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    Traffic Congestion in Bangladesh- Causes and Solutions: A study of Chittagong Metropolitan City Robaka Shamsher1 & Mohamamd Nayeem Abdullah2 1 2 Lecturer‚ School of business‚ Independent University‚ Chittagong‚ Bangladesh Lecturer‚ School of business‚ Independent University‚ Chittagong‚ Bangladesh ABSTRACT One of the most challenging and complicated issues in city management in the present decade for Bangladesh is the traffic problem. It is a very common phenomenon in almost all the

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    the Problem‚ Not the Solution Written by: Thaddeus McCarthy Reviewed by: Nur Kamilah Che Ibrahim (1519454) UNGS 2040 Section 6 Thaddeus McCarthy in his article “Education Is the Problem‚ Not the Solution” published on www.huffingtonpost.com on 09/10/2014 challenged the notion of traditional education as the solution for poverty. Contrary to the common idea instilled for generations that the solution to end poverty is the education‚ he rather claimed that it’s actually the root of the problem; the

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    report in 2007. This report state‚ 77% of Indians (that means 836 million people)‚ lived on less than 20 rupees per day (USD 0.50 nominal‚ USD 2.0 in PPP). Most of them have no job or social security. They live in abject poverty.[2][3] One of the problems with estimating poverty in India is a lack of consistent and reliable numbers. McKinsey study quoted above (46% at $1 a day or above for a household size of 5) is off by a factor compared to 77% under $0.5 a day by NCEUS. To add insult to injury

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    What is air pollution? "Let’s go out for a breath of fresh air" is an often-heard phrase‚ but how many of us realize that this has become irrelevant in today’s world? The quality of air in our cities is anything but fresh. Air pollution is a serious problem in our society these days. We need to take action to help prevent air pollution before it is to late. To help prevent air pollution are; we could run cars on water or batteries which are environmentally safe or even car pool more‚ ban aerosol cans

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    eventually be 40 feet under water- leaving over 100 million people homeless. If we continue to see these rates rise and do nothing about it‚ there will be serious health problems‚ more extreme weather conditions‚ billion dollar industries will go bankrupt (skiing and wineries)‚ and it will cause ecological catastrophes. The history of the problem stems back to the 1960’s when global warming was first discovered and tested. It was discovered that the CO2 levels were now increasing more rapidly than every before

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    the problem of induction? Introduction Inductive reasoning is the basis upon which we build our lives‚ thoughts‚ and knowledge. It is perhaps the cornerstone to all knowledge that we have ever gathered and use. However‚ is it rationally justified? Can we know that our method of inductive reasoning will lead us to a valid conclusion? The answer to this is surprisingly no. We will look closely at the problem of induction‚ and 20th century philosopher Karl Popper’s solution to this problem‚ and

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    The Problems and Solutions of Overcrowding in Modern Cities Now In the world there are many cities which are facing overcrowding‚ such as London‚ Tokyo‚ New York‚ Paris‚ Beijing‚ Singapore‚ Manila and Rio. But‚ few people know the exact meaning of the term “overcrowding”. There is a popular definition which is widely accepted by scholars: “an outgrowth of excessive size is overcrowding‚ meaning too many people occupying little space.” (Brunn et al‚ 1983‚ p37). Overcrowding causes huge problems

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    due to immediate human economic needs. Brazil’s local environmental problems have become a world concern. These problems are so numerous that it is difficult to focus on only two. A population explosion that creates excessive amounts of waste and garbage and puts heavy demands on the environment‚ strip and coal mining‚ emissions control‚ and species elimination and extinction are major concerns. Two of the most serious problems facing Brazil’s environment at present‚ however‚ are the devastation

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    [pic] Internet Security: Problems & Solutions Table of contents: Introduction: 3 Internet Vulnerabilities and Threats: 3 • Digitial “Eavesdropping” or Password sniffing 3 • Denial of Service (DoS) 4 • Viruses 5 • Trojans 5 • Spyware 6 Security solutions: 7 • Passwords 7 • Security Token 7 • Antivirus software 8 Conclusion: 8 References: 9 Introduction: “The Internet is a global network of interconnected computers‚ enabling users to share information along multiple

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    I think that the first thing that needs to be done to help combat world hunger is education. People in developed countries need to realize that hunger is a problem. As they always say‚ acceptance is the first step. However‚ this obviously won’t be fixing any problems. But I think first is to devise a way to limit our waste. We currently have so much food that is just thrown away. It’s inevitablethat not all food will be saved: some will be thrown away‚ but if we could utilize more of this food into

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