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    Bureaucracy Case Analysis

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    Coleman incorporated‚ approached the legal department about a contamination problem he discovered in the fall of 1988. Panic struck…. and it all hit the fan…. when the Kansas Dept. of Health and Environment‚ acting on behalf of the Environment Protection Agency‚ reported that Wichita was sitting on an underground polluted lake ----dubbed the Gilbert and Mosley site.. The site was four miles long and one-and one half miles wide. The polluted aquifer was right beneath the “center” of the business district

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    Presidential Decree

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    Presidential Decree No. 1586 or the Environmental Impact Statement System Year of Enactment and Implementation Enacted and Implemented in 1978 Purpose To attain and maintain a rational and orderly balance between socio-economic growth and environmental protection Control Area Nationwide Overview The pursuit of a comprehensive and integrated environmental protection program necessitates the establishment and institutionalization of a system whereby the exigencies of socio-economic undertakings

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    Market Inefficiency

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    References: Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. (2012‚ July 25). Questions about vehicle emissions testing. Retrieved from http://www.epa.state.il.us/air/vim/faq/testing.html O ’Sullivan‚ A.‚ Sheffrin‚ S.‚ Perez‚ S. (2012). Survey of economics. Boston‚ MA: Pearson Prentice Hall

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    country. The state level of government is similar to the federal level. Each state has its own system of government that operates under the umbrella of the federal government. State governments consist of three branches just as the federal government does. State governments are responsible for things such as state lawmaking‚ collecting state taxes building and maintaining state highways and funding state parks and preserves. The federal government has more power and authority than state or local governments

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    Medical Waste

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    “Unused Medical Waste and The Environmental Impact” U.S. hospitals generate more than two million tons of medical waste each year. Meanwhile‚ more than ten million children under age of five die in the developing countries due to the lacking enough medical care according to Health Care Without Harm. Also medical waste is a main source of dioxin‚ mercury‚ and the other pollutants that can be dangerous for human health and the environment. It is important to learn about activities of non-profit organizations

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    Environmental Burden of Disease •World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that “24% of the global burden of disease and 23% of all deaths can be attributed to environmental factors.” •For children 0-14 years of age‚ environmental factors cause 36% of all deaths. •In the developing world‚ 25% of deaths can be attributed to environment‚ while in the developed world – only 17% of deaths. What are the Major Environmental Factors? •Contaminated water – nearly 30% of environmental affects come

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    so deadly | Firstpost." 2012. 28 Mar. 2013 [4] "Transportation and Air Quality | US EPA." 27 Mar [7]"Car Pollution Facts - EVsRoll." 2011. 27 Mar. 2013 [8] "Cars and Air Pollution - EPA Victoria." 2005 [9] "Automobiles and Ozone - US Environmental Protection Agency." 28 Mar. 2013 [10]"• Total number of registered U.S [12]"Water Trivia Facts | Drinking Water | US EPA." 2010. 28 Mar. 2013 [13] "How Many Gallons of Water Does it Take to Make Mar. 2013 [15] "Are We Running Out of Oil and Gas? - PetroStrategies

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    The Economics of The Clean Air Act Air is a part of all of our lives. Without clean air‚ nothing we know of can exist. The debate over clean air‚ it’s regulations‚ their teammates and opposition‚ and the economic factors coming into play into this ever-more recognizable problem is a widespread and ever more controversial one. Like a long countdown to eventual disaster‚ the pollution effecting our world has no doubt made increasingly more impact on our daily lives‚ and has increased the intensity

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    Richard Nixon

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    and the Soviet Union where the use of nuclear weapons would stop being used. Nixon accomplished much with our nation’s environment. He passed many acts which included the National Environmental Policy of 1969‚ The Environmental Protection Agency of 1970‚ The Clean Air Act Extension of 1970‚ Marine Mammal Protection of 1972‚ the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974‚ and the Endangered Species Act of 1973. We can thank him for making our environment a better place. Besides improving our environment

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    The Flint Water Crisis

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    unpleasant by many. Flint‚ Michigan is enduring major water-related issues. Although it is an extremely dire situation‚ there are still a couple of possible solutions to resolve this lead-contaminated water dilemma. The Flint water crisis is an environmental issue. This crisis is all over news broadcasts and articles‚ however‚ no one has wholeheartedly taken initiative for handling this situation. “Every two steps forward‚ there’s always five steps back…” (3) Residents of this city continue

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