effects. Three main types of pollution are land, water, and air pollution. Land pollution degrades the earth's surface through contaminants, and is caused by activities like waste disposal, mining, and deforestation. Water pollution contaminates water bodies, impacting over 200 million people worldwide. It is caused by sewage, industrial waste, and agricultural runoff. Air pollution introduces foreign particles and gases into the air, forming smog and impacting health. It is caused by vehicle emissions, factory waste, and the burning of fossil fuels.
Environment issues in world Report by Allah Dad Khan Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Overpopulation and climate change are the two largest environmental issues according to the document. Overpopulation is straining resources and climate change poses severe threats from global warming. A third major issue is biodiversity loss and land degradation as human activity destroys habitats. The document then discusses several other pressing issues including water scarcity, ocean acidification, pollution, deforestation, and species extinction that are negatively impacting the environment.
Environment issues in world presentation by Allah Dad Khan Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Overpopulation and climate change are the two most significant environmental issues according to the document. Overpopulation is straining resources and climate change poses severe threats. A third major issue is biodiversity loss as human activity destroys habitats. Some key impacts of these problems include water scarcity, pollution, deforestation, species extinction, and public health risks. Addressing the root causes of overpopulation, fossil fuel use, and land conversion is crucial to improving the global environment.
This document discusses environmental issues in Bangladesh. It begins by defining key terms like environment, ecosystem, and environmental degradation. It then examines various factors that contribute to environmental degradation in Bangladesh, including population growth, poverty, urbanization, agriculture, transportation, and economic development. It also discusses political, administrative, and environmental factors. Major environmental problems in Bangladesh include water and air pollution, habitat fragmentation, acid rain, ozone layer destruction, and the impacts of climate change such as flooding, droughts, cyclones and sea level rise. International initiatives and the roles of organizations like the IPCC, IUCN and Greenpeace in addressing climate change are also mentioned.
The document discusses the problem of food waste in America. It states that about 40% of food goes uneaten in America, and as the population increases, pressures on managing this waste will also increase. Food waste places a severe strain on the environment since it represents resources like land, water, energy, and labor that went into producing food that ultimately did not feed people. The document argues that with many Americans lacking a secure food supply, improving the ability to manage food waste is essential to practice more sustainable resource use and lessen environmental impact.
The document discusses environmental degradation as a result of globalization, highlighting issues such as water scarcity, pollution, and threats to indigenous cultures in Egypt. As 95% of Egyptians live along the River Nile, water scarcity is a major problem exacerbated by population growth, climate change, and use of water for agriculture. Environmental degradation has occurred through pollution, overuse of resources, and destruction of natural habitats, disrupting ecosystems and threatening some indigenous ways of life.
The document discusses several key topics related to the environment:
a) It defines the environment as encompassing all living and non-living things that occur naturally, including the interactions between living species, climate, weather, and natural resources.
b) It then discusses several specific environmental issues - global warming, ozone layer depletion, and various causes of and solutions to land degradation.
c) It also covers air pollution, water resource management, soil resource management, and strategies for achieving sustainable development. Sustainable development aims to meet human needs while sustaining natural systems for future generations.
Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause adverse effects. Three main types of pollution are land, water, and air pollution. Land pollution degrades the earth's surface through contaminants, and is caused by activities like waste disposal, mining, and deforestation. Water pollution contaminates water bodies, impacting over 200 million people worldwide. It is caused by sewage, industrial waste, and agricultural runoff. Air pollution introduces foreign particles and gases into the air, forming smog and impacting health. It is caused by vehicle emissions, factory waste, and the burning of fossil fuels.
Environment issues in world Report by Allah Dad Khan Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Overpopulation and climate change are the two largest environmental issues according to the document. Overpopulation is straining resources and climate change poses severe threats from global warming. A third major issue is biodiversity loss and land degradation as human activity destroys habitats. The document then discusses several other pressing issues including water scarcity, ocean acidification, pollution, deforestation, and species extinction that are negatively impacting the environment.
Environment issues in world presentation by Allah Dad Khan Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Overpopulation and climate change are the two most significant environmental issues according to the document. Overpopulation is straining resources and climate change poses severe threats. A third major issue is biodiversity loss as human activity destroys habitats. Some key impacts of these problems include water scarcity, pollution, deforestation, species extinction, and public health risks. Addressing the root causes of overpopulation, fossil fuel use, and land conversion is crucial to improving the global environment.
This document discusses environmental issues in Bangladesh. It begins by defining key terms like environment, ecosystem, and environmental degradation. It then examines various factors that contribute to environmental degradation in Bangladesh, including population growth, poverty, urbanization, agriculture, transportation, and economic development. It also discusses political, administrative, and environmental factors. Major environmental problems in Bangladesh include water and air pollution, habitat fragmentation, acid rain, ozone layer destruction, and the impacts of climate change such as flooding, droughts, cyclones and sea level rise. International initiatives and the roles of organizations like the IPCC, IUCN and Greenpeace in addressing climate change are also mentioned.
The document discusses the problem of food waste in America. It states that about 40% of food goes uneaten in America, and as the population increases, pressures on managing this waste will also increase. Food waste places a severe strain on the environment since it represents resources like land, water, energy, and labor that went into producing food that ultimately did not feed people. The document argues that with many Americans lacking a secure food supply, improving the ability to manage food waste is essential to practice more sustainable resource use and lessen environmental impact.
Effects of human activities on organismsKushagra Garg
Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth. It is highest in the tropics and tends to cluster in hotspots. Biodiversity is important as it provides resources for human products and activities. However, human activities like deforestation, pollution, dam construction, industries, mining, and uncontrolled resource extraction threaten biodiversity in several ways. They can destroy habitats, disrupt ecosystems, release toxins, and drive many species to extinction. Protecting biodiversity requires reducing these human impacts on the environment.
Relationship between man and physical environmentKomal644
The document discusses the relationship between the physical environment and human behavior. It explains that human activities interact with and impact the environment. Population growth leads to issues like pollution, climate change, deforestation, and water pollution due to industrialization, fossil fuel use, and resource consumption. These human impacts degrade the environment and ecosystems. The document calls for more sustainable utilization of resources to preserve them for future generations.
The document discusses several major environmental issues facing developing countries. It outlines issues such as global warming, clean and renewable energy, water degradation, and increased population growth. These issues are linked to problems like uncontrolled urbanization and industrialization, pollution from electronic and nuclear waste, ocean acidification, and habitat loss threatening biodiversity. Addressing these interconnected environmental challenges will be important for developing countries to achieve sustainable economic development.
Problems associated with implementing developmental activities regard with en...Avin Kharel
The document discusses various environmental problems that have arisen due to human developmental activities. It outlines issues like pollution, global warming, natural resource depletion, waste disposal, biodiversity loss, deforestation, ozone layer depletion, acid rain, and others. These problems have manifested as a result of industrialization and changes to the biosphere. While development is needed, it must be sustainable and consider environmental impacts to quality of life. Addressing these challenges requires awareness raising, conservation efforts, reducing pollution and moving toward renewable resources. Failure to properly manage the relationship between environment and development could lead to disaster.
