Essays on Environmental Protection

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Sharks Demand Protection Just Like Endangered Species

3 pages / 1150 words

 The job of a marine biologist is to study and conserve the ocean, and all the creatures within it. While their main focus is the water, a lot of their work is conducted on dry land, as they fight for regional laws, fisherman bans, and...

Animal Welfare Endangered Species

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Protection of Endangered Species Can Help Us to Survive

1 page / 487 words

The animals on the list of endangered species exist because their land/area they use to live has been destroyed or the animals have been hunted/poached.The loss of habitat creates the biggest threat to nature. As they are depleted for human use and cleared to make...

Animal Welfare Ecology Endangered Species

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De-extinction Can Help to Protect Endangered Species

4 pages / 1929 words

Climate change is connected with species lose. Humans should be responsible for climate change and specie losses. Climate change is the most important international problem for human beings to face nowadays, and it is a significant challenge across the world due to increasing human consumption....

Climate Change Ecology Endangered Species

156

The Truth About Recycling

4 pages / 1855 words

 Contrary to popular belief, recycling practices have been around for centuries. In fact, some of the earliest forms of recycling date back to 1031 in Japan with the reuse of waste paper. It wasn’t until the industrial age that people dropped recycling ; the mass...

Recycling

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Zoos and Aquariums: How Animals Suffer in Captivity

1 page / 541 words

Captivity drives animals insane. Zoos limit the natural behavior patterns of animals, including migration and in most cases, flight. Animals who would shun humans in nature have no way of escaping routine contact with them. Many animals in captivity develop neurotic and self-harming behavior, these...

Animal Ethics Animal Welfare Zoo

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The Negative Consequences of Keeping Animals in Captivity

3 pages / 1475 words

The first zoo opened in 1765 and it was an enormous success which resulted in improved zoos and aquariums all over the world. Aquariums keep sea animals in captivity they are kept in average sized tanks depending on their size. These places have become animal...

Animal Rights Animal Welfare Zoo

159

Zoos Should Be Banned: The Reasons

1 page / 531 words

The issue that has been lingering for a long time, why zoos should be banned, is discussed in this essay. “We do not own planet Earth; we belong to it. We must share it with our wildlife” – Steve Irwin. Keeping animals in zoos means...

Animal Welfare Zoo

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Reasons Why Zoos Are not a Good Place for Animals

3 pages / 1265 words

In today’s day and age, there are many forms of entertainment that help many people from being stressed out from their day to day life. These forms of entertainment can also help people bond with their family and friends, so it is obvious to see...

Animal Welfare Zoo

161

My Opinion and Discussion of The Reasons for and Against Zoos

2 pages / 792 words

Not zoos are morally wrong is a topic on which people’s views differ greatly. We all have memories of going to the zoo on a family trip when we were younger, but do these fond memories really justify keeping animals in captivity? In this essay...

Animal Welfare Zoo

162

Inhumane Surgeries Against Animal Rights

2 pages / 1045 words

Imagine you wake up in a room you’ve never seen before. You look down and your fingers are cut off at the last knuckle. You try to speak, but you can only make a small noise. You start to panic, but when you try to...

Animal Rights Animal Welfare

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Hostage Animals: The Reasons Behind Keeping Animals in Captivity

3 pages / 1544 words

Zoos have been a common attraction for hundreds of years. People like to see things that they don’t get to experience every day. It is convenient to go to a single location and witness the true beauty of wildlife without ever being in danger or...

Animal Rights Animal Welfare Zoo

164

Discussion of The Issues of Zoos: Imprisonment Or Preservation

5 pages / 2221 words

Zoos are some of the most pleasurable ways to spend your afternoon. It is a way to entertain a family and give them a delightful evening to remember. Zoos are beautiful places that give the chance to see interesting and peculiar animals. The word zoo...

Animal Ethics Animal Welfare Zoo

165

Dangers of Captivity: The Issue of Animal-welfare in Zoos

4 pages / 1668 words

Most people experience mixed feelings of amazement and pity when seeing exotic or wild animals at the zoo. With over 200 million people visiting zoos annually, society is amazed at the existence of wild and exotic animals, but also pity animals in their caged existence,...

Animal Rights Animal Welfare Zoo

166

Cwu and The Issue of Chimpanzee Captivity 

4 pages / 1974 words

Animal captivity has been controversial due to ethical concerns. Primates are a common contender for animal testing based on their similarity to humans. Due to human causes, these primates have needed to seek rehabilitation. At Central Washington University (CWU) overtime there has been two different...

Animal Ethics Animal Testing Animal Welfare

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Animal Rights in The Book of Genesis

4 pages / 1911 words

From the Old Testament to the New Testament, the Bible contains numerous references to other living beings besides humans. Animals, for example, are first mentioned in the Book of Genesis and appear in other parts of Scripture as well. Since biblical times, awareness of animals...

Animal Rights Animal Welfare

168

Discussion of The Worst Cases of Animal Abuse

1 page / 401 words

Today I will be discussing some of the most abused animals, highlighting some of the worst types of abuse, and exploring ways to stop it. Animal abuse is a significant issue worldwide. Dogs, cats, horses, and livestock are among the most abused animals, but there...

Animal Rights Animal Welfare

169

Green Strategies for Hotels: Estimation of Recycling Benefits 

1 page / 427 words

In today’s society, the green economy era and green strategies, such as reusing can give an extradentary benefit to the hotel industry. In any case, there is an absence of research to help these monetary recycling benefits. Therefore, this examination researches the job of recycling to...

Environmental Issues Recycling Waste Management

170

A Global Citizen and The Benefits of International Citizenship

3 pages / 1313 words

Introduction In a rapidly evolving world where borders seem to blur and cultures intermingle, the concept of global citizenship has gained immense importance. Hugh Evans eloquently defines a global citizen as someone who identifies primarily as a member of the human race rather than being...

Citizenship Global Citizen Welfare

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Reasons Why Animals Should not Be Kept in Zoos

1 page / 522 words

I went to the zoo a few weeks ago, and I was watching the Rainforest Fights Back Show. You can tell if the animal is happy or not by looking at their facial expression and how they behave. The animals that were performing didn’t seem...

Animal Welfare Zoo