Essays on Environment

Climate change is the adverse conditions of the climate that are resulting to overwhelming and uncontrollable effects to the globe. These effects of the climate change are caused by the reckless human activities and this trigger nature to engineer hazardous and dangerous paybacks. The human activities causing the climate change...

The term nuclear energy refers to a protected, clean, accessible as well as energy source that is competitive. Nuclear energy is the only power which can replace a critical section of the fossils fuels such as oil, coal, and gas which are known to widely contaminate the environment as well...

Aribigbola research work focused on the discussion of the link that exists between climate change and the armed conflict that is present in West Africa countries that includes Nigeria. The conflict emerges from disputes in oil production. The article will be used to support the claim that oil production leads...

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) depend on fisheries and aquaculture to sustain their economies and livelihood. Fisheries yield up to 10% of these countries total GDP. The question that comes is how best the states can be assisted to protect their source of livelihood and...

In the next coming years, air travels are expected to increase all over the world due to factors such as globalisation, increased population and the low costs of air transport. The fact that Heathrow is currently the busiest airport in the world, with already overstretched resources, means that in the...

Australia is a nation that has vast arid land; the government directly involves itself in the process providing the necessary legislation to the mining laws. The population of around 20 million has provided an ingredient that supports one of the wealthiest economies in the world. Development of Mining Significance to First...

The Impact of Globalization on Developing Countries The advent of globalization facilitated the improvement of relations between developing and developed countries. Improvement in trade between developing and developed countries in the 21st century can be attributed to globalization. As a relevant concept, globalization refers to the process by which business institutions...

A Civil Action A Civil Action, authored by Jonathan Harr is a book that details the misfortunes that children who lived in Woburn, Massachusetts faced. The author presents how the two fortune industries erected in this region predisposed children to leukemia, a fatal condition that costed the residents here at least...

Environmental scan report involves the identification of micro and macro environmental factors that affect a business or an organization (Cowell, 2018). Focus on micro and macro environment of a business is made due to the vast and ever changing landscape of businesses. The environmental scan assists propose solutions to risks...

Business organisations are finding it increasingly important to engage in practices that take into account the interests of various stakeholders in the business environment instead of only focusing on profitability goals. While the primary objective of most business enterprises is to generate profits, conditions in the business environment demand that...

In 2015, Volkswagen shocked the globe with the "Dieselgate" scandal In 2015, Volkswagen shocked the globe with its response, admitting to having violated the Clean Air Act concerning "clean diesel". A scandal that the US-based Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) equate to be similar to the Watergate scandal which forced the President...

Introduction Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) depend on fisheries and aquaculture to sustain their economies and livelihood. Fisheries yield up to 10% of these countries total GDP. The question that comes is how best the states can be assisted to protect their source of livelihood and...