This document discusses 15 major current environmental problems: 1) Pollution, 2) Global Warming, 3) Overpopulation, 4) Natural Resource Depletion, 5) Waste Disposal, 6) Climate Change, 7) Loss of Biodiversity, 8) Deforestation, 9) Ocean Acidification, 10) Ozone Layer Depletion, 11) Acid Rain, 12) Water Pollution, 13) Urban Sprawl, 14) Public Health Issues, and 15) Genetic Engineering. It provides a brief definition or description of each environmental problem, noting that issues like pollution, overpopulation, and natural resource depletion are straining the planet's resources, while global warming, climate change, and loss
Environmental degradation is caused by factors like population growth, poverty, urbanization, modern agriculture, industrialization, and transportation. It leads to issues like loss of biodiversity, ozone layer depletion, and negative economic and health impacts. Some solutions proposed are increasing environmental awareness, controlling population growth, strictly enforcing environmental laws, reducing pollution from industries and agriculture, increasing afforestation, better management of solid and liquid waste, and promoting reduce, reuse, recycle lifestyles. Governments, organizations and individuals must work together to address the risks of environmental degradation.
This presentation with the accompanying field trip guide, aims to foster environmental literacy of non-science students and to train them to look at environment-related issues from a critical perspective. With these books, students will obtain knowledge on fundamental environmental ethics and the principles involved. They will be in a position to apply these ethical principles in debates on local and global environment-related issues.
Issues covered in the presentation include life sciences, resource management, food safety, health, sustainability, nature conservation and the ecological footprint, as well as other topical issues related to the environment throughout the earth.
impact of envrmnt on human human activitiesKumar Vikas
The document discusses two topics: 1) The impact of human activities on the environment and ecology, focusing on water pollution, land pollution, air pollution, energy use, and fisheries. 2) The hydrological cycle and precipitation. It describes how precipitation forms, the hydrological cycle of water moving through the atmosphere and environment, and infiltration and runoff processes. It aims to explain these environmental processes and the human impacts on water, land, air, energy resources, and fisheries.
Respect is an important concept that is often taught at a young age through songs and lessons. It involves acknowledging others and their opinions, being mindful of what you say, and treating others with kindness. Respect should be shown towards people, places, and things. A lack of respect can be seen between students, from children to parents, and towards authority figures. Teaching respect in the home and leading by example are important ways to promote respectful behavior.
The bookstore carried many titles by famous authors covering topics of popular interest like politics, history, humor, sports, and diet. Bestsellers and books by celebrities seemed to dominate the shelves. The selection focused on topics with mass appeal that could help understand the current environment or provide entertainment.
International law is the body of rules that apply between sovereign states and other international entities. It prescribes conduct and can be interpreted by the International Court of Justice. The document discusses how international law has evolved to recognize the need to conserve living sea resources and consider the rights of other states. It also examines how the concept of preferential fishing rights must change and adapt over time rather than remain static.
Mother Teresa was born in 1910 in Skopje, Macedonia and went on to found the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, India in 1950 to care for the poor and dying. As a Catholic nun, she dedicated her life to serving the sick, poor, orphaned, and dying, establishing hospices, soup kitchens, and leper colonies throughout India and around the world. Mother Teresa received numerous honors for her humanitarian work, including the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize, and was later canonized as Saint Teresa of Calcutta by the Catholic Church in 2016.
Poverty remains a major issue in India, despite economic growth. Widespread government corruption increases poverty levels by wasting tens of billions in taxpayer funds each year through corruption scandals. An estimated 32.7% of Indians live below the international poverty line of $1.25 per day. Factors such as uneven economic growth, poverty, lack of resources, and an unequal income distribution all contribute to the persistence of poverty and hunger in India. Appropriate measurement of poverty is needed to effectively target alleviation programs.
Science and technology have profoundly shaped human history and modern society. The author reflects on their understanding of science and technology through observing advances like cellphones over their lifetime. Major developments like the Industrial Revolution drove enormous changes by inventing steam power and new machines, while the Technological Revolution brought electricity and inventions like cars, airplanes, and telephones that became integral to modern life. The future of science and technology companies depends on factors like market share competition and demands for testing equipment as the semiconductor industry grows rapidly.
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Identify an event or series of events that occurred in the financial marketplace falling within the realm of Financial Management, Financial Institutions and Markets, or Investments that raise significant ethical questions. Analyze the events, public policy responses and their impact on the financial markets and economy at large. Suppose you are the CEO of a well respected, multi million dollar energy company. You stand at the forefront of innovation and you are world renowned for your pioneering efforts in the energy industry. However, due to a series of poor financial decisions, your company is on the verge of bankruptcy. You realize that in order to protect your own interests and investments, desperate measures need to be taken....show more content...The found out the truth about what was really happening to the tremendously profitable company and what the executives were really doing behind close doors. While stockholders believed that their stock with Enron was increasing as time went on, in actuality the total opposite was happening and they were losing money instead. Many stockholders because of the profitability of the stock, had put every cent they had into the company that even included retirement funds, to wake up the next day and have it depleted.
This can all be attributed to the unethical practices that were performed by the executives at Enron. It was clear that the company was losing money and that the stockholders should be made aware of these loses but instead they decided to cover up what was happening. This event mislead people into believing that everything was going smoothly and there was nothing to worry about. The executives kne
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Superstitions
which gives logical explanation and proven evidences for anything that it claims according it
its study. In 1946, Jawaharlal Nehru coined the term Science Temper . It is basically a type
of lifestyle led by people who generally choose to believe in things only if it has logic behind
it. They like to figure out reasons behind whatever they see and do in life.
According to Ravinder Banyal in Myths, Superstitions and Propaganda in the Scientific
Age , human beings have a tendency to follow a pattern and designate their meanings to
it from the very ancient times when science wasn t so developed. They tend to believe in
things by either looking at it or sensing it in a particular manner and interpret it accordingly
and start...show more content...But the actual
reason behind it is that turmeric paste and cow dung has a very pungent smell and the
insects and snakes can t stay in such a smell and get away. Therefore, they don t prefer to
be near such areas where these are applied.
But the disadvantages of the superstitions are that many superstitious beliefs exist without
a base or a reason. It is just followed as it is related with the religion or somehow it is
embedded in the minds of people that it s the right thing to do. For example Chandigarh,
which is the most planned and beautiful city of India. It has forty seven sectors but there s no
sector 13 in Chandigarh. It has been omitted due to the fact that number 13 is considered as
an unlucky number in India. The other example based on the same reason is ISRO (Indian
Space and Research Organisation) name the space mission PSLV C14 after the PSLV 12
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Evolution Of Horses Essay
Kelsey Farris
Mrs. Dwiggins
Computers 1
24 October 2014
Horses
There are many different horse species. Some are bigger or smaller than others. Some are white, brown, black, or even multi colored! Horses are a very beautiful creatures.
