ABSTRACT CSR is described as contribution of business towards sustainable development and is defined as the development for current and future needs. CSR is associated with many elements such as corporate sustainability, corporate responsibility and corporate stewardship. CSR will provide best interest of society which leads in the direction of positive contribution to the human […]
Global warming and the drastic fluctuations in our climate are issues that require our utmost attention. It requires some of us to sometimes give up certain activities so we can benefit from a cleaner environment. For example, carpooling is inexpensive and a time-efficient way of getting to work or school. Society as a whole also […]
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1. Greening travel to the hotel If attendees are flying to the meeting, provide the client with airlines that offer direct flights to the meeting city. Direct flights tend to use less fuel and contribute fewer greenhouse gas emissions. If possible, provide group transportation for attendees to get to the hotel. Provide the client with […]
Throughout my years in school climate change was always one of the major topics of discussion. Chapter 8 gave me the opportunity to not only understand it but also figure out my stance on the matter. In chapter 8 I was able to get grasp on climate change because I was able to divide it […]
James Graham My Position On Global Warming Global Warming is an issue towards which many individuals in the scientific community hold negative stances. Even though my stance differs for a variety of reasons, the generally accepted idea of global warming is definitely an angle that needs to be communicated. First, global warming […]
Recent reports of the Earth in the year 2040 describe a world of worsening food shortages and wildfires, and a mass die-off of coral reefs. This is a period of time well within the lifetime of much of the global population. In fact, the world that will exist in the future will not know anything […]
Have you wondered what contributed to air pollution? Or, what ignited the innovation of building factories? If you’re wondering, the answer to these questions is the Industrial Revolution and I will explain more to you about what has happened during this era throughout my paper. This era has developed an equal opportunity between negative and […]
The technological advances in modern day automobiles is a good thing to society and the environment. Innovations such as automatic vehicles start and stop, safety tech such as blindspot monitoring, forward collision prevention and many others are great innovations to society because not only does it reduce fatality in car crashes but it reduces the […]
The electric car market is a very prosperous and promising one, which will base and reform the auto market in the foreseen future. There are two main types of electric cars: those that are powered by both electricity and petrol (HEVs and PHEVs) and fully electric vehicles (BEVs), however this case study will focus on […]
Known for their piercing howl and pack life, wolves are one of the mightest creature and revered hunters on planet Earth. History’s greatest pack animal is a small, but mighty creature, motivated by loyalty of the pack hierarchy and hunger of the wilderness. The Canis Lupus has long been relevant in the world of man […]
Gary Snyder, a well known poet, once said, “Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.” Today, we hear a lot about many species of animals are being endangered or threatened. People don’t realize how they are negatively affecting the habitats which is home to numerous number of species. The increasing human interaction […]
Imagine going an entire day without consuming any animal products. Doing so can be incredibly easy for some, but others may not know what to eat which scares them away from this diet. However, they, along with a majority of people, do not fully understand the impacts of becoming vegan, and often frown upon this […]
China, the US, and many other countries signed the Montreal Protocol, which banned the use of chemicals that destroy the ozone layer. The ozone layer is a crucial section of Earth’s stratosphere that absorbs most of the Sun’s dangerous radiation. The ozone part relates to a gas that is created by the radiation itself, which, […]
The agency, then under the control of Scott Pruitt, removed information it had held since 1997, but stated it as a temporary measure. More than a year later, the section seems to have been taken down altogether. According to a Newsweek article from earlier this month, more than 80 URLs have been removed from the […]
In the eighteenth century, the Industrial Revolution took over fossil fuels to power the economy, leading to an increase an economic stability within industries. As we all know, fossil fuels are an organic matter that is made from the remains of flora and fauna. Flora is from plant life and fauna from animals, which is […]
WHO is estimates that 4.6 million people die from pollution each year by asthma, lung and heart diseases, and respiratory allergies, most of these people are from California and other places. What are some ways we could try to stop this? First, cutting out greenhouse gases, second, recycling motor oil, third, picking up your pet’s […]
China has the largest population in recent history, with their population and industrialization process rapidly growing. According to Statista, China’s population is estimated around 1.3 to 1.4 million people with their estimated GDP at around 11 billion dollars (Jaaskelainen, Statista). China is on track to become the next superpower in the world. However with the […]
Climate Change: the Lies and the Truth Global warming is a politicized issue that is fiercely debated by both Democrats and Republicans, yet because global warming is not the problem, it should not be a determining factor in the discussion over climate change. Because “to a scientist, global warming describes the average global surface temperature […]
Climate change, also called global warming refers to the rise in average surface temperatures on Earth. An overwhelming scientific agreement maintains that climate change is due primarily to the human use of fossil fuels, which releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the air. The gases trap heat within the atmosphere, which can have […]
The scientific classification of Staghorn Corals is described as follows: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Cniadaria, Class Anthozoa, Order Scleractinia, Family Acroporidae, Genus Acropora, Species Acropora cervicornis (NMFS, 2015). The A. Cervicornis has algae that lives inside its tissues and gives the animal its Golden tan or pale brown color, and the Staghorn coral colonies usually appear […]
All over the world our ecosystems are being disrupted and destroyed by the hands of humans not realizing that the forest and oceans we cut down and pollute are the very things keeping the human race alive. Conservation is important because the more habitats that are preserved and protected the more natural resources we will […]
Have you ever wondered about what kind of fuel is the cheapest? With the way people seem to be switching to more electric cars over gas, I wanted to compare the two. I feel, that there has been more technology in electric cars within the last 5 years than there has been in gas cars […]
Since the beginning of human kind, nature has provided humans with shelter, resources, etc., being an important part of their development. Although this relationship has changed and evolved from one of the main aspect in human life to areas dedicated to recreation and similar activities, the relationship between humans and nature is still present. This […]
In the documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth”, a former presidential candidate Al Gore, explains the negative impacts we as human beings have been making over the years and voices his concerns to save the earth. He states that global warming is the sun’s radiation being trapped by greenhouse gases. Despite numerous causes in climate change and […]
Calculations made by the Ecological Footprint, a way of measuring and quantifying sustainability, indicates that humans are currently using the equivalent of 1.6 planets to provide the resources they consume. (Tom Beer, Jianping Li, Keith Alverson-2018). If humanity continues on this projected path, we will begin see devastating and irreversible changes to our planet; the […]
Humans in the quest for development and survival have consistently caused irreparable damage to the planet. Everything that makes development possible and life worth living is extracted from nature. These consistent activities that is extracting from nature have caused mass extinction of plants and animal species, pollution of water bodies, gradually causing harmful change in […]
With the drastic increase of food demand and food insecurity throughout the world. It is believed that by 2030 the global demand for food, energy and water is expected to increase by 30 to 40 percent. This is driven by rapid urbanization, population expansion and various arable lands are converted into commercial lands and also […]
The Effects of Plastics on Marine Rafting Organisms: Biodiversity is also affected by plastic in oceans through the phenomenon of “marine rafting” (Branes & Miller). Marine rafting is an event where organisms latch on to a surface and can travel either long or short distances to new places (Branes & Miller). The […]
While geoengineering has the potential to save the planet from climate change, the political and ethical implications, along with the many unknowns surrounding this emerging field, have created controversy and opposition to the process. One reason that geoengineering will not work is that powerful nations will place their interests above those of global efforts to […]
Water hyacinth, Eichhornia crassipes belonging in the family pontederiaceae is a wildly invasive plant species believed to be indigenous to South America. Left unchecked its growth has led to a myriad of problems in major fresh water ecosystems around the globe. It interferes with fishing and fish processing and also, interferes with domestic and irrigation […]
