Is the money spent on saving endangered species worth it? The endangered species are facing extinction day by day at an alarming rate that is why it is important human beings do everything to save the natural resources. Human beings cannot exist alone. We have a codependent relationship with the...
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Fraser River: An Introduction Fraser River is the longest river in the entire British Columbia and the 10th longest in Canada (\"Rivers of Canada - Fraser River: Can Geo Education,\" 2018). The river starts from Black Mountain at Fraser pass and flows 1375 kilometers up into the Georgia Strait at Vancouver....
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Water is indispensible in life since humans cannot survive without it. In addition to its crucial role in survival, it can improve economic activities in a given area or derail them (Rai and Nagpal 2017). The planet although containing more than 332million cubic miles, only a mere 2% of this...
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Most major cities are developed due to the transport system. With mass motorization in the cities, there have been a significant increase in commuter traffic and associated air pollution. In a bid to avoid associated health complications, the response of the public has been moving away from the polluted areas....
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One of the major challenges facing different states today includes environmental pollution. The best strategies for finding solution to these problems begin with the identification of causes. Hundreds of plastic items including food containers, balloons, straws, and cutlery have made their way to the environment. A research study was conducted...
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According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2015), climate change refers to a significant change in the measures of climate that persists for an extended time period. A global climate that is warming brings undesirable alterations that impact global water supplies, agriculture, the natural environment, human health and safety,...
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In Michael Specter’s essay “Bigfoot,” Michael talks about the issue of increasing pollution from carbon emissions, and what causes the emissions. He explains that we as humans produce a whole lot of emissions from everyday tasks that we would hardly think about. Some examples are driving to work, flying in...
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Wildlife mainly is one of the significant sources of income in our States in a way that the species differ from one another as per the conservation status. The below-chosen species are categorized as critically endangered and endangered respectively. Comparing the black rhino (critically endangered species) and the Amur Tiger...
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Water Situation in California Water is a crucial natural resource with a myriad of biological, chemical and physical uses. According to Ballard and Hively (2017, p.96), the current water coverage is 71% of the earth's total surface with the percentage rapidly increasing due to unpredictable climatic changes caused by the greenhouse...
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The impact of global warming has been felt, and everyone is worried about the future of the world. In the building and construction industry, there have been concerns on Sustainable housing and building to comply with the need to protect the environment and thus minimize the effect of climate change...
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Australia is able to create a favorable environment for its citizens as well as for the growth of its economy by undertaking some changes in its residential development projects. By so doing, Australia will have sustainable residential projects that have no negative impacts on the environment. The elements to be...
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A can crusher is a simple crushing tool used during the recycling process of aluminum cans such as soda and beer cans (Hyde, Hyde and Carl 1998). The crusher is able to minimize the space required for storage by compressing the cans to a height of one inch. The crusher...
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