Horses at first we considered wild animals such as zebras are today. Even though they first evolved in north america horses had become extinct in North America. All living horses lived in central america and they ate the long grass that grew there. Also they ate native apples and carrots. That is why horses love carrots and apples these days. Whenever people first arrived in central america the actually hunted horses for their meat and skin and made leather hides and clothes for their families. Around the 4000 BC central americans decided to tame horses to pull farm equipment, and for transportation. The first horse were too small to carry people so they tried to pulled wagons. The first wagon tried to be pulled by a small horse did not turn out very well, the horse was trying to go down a hill and the horse did not have enough power to hold the wagon back and the wagon tumbled over the horse and flipped the wagon. After that incident people decided to breed bigger horses for the bigger wagons. Soon the idea of using horses and wagons to carry people and supplies began to spread out of central america. Horses were even used in the wars. Horses were a big part in our wars they helped us transport faster and get in in higher position for shooting....show more content...such as brushes, saddles, saddle pads, and many more! There are different saddles called western, english, and show. The busher are all different there are
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The Impact Of The 1893 Columbian Exposition
A Nation Reborn
In the closing years of the 19th century, The United States of America stood before the world as a divided nation in the ruins of a deadly civil war. After years of tragedy and hardship, it was time for the states to turn a new leaf and start a new chapter of prosperity. To accomplish such, America s greatest minds were assembled to construct a fair so magnificent, it would not only usher in a new age of American civilization. but establish the foundation of the urban world. The finished project became known as the White City. This venue for the World s Columbian Exposition left a multitude of positive and negative impacts on the social, political and economic scale. Socially, this event introduced the foundation of the modern American living and lifestyles. Politically, the 1893 Columbian Exposition put The United States on the map. While economically, the Fair had succeeded at the cost of cultivating a new rise in crime and fraudulent activity. Although it barely turned a profit, finance was one of many factors in determining whether the Fair truly was the transitional event sparking the rise of a global superpower. In summary, the 1893 Columbian Exposition to a significant extent was a watershed event in US history providing a blueprint for a global superpower entering the 20th century.
To begin with, the social legacy of the 1893 Columbian Exposition had several lasting impacts on American culture. The Fair accomplished such by influencing the
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My High School Graduation Speech
Math was always a subject that I struggled with throughout all of my years in school. This was actually brought to my attention when I was getting ready for my high school graduation party a few years ago. I was putting together an album of various pictures and other documents of things I had collected throughout my life, from Prekindergarten to my senior year of high school. Some of these documents included school projects, documentation from my school of how much I d grown in a year, and most importantly my report cards. While looking at them, I realized, how consistently average, or in some cases below average, I was in math.
I had also struggled with many of my other subjects in elementary school. I had to attend after school tutoring for both math and reading, and was pulled out of my classroom for extra help with reading. As well as, I attended summer school once. While I eventually learned to enjoy reading, I always dreaded math. It wasn t uncommon for me to start crying while doing my math homework every night.
One thing I specifically remember about math was in third grade. We were learning multiplication and we had to watch videos that took place in a classroom and it assigned different classroom objects to a specific number. For example, the flag was the number three. So, I specifically remember the video asking us something like, Multiply the flag times the moose. Somehow, this was supposed to be how we learned to multiply. I remember having trouble
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H.P. Lovecraft is a well known cosmic horror writer, that write in the prose and antiquarian style. In the short stories of Dagon and The Thing on the Doorstep and his popular novella The Call of Cthulhu there several themes that are intertwined within his writings such as anti anthropocentrism which doesn t focus of human characteristics, but on the jellylike textures such as slime. The hero(s) in these stories, feel helpless and hopeless due to their isolation leaving them with questions unanswered, and inability to coop with the new found knowledge resulting in insanity and or death. (thefamouspeople.com). In breaking down the stories into three categories of foreshadowing, flashback and supernatural the reader learns that the cause behind...show more content...The word structure in his works just add to the atmosphere making the viscerated texture along with the antiquarian word use in these picturesque flashbacks, causing the audience to create the vivid illustration. Leaving the narrator and the audience with unanswered questions.
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Respect is an important concept that is often taught at a young age through songs and lessons. It involves acknowledging others and their opinions, being mindful of what you say, and treating others with kindness. Respect should be shown towards people, places, and things. A lack of respect can be seen between students, from children to parents, and towards authority figures. Teaching respect in the home and leading by example are important ways to promote respectful behavior.
The bookstore carried many titles by famous authors covering topics of popular interest like politics, history, humor, sports, and diet. Bestsellers and books by celebrities seemed to dominate the shelves. The selection focused on topics with mass appeal that could help understand the current environment or provide entertainment.
International law is the body of rules that apply between sovereign states and other international entities. It prescribes conduct and can be interpreted by the International Court of Justice. The document discusses how international law has evolved to recognize the need to conserve living sea resources and consider the rights of other states. It also examines how the concept of preferential fishing rights must change and adapt over time rather than remain static.
Mother Teresa was born in 1910 in Skopje, Macedonia and went on to found the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, India in 1950 to care for the poor and dying. As a Catholic nun, she dedicated her life to serving the sick, poor, orphaned, and dying, establishing hospices, soup kitchens, and leper colonies throughout India and around the world. Mother Teresa received numerous honors for her humanitarian work, including the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize, and was later canonized as Saint Teresa of Calcutta by the Catholic Church in 2016.
Poverty remains a major issue in India, despite economic growth. Widespread government corruption increases poverty levels by wasting tens of billions in taxpayer funds each year through corruption scandals. An estimated 32.7% of Indians live below the international poverty line of $1.25 per day. Factors such as uneven economic growth, poverty, lack of resources, and an unequal income distribution all contribute to the persistence of poverty and hunger in India. Appropriate measurement of poverty is needed to effectively target alleviation programs.
Science and technology have profoundly shaped human history and modern society. The author reflects on their understanding of science and technology through observing advances like cellphones over their lifetime. Major developments like the Industrial Revolution drove enormous changes by inventing steam power and new machines, while the Technological Revolution brought electricity and inventions like cars, airplanes, and telephones that became integral to modern life. The future of science and technology companies depends on factors like market share competition and demands for testing equipment as the semiconductor industry grows rapidly.
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Essay about Ethics in Finance
Identify an event or series of events that occurred in the financial marketplace falling within the realm of Financial Management, Financial Institutions and Markets, or Investments that raise significant ethical questions. Analyze the events, public policy responses and their impact on the financial markets and economy at large. Suppose you are the CEO of a well respected, multi million dollar energy company. You stand at the forefront of innovation and you are world renowned for your pioneering efforts in the energy industry. However, due to a series of poor financial decisions, your company is on the verge of bankruptcy. You realize that in order to protect your own interests and investments, desperate measures need to be taken....show more content...The found out the truth about what was really happening to the tremendously profitable company and what the executives were really doing behind close doors. While stockholders believed that their stock with Enron was increasing as time went on, in actuality the total opposite was happening and they were losing money instead. Many stockholders because of the profitability of the stock, had put every cent they had into the company that even included retirement funds, to wake up the next day and have it depleted.
