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    Industrialization increased the world’s standard of living and brought better health to hundreds of million of people. Ironically‚ industrialization threatens to disable the basic environment of human race‚ posing what may be the greatest health hazard of all time. Underlying today’s environment decay is the globalization of capitalism which continues to push for economic growth. Earth cannot withstand such an onslaught. Global economic production creates global pollution‚ and faster paced production

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    Geography Of Kenya

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    information on Kenya’s geography and climate came from The World Factbook and National Geographic Kids. Some natural resources of Kenya are limestone‚ soda ash‚ salt‚ gemstones‚ feldspar‚ zinc‚ gypsum‚ wildlife‚ and hydropower. There are natural hazards in Kenya‚ here are some examples: recurring

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    can result in unanticipated harmful effects‚ and because genetically engineered foods are not tested sufficiently‚ this experiment not only jeopardizes the health of individuals‚ but could also lead to global food shortages and extensive ecological hazards. Argument 1: As it’s practiced today‚ agriculture damages the environment more than any other human activity. Genetically engineered crops will ease that negative impact. Insect resistant GM crops‚ such as those containing the bacterial But gene

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    If we then assume that the average temperature is rising‚ I think that the long term warming will cause a bit more spreading (in number) of natural hazards such as monsoons‚ (droughts)‚ typhoons leading to more severe rainfall. Since the typhoons never really reaches the city but foremost Japan (due to the coriolis force/effect) the size and number may increase

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    Thesis Statement: Typhoon Sendong destroyed many lives and brought destructions to Iligan City and Cagayan De Oro City. 1. Introduction 1. Typhoon is a Natural Phenomena 2. Importance of the Study 3. Natural Disaster 2. Factors That Caused The Flooding 1. Illegal Logging 2. Mining 3. Climate Change 4. Negligence of The Society 3. The Effects of the Typhoon 1. Loss of Homes and Lives 2. Traumatic Experiences 3. Devastation of Natural Resources

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    Environmental pollution

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    Non-degradable pollutants-do not decompose or slowly decompose in the environment. Pollutions are different kinds 1. Air pollution 2. Water pollution 3. Soil pollution 4. Marine pollution 5. Noise pollution 6.Thermal pollution and 7. Nuclear hazards I-Air pollution: It may be defined as “the presence of one or more contaminants like dust‚ smoke‚ mist and odour in the atmosphere which are injurious to human beings‚ plants and animals Sources of air pollution: a)Naturalpollution -volcanic

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    INTERVENTION MEASURES TABLE OF CONTENTS CAUSES‚ EFFECTS AND SOLUTIONS TO WATERSHED DEGRADATION PREAMBLE Page 4 1. INTRODUCTION Page 4 - 6 2. Causes of Watershed Degradation Page 7 2.1 Land degradation 7 - 8 2.2 Deforestation 8 2.3 Removal of vegetation 8 2.4 Shifting cultivation without adequate fallow periods 9 2.5 Overgrazing 9 2.6 Poor farming methods 9 - 10 2.7 Cultivation of marginal lands 10 - 11 2.8 Improper

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    Pollution

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    situation. Pollution causes several types of harmful disease so we must control pollution for our survival. Environmental pollution is defined as the unfavorable alteration of our surroundings. Human population explosion‚ rapid industrialization‚ deforestation‚ unplanned urbanization‚ scientific and technological advancement etc. are the major causes of environmental pollution. In India‚ all the sources of water like rivers‚ lakes‚ ponds and wells have been polluted and are unfit for drinking. As a result

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    Water Conservation

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    like to enforce them to do so. Without water conservation‚ our limited water supply will diminish over time. What is a Drought?Drought‚ like a destructing earthquake or flood‚ is a natural disaster. Drought is an insidious hazard to nature.

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    I am writing this paper on the hazards of Urbanization and the sequence of environmental destruction that follow. Home to four of the ten fastest-growing counties in the nation– Atlanta‚ Georgia has directly contributed to major environmental impacts that need to be addressed in order to preserve the quality of life of its inhabitants. The largest metropolitan area in the southeast‚ Atlanta has the fastest growth rate of any city within the southeast with a population of 4.1 million people. These

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