This symbol reminds those handling the package to keep out of the rain and not to store it in damp conditions. It is normally found on card based packages which would be damaged if placed in contact with water. The broken wine glass suggests that the product inside the packaging could be easily damaged if dropped or handled without care and attention. The contents are fragile! The two hands holding or protecting the package is another reminder that the contents should be handled with care
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fewer and fewer in number because the government has tightened up illegal hawkering. This is due to hygiene and environmental control in preventing diseases such as cholera and diarrhea. Where there are food hawkering‚ there is going to be plenty of rubbish and this is lead to attracting mice and rats. However‚ without hawkering in the community‚ people without any skills would end up having no jobs to go to and they may rely on the government social welfare to them. At least‚ if these people
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places where endangered and other animals are allowed to live. When visiting a national park you need to ensure that you do not disturb plants‚ animals‚ special sites‚ or the enjoyment of other visitors. In national parks rubbish and littering are a main issue‚ as rubbish can easily cause major damage to the environment. Rules are placed among the park instructing people to leave plants‚ animals‚ rocks‚ shells and soil as they find them because disturbing these things can put the lives of animals
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beauty. Gray takes us on the journey with him‚ “We turn off down a gravel road”‚ this allow us‚ the audience to experience his thoughts and feelings towards the amount of rubbish dumped and the fact that a lot of it can be recycled. He uses the metaphor “Rolling in its sand dune shapes” to emphasise the large amount of rubbish surrounding him. He comments on the workers as “shadowy figures who seem engaged in identifying the dead”‚ this suggests that they are hiding in the shadows‚ not wanting to
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Mega Cities Mega cities are large cities‚ with a population of at least 8 million people. The amount of Mega cities are rising‚ due to the fact that for the first time in human history more people live in Urban Areas then rural areas. By 2015 there will be 33 Mega cities and 27 of them are in the developing world. Some examples of Mega cities are : Mexico city‚ Mumbai (India)‚ Bangkok‚ Cairo and manilla. There are many challenges from living in a mega city that is in a developing world. Some of
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We Are Going (Quote Burger Paragraph) The influence of one racial group could wipe out an entire community. In “We Are Going” by Oodgeroo Noonuccal‚ the poet describes how the native people‚ or the Aborigines‚ were forced out of their native lands by white settlers. In the poem‚ the Aborigines feel that they have become the strangers in their old homeland‚ whereas the actual strangers are the white settlers‚ as can be indicated in the line “We are as strangers now‚ but the white tribe are the
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asked you to give some thought to a TMA02 question asked of students on a previous round of this course. We discussed the relevant ideas from the ’material lives’ strand and came up with a structure for a plan‚ outlined below. Rising affluence has been associated with a reduction in the production of waste emissions within the UK. However‚ the waste emissions associated with the total consumption of the UK have risen. Explain how both these statements can be true. In the light of your explanation
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YEAR 11 OUTDOOR EDUCATION MT STERLLING ASSSIGNMENT BY BRADLEY SHALLARD H08 YEAR 11 OUTDOOR EDUCATION MT STERLLING ASSSIGNMENT BY BRADLEY SHALLARD H08 PART A: Mt Sterling is iconic mountain just a couple hours away from Melbourne and its sits right next to the famous Mt Buller. It is one of the only untouched Alpine areas in the country and its natural beauty is draw dropping to say the least. It has an amazing history and what it has to offer is impeccable. Its amazing scenery and views
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Corporate Social responsibility Introduction A few years ago firms only goal was to gain economic profit from their businesses. In recent times it has been discussions if economic profit are the only reason for businesses to exist (Klonoski 1991) In modern society the belief that businesses have responsibilities against the society they operate in have grown bigger‚ but there are still people and organisations who believe that gaining economic profit from their business are the only thing they
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the actual number of dogs in Beijing is actually much higher. The Social and Environmental Impacts of Uncollected Dog Waste Dog waste in urban areas is a largely ignored issue that is nevertheless the source of serious social and environmental problems. Dog waste presents a problem at two stages of waste management: collection and disposal. Picking up: the Collection of Dog Waste Uncollected dog waste can negatively affect park aesthetics as well as public health and safety. It can also damage
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