This can all be attributed to the unethical practices that were performed by the executives at Enron. It was clear that the company was losing money and that the stockholders should be made aware of these loses but instead they decided to cover up what was happening. This event mislead people into believing that everything was going smoothly and there was nothing to worry about. The executives kne
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Superstitions
which gives logical explanation and proven evidences for anything that it claims according it
its study. In 1946, Jawaharlal Nehru coined the term Science Temper . It is basically a type
of lifestyle led by people who generally choose to believe in things only if it has logic behind
it. They like to figure out reasons behind whatever they see and do in life.
According to Ravinder Banyal in Myths, Superstitions and Propaganda in the Scientific
Age , human beings have a tendency to follow a pattern and designate their meanings to
it from the very ancient times when science wasn t so developed. They tend to believe in
things by either looking at it or sensing it in a particular manner and interpret it accordingly
and start...show more content...But the actual
reason behind it is that turmeric paste and cow dung has a very pungent smell and the
insects and snakes can t stay in such a smell and get away. Therefore, they don t prefer to
be near such areas where these are applied.
But the disadvantages of the superstitions are that many superstitious beliefs exist without
a base or a reason. It is just followed as it is related with the religion or somehow it is
embedded in the minds of people that it s the right thing to do. For example Chandigarh,
which is the most planned and beautiful city of India. It has forty seven sectors but there s no
sector 13 in Chandigarh. It has been omitted due to the fact that number 13 is considered as
an unlucky number in India. The other example based on the same reason is ISRO (Indian
Space and Research Organisation) name the space mission PSLV C14 after the PSLV 12
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Evolution Of Horses Essay
Kelsey Farris
Mrs. Dwiggins
Computers 1
24 October 2014
Horses
There are many different horse species. Some are bigger or smaller than others. Some are white, brown, black, or even multi colored! Horses are a very beautiful creatures.
Horses at first we considered wild animals such as zebras are today. Even though they first evolved in north america horses had become extinct in North America. All living horses lived in central america and they ate the long grass that grew there. Also they ate native apples and carrots. That is why horses love carrots and apples these days. Whenever people first arrived in central america the actually hunted horses for their meat and skin and made leather hides and clothes for their families. Around the 4000 BC central americans decided to tame horses to pull farm equipment, and for transportation. The first horse were too small to carry people so they tried to pulled wagons. The first wagon tried to be pulled by a small horse did not turn out very well, the horse was trying to go down a hill and the horse did not have enough power to hold the wagon back and the wagon tumbled over the horse and flipped the wagon. After that incident people decided to breed bigger horses for the bigger wagons. Soon the idea of using horses and wagons to carry people and supplies began to spread out of central america. Horses were even used in the wars. Horses were a big part in our wars they helped us transport faster and get in in higher position for shooting....show more content...such as brushes, saddles, saddle pads, and many more! There are different saddles called western, english, and show. The busher are all different there are
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The Impact Of The 1893 Columbian Exposition
A Nation Reborn
In the closing years of the 19th century, The United States of America stood before the world as a divided nation in the ruins of a deadly civil war. After years of tragedy and hardship, it was time for the states to turn a new leaf and start a new chapter of prosperity. To accomplish such, America s greatest minds were assembled to construct a fair so magnificent, it would not only usher in a new age of American civilization. but establish the foundation of the urban world. The finished project became known as the White City. This venue for the World s Columbian Exposition left a multitude of positive and negative impacts on the social, political and economic scale. Socially, this event introduced the foundation of the modern American living and lifestyles. Politically, the 1893 Columbian Exposition put The United States on the map. While economically, the Fair had succeeded at the cost of cultivating a new rise in crime and fraudulent activity. Although it barely turned a profit, finance was one of many factors in determining whether the Fair truly was the transitional event sparking the rise of a global superpower. In summary, the 1893 Columbian Exposition to a significant extent was a watershed event in US history providing a blueprint for a global superpower entering the 20th century.
To begin with, the social legacy of the 1893 Columbian Exposition had several lasting impacts on American culture. The Fair accomplished such by influencing the
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My High School Graduation Speech
Math was always a subject that I struggled with throughout all of my years in school. This was actually brought to my attention when I was getting ready for my high school graduation party a few years ago. I was putting together an album of various pictures and other documents of things I had collected throughout my life, from Prekindergarten to my senior year of high school. Some of these documents included school projects, documentation from my school of how much I d grown in a year, and most importantly my report cards. While looking at them, I realized, how consistently average, or in some cases below average, I was in math.
I had also struggled with many of my other subjects in elementary school. I had to attend after school tutoring for both math and reading, and was pulled out of my classroom for extra help with reading. As well as, I attended summer school once. While I eventually learned to enjoy reading, I always dreaded math. It wasn t uncommon for me to start crying while doing my math homework every night.
One thing I specifically remember about math was in third grade. We were learning multiplication and we had to watch videos that took place in a classroom and it assigned different classroom objects to a specific number. For example, the flag was the number three. So, I specifically remember the video asking us something like, Multiply the flag times the moose. Somehow, this was supposed to be how we learned to multiply. I remember having trouble
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The Call Of Cthulhu Sparknotes
H.P. Lovecraft is a well known cosmic horror writer, that write in the prose and antiquarian style. In the short stories of Dagon and The Thing on the Doorstep and his popular novella The Call of Cthulhu there several themes that are intertwined within his writings such as anti anthropocentrism which doesn t focus of human characteristics, but on the jellylike textures such as slime. The hero(s) in these stories, feel helpless and hopeless due to their isolation leaving them with questions unanswered, and inability to coop with the new found knowledge resulting in insanity and or death. (thefamouspeople.com). In breaking down the stories into three categories of foreshadowing, flashback and supernatural the reader learns that the cause behind...show more content...The word structure in his works just add to the atmosphere making the viscerated texture along with the antiquarian word use in these picturesque flashbacks, causing the audience to create the vivid illustration. Leaving the narrator and the audience with unanswered questions.
