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State of World Article The article is concentrated on describing the difficult situations posed by consumption, proceeding to find out ways that the utilization of resources can advance prospects for the well-being of humanity and their sustainability. With the major theme revolving around consumption, the...
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Indeed, Africa is greatly rich in natural as well as human resources, which are basis for the prosperity of a given country. However, the continent is globally the poorest and underdeveloped. Natural calamities play a pivotal role in downgrading Africa’s productivity. Natural disasters in the...
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In India, they do not connect many large numbers of areas and villages to the power distribution system. Therefore, hybrid renewable sources of energy is better way to provide power in these areas. Renewable energy sources and technologies can provide solutions to the problems we...
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The management of forest resource in Zanzibar currently brought a serious debate among people discussing the causes of the mismanagement of forest resources in Zanzibar. Some feels that mismanagement is influenced by the social economic reasons such as poverty and low family income. Others think...
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One long term effect of the resource curse is the reduction in the quality of institutions and in the government itself. Boschini, Pettersson, and Roine contend that for the resource curse theory to be true in the first place there must be a dearth of...
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The orthodox neoclassical theory considers natural resources to be a potential source of income and accentuates the positive role of natural resources in economic development. Despite the potentially beneficial impact of natural resource wealth on economic prosperity, empirical research has shown that natural resource-abundant economies...
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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,...
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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...