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    A GIANT SIZE ENVIRONMENT EXTENDED RESPONSE IN RESPONSE 2A BROAD/GENERAL QUESTION …. Evaluate the effectiveness of the legal system in protecting the global environment. INTRODUC-TORY IDEAS Some key ideas we can consider: the need for global environmental protection change over time global problem – interdependence of nation states types of environmental problems faced? Climate change‚ biodiversity issues‚ deforestation‚ loss of species etc. Making a judgement on effectiveness

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    BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT. The business environment is the aggregate of all conditions‚ events‚ and influences that surround and affect a business firm. Business environment generally refers to the external factors affecting‚ either positively or negatively‚ the operation of a firm. The most important external factors include economic‚ legal‚ political‚ social and technological factors Business environment is classified as follows:- (a) Internal Environment: These are the environmental factors which

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    material means. This means that the knowledge and ability of environment protection‚ ecological reconstruction and the material means are all the essential factors of green technology‚ only these three factors are combined and interacted‚ that they can constitute the practical green technology. Environment protection and ecological knowledge are the indispensability factors of green technology. And its innovation is the application of environment protection and ecological knowledge. The connotation of

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    A Killer to the Environment—Disposable Plastic In Minnesota‚ people can get several plastic bags when they go shopping in many shops‚ like Walmart‚ Target‚ or some other kinds of shops. When people go to the drive-in the buy some drinks‚ they will get the plastic cup. Disposable plastic bowls‚ plates‚ forks and spoons are sailed in many supermarkets. Living in Minnesota‚ plastic products are easy to get and use in many situations. Many people think that plastic products are very helpful and convenient

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    necessary to worry about the environment and how the earth would be affected. Cases were brought to people on how the factories were destroying and corrupting the earth’s environment when in reality they didn’t look at the good and they had little to no information on the environment. I have believed the state of a self sustaining economy by the people is more important than a little pollution into the air at this time. I don’t think anyone would be rooting for the environment when they’re living on the

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    anti-pollution programs. As a result‚ Congress recognized the significance of the issue by passing the National Environmental Protection Act on December 2‚ 1970. (epa.gov) The Environmental Protection Act was built to protect human health and the environment. President Nixon appointed the authority to prepare a proposal for the designing of the EPA to the staff of Ash Council. The Ash Council redirected the plan

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    environmental complexity by BHP management was clearly limited. It is evident that the decisions were made on a complex/stable analysis‚ while the changing environmental conditions failed to be taken into account. Most significantly‚ the actual environment itself‚ its geographic instability and rainfall levels were overlooked in the decision-making process. High rainfall levels result in a larger than usual runoff into the OK Tedi River. An environmental impact statement was compiled which would bring

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    are: * Political environment: Apple‚ Inc.‚ like any other company can be affected by certain laws and regulations that could be put in place by the government‚ for example Internet regulation. * Economic environment: recent economic crisis has caused many consumers to stay away from big purchases‚ such as computers‚ which has a big impact on the sale of Apple’s number one product. * Socio-cultural environment: more and more people are getting concern about the environment and the production

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    Over the years‚ the global environment has become more and more corrupt. In the book‚ The Image of the Environment (1960)‚ author Kevin Lynch examines how observers take in information of the city. He uses Boston‚ Jersey City and Los Angeles as examples of this. Lynch disclosed that users understood their surroundings in consistent and predictable ways. They form mental maps with five elements such as‚ paths‚ edges‚ districts‚ nodes‚ and landmarks. Many people are not aware of what is surrounding

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    Is Humankind Dangerously Harming the Environment? The issue of whether mankind is dangerously or negatively harming the environment has been a debate over a long period of time. Individuals and scholars make quite compelling arguments on either spectrum of the issue. From the argument between Lester Brown and Bjorn Lomborg‚ it is evident that the debates on this issue may continue for a much longer period of time. Both authors did agree to some extent that humans do deplete the earth’s resources;

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