Essays on Nature

In the day to day activities, human beings always come into contact with various things or objects, with some of them being things like water and food. A day rarely passes without an individual taking water or having a taste of some food. Therefore, these objects play some role or...

The world has some contemporary issues which have adverse effects. Most of these factors have developed throughout the years, either through innovations or negligence (Scheinman 41). However, bodies like the United Nations, IMF, and UNICEF among others have been formed to address the different issues being faced all over the...

Is the money spent on saving endangered species worth it? They 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. People have a codependent relationship with the environment. A...

Tourism is a major source of income to the Economy. On the other hand however, it has been a major source of adverse externalities, more so to the surrounding environment. Negative impacts of tourism on the environment t emerges when the number of tourists exceeds the capacity that the environment...

Human activities have contributed significantly to the environmental problems that the world is facing. They include the use of pesticides and spraying of massive quantities of chemicals during oil exploration among others. Whereas there are benefits linked to the use of these chemicals, the cost of environmental degradation is far...

Gardening as a Soulful Activity Gardening is one of the most favorite hobbies of many people, therefore, so many of us like gardens and find something special and peculiar in them. One may admit that garden is not merely a place, where plants and trees grow. It is a part of...

For writing project 3 I will research on the problem of water shortage in cities resulting from the population increase and ravaging droughts by use of Cape Town as an example. Currently, there are signs of declining levels of water in city's biggest dam, Theewaterskloof. In efforts to avert the...

The potential of nuclear weapons to wipe out humanity has attracted debate on whether they should still be possessed by different countries or in existence at all. Since the atomic bombing in Japan during the Second World War, a number of movements have emerged calling for the disarmament or destructions...

How much area does water across the entire globe cover? What is the importance of consuming water? These are some of the questions that always cross my mind often. Approximately, 71 percent of the surface of the earth happens to be covered by water (Ruddiman, 2001). Nearly 96.5 percent of...

Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park in California is so special to me. Having moved from great obscurity to global fame within 150 years, it is a remarkable place that people travel all over the world to come and enjoy its unparalleled scenes of natural beauty. Geologic Features It contains a concentration of...

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...

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...