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Essay On Late Modernism
Late Modernism Reborn? In our world of ideas, different philosophical movements emerge from time to time and some of these movements completely alter the entire society and the way we interact with our environment. One such philosophical movement, modernism, virtually revolutionized both our society and culture, and also the graphic design world. With the emergence of the
Swiss Style, our typographic understanding changed from subjective to objective. Clean, sans serif typefaces replaced the earlier, more personal and complicated typefaces. Strict, structured design was achieved with the use of grid systems. After a period of simple and clean graphic design, post modernism emerged and rejected the concepts of late modernism. They adopted...show more content...While this overly simplified system was adopted by so many in so little time as a result of this very simplicity, it does not reflect the true idea behind late modernism; because late modernism does not intend to take the designer out of the equation, it wants to alter the world around us and humanize our surroundings. First of all, late modernism does not support the idea of making the designer irrelevant to the design work. When it emerged, Swiss Style supported using simple typefaces, sans serif and making clean, but powerful designs. You may notice most designer using simple fonts such as
Helvetica while designing logos, roadside signs or posters. They use the
Helvetica font, but it is not because they want to make their designs more boring or non artistic. The use of such a simple font is for one purpose only, to make their designs more objective and less suggestive in a sense. Use of elaborate and ove
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June 3, 2024 Anti-Semitism Letter Sent to MIT President Kornbluth and MIT Cor...Levi Shapiro
Letter from the Congress of the United States regarding Anti-Semitism sent June 3rd to MIT President Sally Kornbluth, MIT Corp Chair, Mark Gorenberg
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The US House of Representatives is deeply concerned by ongoing and pervasive acts of antisemitic
harassment and intimidation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Failing to act decisively to ensure a safe learning environment for all students would be a grave dereliction of your responsibilities as President of MIT and Chair of the MIT Corporation.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
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1. Urbanization and Environmental Degradation
Urbanization & Environmental Degradation Analysis
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Anupam Rozario – 26 Anupam Gogoi – 27 Anupam Verma– 28
ABSTRACT
Urbanization refers to general increase in population and the amount of industrialization of a settlement. It includes increase in the number and extent
of cities. It symbolizes the movement of people from rural to urban areas. Urbanization happens because of the increase in the extent and density of
urban areas. Due to uncontrolled urbanization in India, environmental degradation has been occurring very rapidly and causing many problems like
land insecurity, worsening water quality, excessive air pollution, noise and the problems of waste disposal. This paper emphasizes on the effect of
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Burying tremendous amounts of waste in the ground at municipal and industrial dumps.
[C] IMPACTS ON THE HYDROSPHERE AND WATER RESOURCES
1. Flow of Water into Streams
Natural vegetation and undisturbed soil are replaced with concrete, asphalt, brick, and other impermeable surfaces. This means that, when it rains,
water is less likely to be absorbed into the ground and, instead, flows directly into river channels.
2. Flow of Water through Streams
Higher, faster peak flows change streams channels that have evolved over centuries under natural conditions. Flooding can be a major problem as cities
grow and stream channels attempt to keep up with these changes.
3. Degraded Water Quality
The water quality has degraded with time due to urbanization that ultimately leads to increased sedimentation there by also increasing the pollutant in
run–off. IJREAS Volume 2, Issue 2 (February 2012)
[D] IMPACTS ON THE BIOSPHERE
1. Modification of Habitats
2. The fertilizers that spread across lawns find its way into water channels where it promotes the growth of plants at the expense of fish. The waste
dumped into streams lowers oxygen levels during its decay and cause the die–off of plants and animals.
2. Destruction of Habitats
There is also complete eradication of habitats as an outcome of urbanization and native species are pushed out of cities.
3. Creation of New Habitats
New habitats are also created for some native and non–native species. Cities also create habitats for
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3. The Destruction Of The Environment
The increase of pollution and its effect, economically, is big–huge even. Environmental degradation is the destruction of the ecosystem of the Earth
through consumption of environmental assets such as fossil fuels and minerals, or through pollution, of the air, water, and soil. The United Nations
International Strategy for Disaster Reduction defines it as "the lessening of the limit of the earth to meet social and environmental destination, and
needs". Any change in an environment that is proven to be undesirable to wildlife, including plants, insects, animals, and nature's cycles characterize
destruction. This loss of habitat is at a rapid growth, with the expansion of human population, comprised with excessive exhaustion of polluting
technologies, such as cars, power plants, without excluding polluting factors like abundance of unrecyclable garbage. Being one the largest threats to
mankind as it has led to global warming, environmental degradation is a greater threat to civilization than other materialistic issues, like the economy,
as degradation can impact human health, lead to a loss biodiversity, and can lead to economic issues.
Environmental issues are easily defined by their long term ecological effect, which in the worst–case scenarios can demolish whole environments. An
environment is a well–oiled machine that incorporates all living and nonliving component such as lakes streams, soils to maintain function and balance.
This balance is easily disrupted when these
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4. A social issue does not have a universal definition, rather, a social problem is something that has an impact on a person, group or society as a
whole and is in need of remedy. Social problems vary in societies and geographical locations and time periods. There are an incredible amount of
social issues around the world, in the United States and most specifically in this year. I believe one of the most pressing social issues we are facing in
2016 is environmental degradation and pollution. This is an extremely broad topic that can take days upon days to explain, but my main point is that
we have destroyed our environment in so many different ways, from oil spills, exhaustion of fossil fuels, deforestation, and all the way to illness.
Additionally, so many people aren't even aware of their environmental footprint. We are at a time where we need to switch to more renewable options:
solar and wind power are two that can help tremendously.
Depleting our Natural Resources
Many people are not aware of our individual environmental footprint, or our impact on natural resources on our earth. It is estimated that if everyone
in the world lived like an average American does, it would take just about 3.9 planets to support us– a sad reality (Mooney, Knox and Schacht, pg.
431). Just one part of our environmental footprint is the deforestation that humans have contributed to as forests are being depleted for construction and
agriculture, just to name a few. When we deplete part of the
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5. Environmental Degradation in Mumbai
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN MUMBAI
MICHAEL RAJU MARIADAS F09038 Contents INTRODUCTION3 HISTORY3 GEOGRAPHY3 CLIMATE4 CULTURE4 CHRONIC
RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS IN MUMBAI:5 Gas Chembur:5 South Bombay:5 New Bombay:5 Crowded city6 Chemical related disasters in past 10
years.6 MIGRANTS IN MUMBAI6 THE SLUMS OF MUMBAI7 History of Slums:7 The Birth of Slums7 Situation...show more content...
This unique mix of cultures is due to the migration of people from all over India since the 1600s.[
Mumbai residents celebrate both Western and Indian festivals. Diwali, Holi, Eid, Christmas, Navratri, Good Friday, Dussera, Moharram, Ganesh
Chaturthi, Durga Puja and Maha Shivratri are some of the popular festivals in the city. The Banganga Festival is a two–day music festival, held
annually in the month of January, which is organised by theMaharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) at the historic Banganga Tank in
Mumbai.The Elephanta Festival–celebrated every February on the Elephanta Islands–is dedicated to classical Indian dance and music and attracts
performers from across the country.Public holidays specific to the city and the state include Maharashtra Day on May 1, to celebrate the formation of
Maharashtra state on 1 May 1960.
