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    →IMPORTANCE OF FORESTS •Forests play a role indispensable for life on earth by absorbing carbon dioxide and fixing carbon while releasing oxygen into air through Photosynthesis‚ particularly‚ tropical forests absorb almost 2-3 times as much carbon dioxide as temperate forests and have thus been called ‘the lungs of our planet’ •Conservation of water resources •Prevention of disasters •Supplying forest products •Sheltering Rich Ecosystems Wholesome influence of forest on environment:

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    6 years old Kudanta‚ a girl from Sahel‚ Africa‚ has to travel back and forth 8km to get one bucket of water for her family. The Earth is drying up‚ and the more it does‚ the life expectancy of the Earth decreases‚ and nobody can ever predict it. Climate change is the greatest environmental threat humanity has ever faced and the biggest challenge. No one knows how much warming is safe‚ but we do know that climate change has already harmed people and ecosystems around the globe; seasons are shifting

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    In reflection there are many differences between the United States’ 31st president Herbert C. Hoover and it’s 32nd president Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ so much so that their administrations and thoughts on how to run the country existed on two completely different paradigms in relation to their views on the governments role in society. To begin with‚ the Grand old man and the New dealer start out with a difference in the very foundation of their political standpoints. Herbert Hoover was affiliated

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    en a problem since Haiti became and independent nation. Because of Haiti’s rough economic start as a free nation and foreign and internal factors‚ Haiti was not properly set up to industrialize and be able to join a competitive free market without damage being done to the local industries that support Haiti. Before Haiti became a free‚ independent nation‚ it was sugar and coffee producing powerhouse owned by the French that relied on slave labor. By period of the French Revolution‚ plantations in

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    The High Cost of High-Tech Foods Social Responsibility and Ethics in Management‚ BSBA 325 April 1‚ 2012 Case 13 The High Cost of High-Tech Foods 1. What are the ethical issues in this case? The first ethical issue I perceive in the case is that both parties‚ when discussing the subject‚ base their arguments more on feelings and assumptions than on scientific facts‚ which I find unethical when discussing something as important as health and alimentation. Also‚ there is the pro-GM vision

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    climatic surroundings‚ and avoids soil in erosions and many more. However‚ trees have been disappearing at a disturbing rate and it is projected that‚ about 50 % of the tree cover has been removed. Trees are being cut for numerous purposes and when reforestation is not happening‚ the proportion between the cut trees and young trees gets extended thus causing in infertile lands‚ which may at times become beneficial for economic purposes‚ just gets misused for no reason. Global warming is an issue that is

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    Name: Rory Hines Assignment: Text Into Context Topic: Unemployment and JEEP Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP) The Peoples’ National Party‚ the present government‚ in its election manifesto as the then opposition‚ stated that part funding for the Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme would be allocated from state-owned resources. This implies that that part funding would also come from non-state owned resources as well. It declared that funding from the employment creation initiative

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    Elements of national power A common approach to power particularly associated with the ranking of states within a hierarchy‚ has been to identify the capacities that states or other actors use to exert influence. In this view‚ the key elements of national power include military strength‚ economic development‚ population‚ and geography. Military strength refers to the way that one nation has the ability to protect it own territory and people from external aggression and to pursue its interests abroad

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    The federal government can make are break a country‚ and there are many different ways to govern people. In the United States prior to the Great Depression the federal government took the laissez faire approach to running the economy. The government was not too excited to get involve with the financial aspects of the country. When the stock market crashed and the economy was in shambles the federal government had to take a different approach to how the country’s money should be run. President

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    jlsgsgbsdbSingapore’s Biodiversity Singapore‚ by virtue of its geographical location‚ has rich biodiversity‚ in spite of its intense urbanisation. Dry land tropical rainforests‚ mangroves and coral ecosystems are some of the key habitats found in Singapore. Singapore is a city-state with a land area of about 710 km. It is one of the most densely populated countries in the world and yet‚ harbours rich native biodiversity‚ both terrestrial and marine. The wealth of biodiversity can be attributed

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