Essays on Environmental Protection

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The End of Abundance: The Impact of Overfishing on Oceans

2 pages / 1011 words

In recent years, overfishing the world’s oceans has significantly faced numerous issues such as socially, environmentally and economically. highlights that the amount of marine animals has decreased by half since 1970. For the purpose of this essay, overfishing may be referred to as an excessive...

Environmental Issues Wildlife Conservation

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An Analysis of The Importance of Environmental Education and Awareness

1 page / 427 words

Introduction Environmental education is a fluctuating and diverse field that focuses primarily on the educational process that has remained neutral. There is no doubt that the importance of environmental education exists. However, in this essay, this topic is revealed. The primary goal of environmental education...

Environmental Education Environmental Ethics Environmental Issues

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Beyond The Limit: Understanding The Urgency of Overfishing

3 pages / 1324 words

Did you know that overfishing is harvesting too many fish without hardly any delay, so the population turns out to be too exhausted to even consider recovering? Among problems that are exist in the world overfishing is discussed in the essay to show up that...

Environmental Issues Wildlife Conservation

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Examing Garrett Hardin's Arguments in 'Tragedy of The Commons'

1 page / 566 words

Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay Understanding Garrett Hardin’s ‘Tragedy of the Commons’ The essay ‘Tragedy of the Commons’ by Garrett Hardin is all about how shared...

Modern Society Waste Management

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Water Resources Problems - Are Consequences of Our Consumer Actions

4 pages / 1629 words

For primitive beings like us, life seems to have one single purpose — gaining time. It is going through time that also seems to be the only real purpose of each of the cells in our bodies. To achieve that, the mass of the cells...

Natural Resources Resources Water Conservation

120

To Be a Citizen of The World Full of Cosmopolitanism

3 pages / 1365 words

To be a citizen of the world, this new world of invention and discovery, it is as though there is something new being created every minute of every day. We have so much knowledge at the tips of fingertips that people just 50 years ago...

Book Review Ethics in Everyday Life Global Citizen

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Measures to Counteract Harmful Effect of Acid Rain

2 pages / 774 words

Rain water is naturally acidic and while falling down, the rain dissolves the carbon dioxide and water naturally present in the atmosphere to form a weak carbonic acid with a PH of 5.6. Burning of fossil fuels and emissions from vehicles and natural sources results...

Environmental Ethics Environmental Issues Pollution

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Channeling Unavoidable Food Waste Towards The-fluoridation

6 pages / 2521 words

Abstract Air, water, and food are the three basic needs for the survival of mankind. Earth’s surface is enclosed with two third of the water. But the availability of quality freshwater is one of the most critical environmental issues. Pollutants are the major factor for...

Peel Waste Management

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Influence of Interest Groups on The Problem of Global Warming

3 pages / 1379 words

Introduction Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay Global warming has been an issue that has been debated on and off many times. Some people believe that it...

Ecology Global Warming Interest Groups

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Environmental Awareness Programs in The Us and Canada: from Native Americans to Boy Scouts

3 pages / 1339 words

Native Americans had a significant influence on the farming practices of the early European immigrants into North America. Some of the agricultural practices, foods, and forms of land use that Native Americans used are still used today even though they have been improved to match...

Boy Scouts Environmental Education Native American

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Social, Environmental, and Financial Benefits of Carpooling

2 pages / 777 words

According to research done by the University of Waterloo, the key to making ride sharing work is to actually enjoy the people you carpool with. A professor of management engineering at the University of waterloo, Bissan Ghaddar, wanted to get a better understanding about what...

Carpool Driving Transportation

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Short Discussion of Real Advantages of Carpooling

1 page / 510 words

Spending on transportation is part of what we consider to be fixed expenses in a family, whether to move to work, to study or simply because we live in areas further away from the large urban centers. In this situation, car sharing becomes an excellent...

Carpool Driving Transportation

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The Benefits of Carpooling in Relation to Environment and Transportation Issues

1 page / 493 words

India is undergoing rapid urbanization has contributed positively to increasing the distribution rate of vehicles. An aspirational and growing middle-class has led to a massive addition of cars to Indian roads from 6.1million in 2000 to 30.2 million in 2016, according to Ministry of Road...

Carpool Driving Transportation

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The Benefits of Carpooling in Contrast to Single Driving

1 page / 640 words

Traditional Practices Followed Carpooling also referred to as car-sharing is the sharing of car journeys so that more than one person travels in a car, saves time, traffic problems, pollution and restricts only a single car to travel to the same location. By having more people...

Carpool Driving Transportation

129

Environmental Problems: Challenges and Solutions

3 pages / 1427 words

Abstract People need energy and related services to ensure social and economic development, and prosperity and to improve health care. In trying to achieve all of these, many environmental negative consequences appear. RES (Renewable Energy Systems) are considered resources that are clean and minimize negative...

Ecology Environmental Issues

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The Advantages of Recycling and Its Impact on The Environment

3 pages / 1239 words

Why should we recycle? Failing to recycle could contribute to the end of life on earth as we know it. Recycling should be compulsory in every household because this will eventually save energy, reduce global warming and protects the marine life. This is not happening...

Environmental Issues Pollution Recycling

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Waste Disposal Management: Stimulating The Solicitude of The Students

3 pages / 1553 words

Introduction The project proposal aims to address, give awareness, and solution to the problem of waste management in Angeles University Foundation. The researchers have observed that garbage cans are provided within the school premises yet it is not clearly labeled. This particular reason goes down...

Environmental Issues Pollution Waste Management

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Solid Waste Management in The United States: The Mississippi Region

4 pages / 1593 words

Introduction Management of waste is a global challenge that must be significantly considered for sustainable development and the protection of biodiversity. It refers to the process that involves the inception, treatment activities, transportation, and final disposal of wastes that are generated through daily human activities....

Environmental Issues Pollution Waste Management

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The Principle of Equality in Accordance to Animal Rights

4 pages / 2020 words

All Animals Are Equal “… or why the ethical principle on which human equality rests requires us to extend “equal consideration” to animals too “. This principle of equal consideration of interests (ECOI) is a“moral principle” that states one should both include and every affected...

Animal Ethics Animal Rights Animal Welfare