CHRONIC RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS IN MUMBAI:
Bombay has a very high incidence of chronic respiratory problems, arising from extreme air pollution. The causes of pollution are mainly industries in
the eastern suburbs and New Bombay, garbage burning by the BMC, and insufficient control over emission levels from vehicles.
Gas Chembur:
Nightly burning of garbage at the 100 hectare Municipal Garbage Dump north of the Chembur–Vashi road affects Chembur, Ghatkopar, Mankhurd and
New Bombay. Environmental Health Rights Organization of India
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6. Environmental Degradation
Reflective :1 Environmental degradation Any type of activities which alters the systems of the environment and he disturbances caused to air,water,soil
and the eco systems is known as environmental degradation. Its under the top ten threats in the united nations panel. Because of environmental
degradation illness and premature deaths occur in large numbers. A report says that human health is deteriorating in the past decades. If improvements
are being made to enhance human health millions of people will dwell a longer and a healthier life. Mountainous farmers produce a reasonable amount
of cash crops and food by their old and traditional farming methods. Even though there has...show more content...
There are three main elements in the cost of environmental degradation.Firstly it's the indoor and outdoor land pollution.Evidence shows that these
indoor and outdoor air pollution have adverse effects in health of people.For example it can lead to premature deaths and pollutants are the major
causes for ninety percent of the respiratory diseases,and when these diseases become intense they give rise to the formation of cancer cells.Pollution
indirectly affects the growth development rate of the nation too.In the middle east countries such as cairo in Egypt,pollution was the reason to put
down the country's development rate by 2% estimates reveal that 20000 people die due to air pollution related causes and which was indirectly a loss
tourism department of the country ,which again indirectly affects the economy of the country.Indoor air pollution is the pollution caused in closed ares
such as our houses especially in the kitchen while cooking .The biomass fuel which is used for cooking and heating threatens the health of women who
always stay indoor than men. The next element is the land degradation.In most of the middle east and north African countries the soil has more salinity
in it and water erosion is very common. The annual loss in these countries are calculated to be 80 million dollars.Recently the country of Lebanon has
lost its natural vegetation and habitat due to quarrying.Soil erosion,Soil acidification,Soil
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7. The Issue Of Environmental Degradation Essay
For years now the issue of environmental degradation has been a highly debatable topic worldwide. And of course just like every other issue, the
ways that it is perceived varies immensely across countries, communities, and populations considering a person's culture, values, political views, and
beliefs. Now there are those who refuse to acknowledge that the issue exists all together, for example the majority of conservatives who only believe
the issue is used as propaganda to slow down their country's economy. On the other hand, there are those who believe it to be the gospel truth, for
example the hippies who refuse to let big business create projects and developments that will ruin the pristine state of nature. Then there are those (the
majority) who find the issue credible and logical but could really care less about it because up to this point it has not affected them yet. And this is
certainly the problem in today's society, regardless of how much effort and how many new voluntary initiatives you propose for the sustainability of the
environment you will never have a steady platform for the continuance of those initiatives because after a while those people will just give up or get
tired of all the effort and hard work they have to do for something that won't affect the planet until after they are dead. Basically what all these projects
and initiatives lack is a sense of enthusiasm, because when doing something, people often want to see results of the good and hard
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8. The human relationship to the environment has evolved over time as humans have made technological advancements and cultural changes. While
some may argue that humanity is distant from nature, that could not be further from the truth. While the human relationship to nature is not the same
as it may have been in the past, humans still rely on nature for their livelihood. Humans also have a strong impact on nature, and processes which occur
in nature, through their actions.
In the last decade, the issue of environmental degradation has become a topic of global concern and discussion. This discussion is threading together a
narrative that helps the public – and scholars – better understand the human relationship to the environment. While this push forward in environmental
agenda is a good thing, there needs to be an ongoing dialogue which allows for the understanding that environmental degradation is not only a risk to a
certain biome, but all of the diversity that exists within a certain region – a good example of this being Papua New Guinea.
The rainforest of Papua New Guinea are incredibly rich and diverse environments; the rainforest not only houses a wide variety of plant and animal
species, but is also home many indigenous groups. By examining the changes in Papua New Guinea's rainforest throughout time, a better understanding
of the complex and dynamic human relationship to nature will be achieved.
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9. The concept of environmental security although introduced in 1960's (in the framework of International Relations), became mainstream in 1990's after
the end of cold war which ushered in an era of intellectual instability in the field of security studies introducing a variety of new agendas within the
security discourse, including the environment, economy, and, more recently, terrorism (Michel and Pandya 2009).. Alexander Bell in his book Peak
waters describes three broad types of environmental concerns which are; global warming, environmental degradation, and resource scarcity. For the
purpose of this review, the focus will be on resource scarcity. There are two types of resource scarcity one that is Malthusian in nature and the second is
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In his book Eco violence he presented five key social effects of environmental scarcity which could cause conflict in some part, which are constrained
agricultural output, constrained economic production, migration, social segmentation, and disrupted institutions– which can either singly or in
combination produce or exacerbate conflict among groups or states (Homer and Blitt 1998). Despite its importance and relevance, Homer T Dixon says
that literature on the specific connections between environmental scarcity and acute conflict is surprisingly thin (Dixon 1991). The Rio and Dublin
conferences in 1992 had much influence in fostering interest in shared water issues specifically in relation to politics, economy, security and
international relations (Dinar et al 2006). The subsequent hydro–political literature has both embodied and benefited from the tools, lessons and
underpinnings provided by different academic disciplines like: economics, international law, international relations and negotiation as well as
geography and hydrology. (Biswas 2011, Wilner 2005,). Economics has brought to bear such concepts as regional cooperation, game theory and
institutional economics. International water law rich in its history but relatively juvenile in its codification status; as of 1997 has introduced particular
important legal principles such as equitable utilization and the obligation not to
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10. Jessica Carling 10/28/2010 Tues/Thur. 2:00– 3:15
Overpopulation and Environmental Degradation The planet on which we live is dying, harsh: yes, but true. The sustaining capacity of the globe is
shrinking a little bit every year and soon, if the population trend continues at the current rate the sustaining capacity will have reached its peak. The
ignorance of humanity has lead all to believe that the planets resources are infinite well, I'm here to tell you that research, study, and observation has
proven that it is in fact very finite. The population explosion has its roots in developing countries such as China and India, the two most populous
countries in the...show more content...
