Essays on Human Impact

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Environmental Awareness as The Only Key for Our Future Existence

2 pages / 719 words

We now live on a dying planet, the Earth. And the only way for us to remain here is to restore nature, the Earth that has sheltered us. Knowledge is power, so learn more about the science behind our climate challenge and the role that...

Air Pollution Environmental Education Environmental Ethics

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Sustainable Development is a Wise Way of Human Development

4 pages / 1802 words

In our quest to increase our chances of survival and our quality of living on the planet human have been engaging in engineering activities to maximize the availability of air, food, water, and shelter. These activities have been characterized by the waves of revolution namely,...

Innovation Resources

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Nuclear Power: Impact of Radioactive Particles on The Environment

2 pages / 1104 words

On the 6th of August 1945, the world became aware of the power of nuclear reactions when the atomic bomb nicknamed “Little Boy” was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, killing tens of thousands. Soon after the end of World War II, the US Atomic Energy Commission...

Nuclear Power Pollution

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Nuclear Power Economic: Cost, Comparison and Waste

4 pages / 1806 words

Introduction to The Economics of Energy As the world moves towards a future where cleaner and more plentiful energy sources will be utilized over traditional non-renewables, the research field into the benefits and detriments of nuclear energy continues to grow. While health and safety risks,...

Nuclear Energy Nuclear Power

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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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Environmental Issue that Can Become a Disaster - Acid Rain

1 page / 412 words

Acid rain is a kind of a precipitation that include acidic components. Acid rain is caused by mainly due to natural and human activities. When it comes to natural causes volcanoes are responsible for it. But acid rain mainly caused by the human activities like...

Environmental Issues Pollution Water Pollution

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Environmental Disasters: Causes and Effect of Acid Rain

4 pages / 1810 words

Introduction Many human activities, including the burning of fossil fuels, cause pollution. Pollution is the release of harmful substances called pollutants into the environment. The air pollution created when fossil fuels burn does not stay in the air forever. Instead, it can travel great distances,...

Environmental Issues Pollution Water Pollution

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Countering Myths and Misinformation Around Nuclear Power

2 pages / 985 words

Bangladesh’s first nuclear power plant (NPP) in Rooppur on the east side of the river Padma in the Pabna district is nearing completion. The atomic energy project which includes two units, with a capacity of 1.2GW each will make Bangladesh, only the third South Asian...

Nuclear Energy Nuclear Power

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Attitudes of The Australian Public to Nuclear Power

4 pages / 1608 words

Introduction The production of energy for domestic consumption in Australia is currently dominated by coal, oil and gas, with only a minor component from renewable sources. Although Australia has significant reserves of uranium and is one of the world’s main exporters of the mineral, it...

Nuclear Energy Nuclear Power

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How to Prevent Acid Rain:the Main Measures

3 pages / 1463 words

Introduction Acid rain, a devastating environmental issue, poses significant threats to ecosystems, human health, and infrastructure. It is a result of air pollution, particularly emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx), which react with atmospheric components to form acidic precipitation. While the consequences...

Acid Rain Pollution Water Pollution

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Acid Rain as Urgent Environmental Issue

2 pages / 1135 words

Introduction Acid rain, or acid deposition is rain water with elevated levels of hydrogen (H+) ions. Acid rain refers to the ways in which acid moves from the atmosphere to the earth’s surface. It is transboundary and involves the falling of sulfuric or nitric acid....

Acid Rain Pollution Water Pollution

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The Way Whaling Accelerates Global Warming

4 pages / 1932 words

Humans are the root of many of the Earth’s recent health declines and instead of being focused on how to solve these issues, government officials are more focused on why their countries are no longer first world power. Rather than focusing on why they are...

Environmental Issues Global Warming Whaling

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The Topic of Whaling in The Movie 'In The Heart of The Sea'

3 pages / 1580 words

Is it ethical to kill living creatures for the sake of common good? Does the sense of necessity greater than morality? Does morality apply when the need of the common people abides the rules of ethics? Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each...

Film Analysis Whaling

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The Hidden Problems of Banning Whaling

1 page / 538 words

Whaling is the term used to describe the act of killing whales to use for meat, oil, bones, and any other by products that they may provide. Whaling has been around for a long period of time. The meat was used to feed people, the...

Extinction Killer Whales Whaling

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Air Pollution: Main Environmental Problem for Humanity

2 pages / 885 words

In many severe problems in earth environment pollution is one of the most alarming issues. It refers to contamination of our surroundings. Among most common 4 types of pollution, air pollution is increasing in alarming rate. As world progressing, the city is modernizing more and...

Air Pollution Environmental Issues Pollution

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A Clash of Civilizations: Makah and The Ban on Whaling

4 pages / 1907 words

Introduction Traditions and beliefs are the fundamental principles that govern any society. In contemporary times many of these principles have come under threat by globalization and the interference of various governments and agencies. The lengthy relationship between the Americans and the Indians is mostly rooted...

Ancient Civilizations Indian Culture Whaling

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E-coli Outbreak and The Significance of Drinking Water Safety Management

1 page / 515 words

Escherichia coli (E-coli) are the bacteria usually found in food , environment , human and animal intestines. There are so many harmless strained E-coli, and few other sorts are infectious. The harmful E-coli can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infection (UTI), respiratory diseases, pneumonia etc. Made-to-order...

Water Pollution

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Garbage Burning: Environmental Impacts and Solutions

5 pages / 2150 words

With developed society, there are lots of new companies or factories. They provide several products which is for human life, such as beverage, newspaper and electric devices. People utilize them in the life. When they are gone, they will become garbage. The consequence of these...

Environmental Issues Garbage Problems Pollution

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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