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    When a layman is asked to describe their idea of a Native person’s relationship with nature‚ it is the author’s experience that‚ most often‚ the description will involve Pocahontas’ song‚ “Colors of the Wind” – and not with unfair cause. Disney’s version of Pocahontas and the Powhatans embodies the “steward of the environment” trope in an extreme way‚ and the cultural ubiquity of the supposedly historical film makes it a powerful vessel to impact peoples’ perception of Native life. However‚ Disney’s

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    Bottled Water vs. Tap Water In today’s society drinking water from a plastic bottle has become the norm‚ but just a few decades ago this action was not the case. During the late 70’s a French company named Perrier introduced bottled water to America and convinced people of the fact that drinking water from a bottle would make people look cool‚ so they advertised a new fashion of consuming this precious liquid. Companies like Coca-Cola and Pepsico saw the opportunity to start a division of bottled

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    Simulation Paper For SCI/362   January 4‚ 2013 * Proper management of environmental resources is a concern faced by everyone living on the planet. Technological and industrial advances have continued to put the fragile environment at risk. Most industry sectors continue to increase the organization’s environmental exposure. Organizations and individuals have an ethical responsibility to ensure proper management of surrounding natural resources for both the present and future generations

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    the open ocean and is being threatened greatly by commercial fishing and pollution. The second critically endangered turtle is the Kemp’s Ridley. This is the smallest of the sea turtles and is also the most endangered of them all. Hopefully conservationists can do enough to save this species. The Hawksbill is also critically endangered and has really been prized by humans for its beautiful shell. This turtle has been exploited for its use in jewelry for quite sometime and is prohibited through

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    Wildlife Conservation Introduction Favoured with a unique geographical location and varied landforms‚ India is home to about one third of known life forms in the world. There are over 500 species of mammals and 2060 species of birds that are truly Indian. Rapid growth of human and livestock population since the turn of the century and the consequent pressure on land due to development have taken an increasingly heavy toll on the country wilderness. One of the major threats facing wildlife is the

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    TOPIC: 1. Find an example (not in the course readings) where the interests of humans and the environment are in conflict (recall the Monarch butterfly reserves in Mexico). What would your judgment be in resolving this conflict? Explain your decision.Are there possibilities for negotiation or compromise? Word count: 1056 words In the era of capitalism and fierce corporate rivalries‚ the agenda for any major corporation is likely to prioritize profits over social problems such as environmental

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    To Zoo or Not to Zoo?

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    To Zoo or Not to Zoo? Zoos have been around for hundreds of years and have been enjoyed by millions and millions of people. All around the world‚ zoos provide the public with the chance to see and learn about rare animals. For decades‚ there has been much debate about whether or not zoos should exist. Some people argue that zoos are inhumane and should be closed. However‚ zoos are necessary because they provide us with invaluable knowledge and teach us about the world we live in. As far back as

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    itle: The Galapagos Marine Reserve: how co-managing can arise conflicts and unsuccessful. Background: Located in the Pacific Ocean‚ the Galapagos Archipelago is about 1000 kilometers (km) from mainland Ecuador. It is comprised of 19 islands and 107 islets‚ with a total land area of about 8000 km (Baine et al.‚2007). The exceptional nature of the Galapagos archipelago is given by its position‚ with three major oceans current converging together (Fig.2): a warm water stream coming from Panama‚ a cooler

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    Duck Hunting and Preservation The activity of hunting wild animals for food has long been a practice of man. It is what we as humans survived off for thousands of years. An instinctual need to pursue game is still alive in many of us. Unfortunately‚ those who choose to fulfill this instinct are generally condemned for their actions. Now this may not seem to be such a serious deal‚ but I assure you there is much more to this situation than first meets the eye. The topic of hunting is very significant

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    Environmental Studies Kesha B. 12/09/2012 Westwood College Haiti has a failed society partly due the ecosystem while Denmark society lives a successful and sustainably economy. In Haiti‚ acute poverty forces the population to rely on wood and charcoal for fuel and income‚ leading to ever more deforestation. Sixty-six percent of Haitians depend on agriculture and small-scale farming‚ but most cannot produce enough food on the eroded hillsides to even feed their families. When tropical storms

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