They depleted their natural resources faster than they could be replenished. There are plenty of reasons that our minds can come up with as to how
human population can spiral out of control, including religion and culture; but according to Paul and Anne Ehrlich co–authors of Population Resources
Environment: Issues in Human Ecology one of the main reasons for the spike in human population over the last century is the rise in birth rate and a
sharp decline in the death rate, due to "cultural advances" (9). The global crude birth rate from 2005–2010 is 20.3 children per 1000 people. Ehrlich
put together a chart detailing the estimated population history since 8000 B.C. According to the chart the estimated human population in 1930 A.D.
was 2 billion people, by 1975 "a mere 45 years later" the estimated population was more than double that at around 4 billion people (6). Arthur
McCormack says that "high birth rates and low death rates cannot continue without causing excessive rates of population growth that are detrimental to
the quality of human life" (9–10). In his view the way to achieve a balance in the global population is to find a way to get birth rates to be almost if
not entirely equal to death rates (10). A feat that is not easy to achieve. Dodds refers to humans drive to reproduce, in blunt terms; people just want to
have sex (118). The problem is people are not practicing the process of safe sex as much as they
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11. Haiti Environmental Degradation
According to the USAID, Environmental degradation is a critical concern in Haiti. Widespread deforestation has resulted in flooding, dramatic rates of
soil erosion, and subsequent declines in agricultural productivity. The coastal and marine resources of Haiti have been degraded by sediment
deposition and overfishing, resulting in considerable loss in biodiversity. Haiti is also vulnerable to rising sea levels and other threats that are caused
by climate
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12. What Is Environmental Degradation
4.2 BACKGROUND The increasing severity of global environmental challenges has prompted increased attention to the relationship between
international trade and environmental degradations. On the one hand, there is a growing strand of literature on environmental degradations that
focuses on emissions relocated by trade. As shown in the comprehensive surveys of Jayadevappa and Chhatre (2000), Wiedmann et al. (2007) and
Sato (2012), there has been a growing interest since the 1970s for the interactions between trade and environment. A number of studies were carried
out to estimate the physical amount of pollutants embodied in trade. Early contributions were made by Walter (1973) and Shui and Harriss (2006).
More recent studies employ Global...show more content...
(2011), which are discussed below. Muller and Mendelsohn (2007; 2009) use a so–called Air Pollution Emissions Experiments and Policy (APEEP)
model to calculate the marginal damage associated with emitting an additional ton of pollution in the US. Air emission data used by the authors is
provided by the US Environmental Protection Agency's National Emission Inventory (NEI), which encompasses all anthropogenic emissions of six
air pollutants (SO2, PM2.5, PM10, NOx, VOC, and NH3) in 48 states of the US (USEPA, 2006; 2009). The APEEP model first connects emissions
of air pollutants to physical effects, by employing the USEPA national emission inventory of air pollution. Those physical effects include adverse
effects on human health, decreased timber and agriculture yields, reduced visibility, accelerated depreciation of materials, and reductions in recreation
services. Then, the model translates the physical effects into monetary terms using standard estimates of mortality and morbidity risks, market values
of goods or services, and results of other valuation studies (e.g. Chestnut and Rowe, 1990; McClelland et al., 1993). Muller and Mendelsohn (2007;
2009) first calculate baseline damages of the year 2002's emissions, and then calculate damages of one additional ton of emission. This procedure is
repeated for each of the six pollutants in each of the 10,000 different sources locations. The estimated marginal damage,
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13. Environmental Sociology Essay
Development processes is connected with environmental degradation and use of natural resources. Rudel et al. (2011) assumes the present of two
distinct waves of development power which control environment. The first wave of political economy deals with the power of capitalism as the main
agent for environmental degradation, while the second wave concern with the social power (community) to control the use of natural resources.
In this first wave scenario, the idea is that capitalism is a significant power for shaping the performance of environment. IPAT/STIRPAT Theory
proposes that capitalism is the cause for environment degradation because ––in combination with rapid population growth and affluence (prosperity)––
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(2011) provides examples of this theory by pointing the heavy industrial production in East Asia and former socialist countries after World War II.
Principally, Treadmill Production Theory do not consider population and affluent as significant factor for environmental degradation, and put more
emphasis on the issue of technology as the main contributor for the decrease of environmental quality. Both the IPAT/STIRPAT and Treadmill
Production theories overlook the condition "behind the scene", why the technology exists in the process of development. In other words, these theories
do not consider the social actors which are responsible for the present of this technology.
Indeed, the coercion of capital to exploit natural resources is possible only because it is supported by the conglomeration of powerful social actors
behind it. According to Growth Machine Theories, syndication of vested interests (government, land owners, developers, real estate companies), which
often claim themselves as "pro–growth" coalition, encourages local development through real estate business activities, while excluding the interest
local population who previously occupy the sites for years (Rudel et al., 2011). Huge commercial farming scheme for the sake of development in rural
areas is other typical of the oppression from outside of the local community which tries to stick the capital into certain local areas (). Since local
community usually has no systematic organization to balance
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14. Global Environmental Degradation – Problems and Solutions Miss. Parit Sunanda Ram[1]
sunanda.parit@rediffmail.com
Mobile: 9960058012
Abstract
Environmental degradation is one of the '10 Threats' identified by the High Level Threat Panel1 of the United Nations. Degradation of the environment
refers to deterioration of the environmental condition by the depletion of natural resources such as water, air and soil, as well as the destruction of
habitats and loss of biodiversity. Such degradation, such as pollution, leads to global warming – the increase in the average temperature of the Earth's
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All these pose problems to the future of the earth as they affect fundamentally the ecosystems that have been part of planet earth.
4. Global Warming: Similarly, the constant increase of the earth's surface temperature– global warming – is continuously threatening the safety and
lives of all living beings on earth. Most prominently, global warming, which is the result of the continuous emission of greenhouse gases is done by
humans through rapid industrialization and development over the past century.
III) Psychological Consequences of Environmental Problems: The very real and well–documented environmental problems we face, both locally and
globally, also have psychological consequences. This is one of the foundations of ecopsychology and recognizing the depth and closeness of
human–nature relationships. This section outlines some of these consequences, drawing on environmental psychology research.
We can identity three categories of environmental problems: Natural disasters, technological catastrophes, and long–term environmental degradation. It
is important to point out how these categories are increasingly overlapping. Many natural disasters, if not caused outright by human intervention, are
worsened by human factors. Global warming seems to be causing an increase in
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15. Effects Of Land Degradation
Land Degradation
Nature of the issue
Definition
Land Degradation is a global issue caused by multiple threats of the decrease of topsoil and land productivity from erosion processes and overuse. It is
the process of human–beings affecting the atmosphere. As a result of land degradation, many negative impacts cause major threats to the environment
such as food production, livelihood and also provision of other ecosystems.
Global Occurrence
Land Degradation occurs throughout the entire world, the most affected from Land Degradation is in the Asia Pacific Region as they are affected by
the cause of desertification which is the loss of soil productivity and biodiversity. Within Africa, about 49% of the environment is affected from
Overgrazing whilst 65% of agricultural land has suffered from Land Degradation. In Oceania more than 80% of the environment has been undergone
by Overgrazing, while Europe is experiencing from over 38% of Deforestation and 23% of Overgrazing. South America the region with the country
with most endangered animals in the world Ecuador, has about 2,301 different species of animals that are at risk of extinction. Sadly, South America is
eroded with the highest percentage of deforestation in the entire world (41%) which causes the endangered animals native to South America to go
extinct rapidly. North America, however, has a high number of Agricultural Activities, varying from up to 66%.
Significance
Land Degradation is caused by multiple natural
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16. Pollution and Environmental Degradation are things that the large majority of humans contributes to some small or large way on the daily.
Whether it is our mode of transportation, throwing a piece of trash on the ground, buying products made from trees, and to be perfectly honest the
concentration in which we live, by which I mean the proximity of the average residents in which we reside. These all seem like regular everyday
things that are just normal. But in the past things like these were so beyond the norm that they would seem alien and impossible. The first matter
that I pointed out, our mode of transportation, differs from person to person. There are those that have decided to either not use any fossil fuel
burning vehicular modes of transportation, such as walking and riding bikes; while others have decided to greatly decrease their ecological
footprint by using various forms of carpooling, whether it being literal carpooling with friends or coworkers, or taking modes of mass transportation
such as buses and "subways" or underground railways. According to a survey 91% of people drive to work in their personal vehicles; and 204
million personal vehicles are regularly used. And though not everyone throws their trash directly on to the ground, and most that do don't do it
completely intentionally. I do have to say that a large amount of Americans do not take the time to make sure that their trash and garbage is disposed
of properly. Some do not invest in having both
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17. Environmental Pollution and Degradation
Environmental degradation
DEFINITION:
Environmental degradation may be defined as the deterioration of the environment through depletion of resources such as air, water and soil; the
destruction of ecosystems and the extinction of wildlife. Environmental degradation has occurred due to the recent activities in the field of
socio–economic, institutional and technologies. Environmental changes are dependent on many factors including economic growth, population
growth, urbanization, intensification of agriculture, rising energy use and transportation. Poverty still remains a problem at the root of several
environmental problems. Introduction to environmental issues problems There are innumerable issues and problems faced by the environment...show
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ACID RAIN
Acid rain occurs when sulfur dioxide from coal plant emissions combines with moisture present in the air. A chemical reaction creates this acid
precipitation. Acid rain can acidify and pollute lakes and streams. It causes similar effects to the soil. If enough acid rain falls in a given
environment, it can acidify the water or soil to a point where no life can be sustained. Plants die off. The AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF animals that
depend upon them disappear. The condition of the environment deteriorates. Agricultural runoff is a deadly source of pollutants which can degrade
environments,. Surface water washes over the soil and into lakes and streams. When it does so, it carries the fertilizers and pesticides used on the
farm lands into water resources. Obviously, introducing poisons into waterways will have dire consequences. Fertilizers whether or not they are
organic carry equal risks. URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Urban development is the primary cause of environmental degradation. As populations increased, so did the need for land for homes and farms.
Wetlands were drained. Environmental degradation is one of most urgent of environmental issues. Depending upon the damage, some environments
may never recover. The plants and animals that inhabited these places will be lost forever. We do not have to look far to see the impacts of
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18. Environmental Issue Essay
Environmental problems are something which belongs to nature or known as "Mother Earth" [13]. Nature was created to help people survive from
gathering foods until build a house. This phenomenon happens continuously without thinking how much damage that nature has because human's fault.
Nature gradually becomes worse and animal's life in danger. People who are aware of the importance of nature react. Those people do several ways to
save the environment. Although these efforts can return back the environment, these efforts only can be hold temporarily. This problem happens
because those people who are aware of the environment only slightly; for remaining, there are people either do not know or do not care about the
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Air pollution levels have a large existence in big cities in Indonesia like Jakarta, Bandung, and so on. This problem happens because the number of
motor vehicle use that is not limited [1]. Exhaust smog are the cause of air pollution which has the dangerous effects for people's health. Exhaust smog
is a result of burning fuel oil every motor vehicle. There are two types of burning fuel oil: the first is complete burning [2] and incomplete burning [3].
These types of burning have the differentiation in producing the remainder. Complete burning produces carbon dioxide as a result of remaining while
incomplete burning produces carbon monoxide as a result of the rest. Carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide are gases that are harmful to people's
health and could decrease ozone layer [4] [5]. Exhaust smog is hazardous to people's health. Exhaust smog is a result of burning fuel oil [6].
Consequently, exhaust smog has possibility to contain carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide gas. These harmful gases affect human respiration.
Carbon monoxide makes the respiratory system becomes worse. Carbon monoxide will interfere with the process of hemoglobin in breathing [7]. As a
result, people will not only feel lack of oxygen but also often feel dizzy and weak. In the other hand, carbon dioxide causes dizziness and fatigue to the
sufferer [8]. In the prevention and reduction of the impact of exhaust smog, the Indonesian government decided all motor vehicle users have to check
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19. Environmental Degradation Of The Environment
Many individuals will argue that population growth or technological development are the primary causes of environmental degradation. There is also a
third cause of environmental degradation that people hypothesize, which is our values. These people believe that major values influence population
growth and technological development. The argument is that values are more important, and influence population growth and technological
development. Key values come from national, racial and religious cultures and are transmitted via other people, institutions, popular culture and mass
media. Lynn White argues that humans have damaged our world and we need to craft solutions. White puts the blame for environmental degradation
on our religious views. White's argument explains most environmental impacts well but does not explain the scale of these impacts, more specifically
the mass amount or rate at which actions are taken that degrade the environment.
White argues that Judeo–Christian values are the reason for the exploitation of the environment and furthermore the major cause for environmental
degradation. The religious beliefs influenced science and morals because "Christianity is the most anthropocentric religion the world has seen" (White
1205). The destruction of Pagan beliefs made it possible for people to exploit nature and feel detached. The bible gave people dominion over nature
because "Man's effective monopoly on spirit in this world was confirmed, and the old
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20. In this report I will be presenting an overview of Egypt and discussing some key issues as a result of globalisation. The topics highlighted will explain
the impacts of water scarcity, environmental degradation and effects on indigenous culture as a result of a globalised world.
Egypt: Country Facts and a brief History
The Middle Eastern country of Egypt is located in Northeast corner of Africa on the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered on the west by Libya, on the
south by Sudan, and on the east by the Red Sea and Israel. It considered the centre of the Arab world, defined by a harsh and arid Desert and the
longest sacred river on Earth, the River Nile. (Infoplease, Egypt)
With a population of around 74,033,000, 95% of Egyptians live along The River Nile, which is less than 5% of the countries territory. Their capital is
Cairo where 11,146,000 of the population inhabit. (National Geographic, Egypt Facts)
Famously known for their rich cultural heritage, it's history dates back to 400BC, making it one of the most ancient civilizations in the world.
The ancient Egyptian civilization lasted for more than 3000 years, which is longer than any other civilization in human history. They worshiped over
2000 deities, gods and Goddesses.
From around 6000 BC, Hunter–gatherer communities resided around the river Nile, which flows through the harsh and arid desert. As the Sahara
desert continued to dry, it increasingly confined them to the Nile area due to their dependence on the rich
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