The coal industry has given rise to many environmental issues such as adverse effects on the air, land and water quality of the surrounding areas of the mines and continues to affect global environment as a whole. The damaging effects coal burning on the environment causes many premature deaths worldwide. In 1999 World Health Organization reported that deaths caused by fossil fuels emissions caused 3 million premature deaths, about 8000 per day. ... Thus it is clear that China would have the biggest impact on the environment due to its large scale coal production. ... Steps should be taken to ...

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Both authors criticizes how the culture that Americans practice today affects the environment and the people. ... She also wants people not to use chemicals on their lawns but to let them grow naturally, for the betterment of the people's health. ... Both "Turf War"" and "Better Places,"" show how the cultural practices of people affect our environment and the people who live in the environment. ... Kunstler criticizes about our sensitivity toward the environment--because of the luxuries that we have today, we are becoming desensitized to the beauty of the environment, which is sadly and...

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According to David Hunter, demand for a better environment is "income elastic," meaning that enhanced living standard and increased income will induce more interest and effort to the creation of a better environment. ... The indoor pollution created by such forms of fuel has caused severe health problems, especially to women and children who spend most of their time at home. ... It will only exacerbate existing pollution and health problems of nearly the half of the world. ... In addition, the world community must gather frequently to discuss common issues concerning the environment. ... I ...

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Over the years these actions taken to advance in technology and science have affected the environment adversely by polluting the environment. ... Organizations such as the World Health Organization are also working hard to reduce the pollution. ... Emissions of industries and manufacturing plants are highly toxic to the environment. ... These gases react with the environment and produce even more toxic gases. ... The most effective way to bring down all kinds of harm that is done to the environment is the technological advancement. ...

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Introduction The worlds changing perception of the environment and the further development of globalisation throughout our planet is having a profound effect on our ability to maintain a balance between development and the environment. Globalisation is taking over and it is the opinion of many that multi-national corporations are gaining more power in areas of politics and economy while damaging the environment in the process. ... It is also arguable that the cooperation (or corruption many would argue) of many state governments, in a combined effort with MNCs in many countries is having a...

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Because of the clean air act agencies can always implement new laws to protect our environment through amendments. ... The clean air act policy serves many purposes that are positive for our environment. ... We need the clean air act because we need to do something about the effects pollution has on our environment. ... Power plants have cut emissions that cause acid rain and harm public health. ... They are obligated for the fact global warming endangers human health. ...

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Air pollution not only threatens the health and life of humans but also causes damage to the environment. First, air pollution causes a great deal of health problems. Wanting clean air is a good reason because air that is polluted can damage human health. In the United States many health problems have occurred because of air pollution.For more than a decade, local residents in the tri-state valley have claimed to suffer from health problems, including rashes, respiratory problems and even cancers. Also, air pollution causes a great deal of damage to the environment and prope...

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It is rapidly becoming a standard practice for creating the ideal environment in which to live and work. ... This environment can be at the office, in your home, or in a place you just want to feel comfortable in. ... Results include prosperity, health benefits, and well being. ... Animal bones, dead trees, and sharp protruding rocks may be considered bad omens, while vibrant foliage, meandering streams, and living game animals may symbolize good fortune, health, and happiness. Therefore, instead of changing the natural environment you should utilize it. ...

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Air pollution is also perhaps one of the more politically sensitive problems because of the numerous economic, environmental and health implications involved. ... Conversely, the majority of pollutants are the direct result of human interaction and misuse of our environment. ... The protection of the environment has become a major concern in all levels of political, social and economic arenas. As we enter the next millennium we must ask ourselves what type of environment do we want to live in? ... As we look back today and see the damage that has been done to the environm...

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Air pollution is also perhaps one of the more politically sensitive problems because of the numerous economic, environmental and health implications involved. ... Conversely, the majority of pollutants are the direct result of human interaction and misuse of our environment. ... The protection of the environment has become a major concern in all levels of political, social and economic arenas. As we enter the next millennium we must ask ourselves what type of environment do we want to live in? ... As we look back today and see the damage that has been done to the envi...

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Ecotourism more than any other form of tourism depends on the environment of a destination. Of course the growth of all forms of tourism leads to modifications of the environment. ... There are several difficulties involved in assessing the impacts of tourism on the environment. ... The impacts of ecotourism upon the environment can be either positive or negative. ... "Transmission of diseases to wildlife health through disturbance of daily routines or increased stress levels, while not apparent to the casual observer, may translate to lowered survival and breeding" (Sneddon 2004). ...

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Maintenance and Engineering Objectives: The objectives of this mission is to Create awareness and train the people about hygiene and sanitation in relation to public health. ... Scenario: Very recently a newspaper had published the news emphasizing the cleanliness and maintenance of railway stations and how the unhygienic habits and improper sanitation affects the human life and health. ... These have serious consequences on the health of the people and are also an economic burden to the country. Similarly, water-borne disease like diarrhoea, jaundice and cholera are taking a heavy toll on bot...

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However, the method of achieving this goal also manages to destroy the environment in the process. ... This need for "economic growth is not compatible with preserving our environment." ... These high levels of decay result in poor health conditions because the air is not fit to breathe. ... This means that if the countries that can afford the resources use them all up quickly, and then problems within the environment occur. ... Ever since the industrial revolution, the exploitation of the environment for personal use has become the norm. ...

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However, I seem to care more about the environment than the average citizen. ... Recycling and care for the environment is more enforced in New York City than any other place I've ever been too. ... New laws can be enacted, with the sole purpose of protecting the environment. ... In the same way, we can use the electoral process to pass environmental propositions and enact legislation designed to protect the environment, and our environmental health. ... There are many additional ways for us as representatives of our community and environment to act with civic responsibility. ...

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When discussing issues of pesticide uses and its impacts on the environment, there are four major contributors involved: Rachel Carson, Robert Van Den Bosch, Sandra Stiengraber, and Theo Colburn et. al. ... With combined efforts of these people and others in their field, they have managed to reduce the amount of DDT's used and ensured that the pesticides used are healthier for the environment. ... His ideas mean that the pests can be controlled without seriously affecting the environment with pesticides. ... One solution is that "all activities with potential health consequences should be...

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When discussing issues of pesticide uses and its impacts on the environment, there are four major contributors involved: Rachel Carson, Robert Van Den Bosch, Sandra Stiengraber, and Theo Colburn et. al. ... With combined efforts of these people and others in their field, they have managed to reduce the amount of DDT's used and ensured that the pesticides used are healthier for the environment. ... His ideas mean that the pests can be controlled without seriously affecting the environment with pesticides. ... One solution is that "all activities with potential health consequences should be...

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An analysis of practice will then help evaluate its effectiveness at reaching the fundamental aim of helping students understand, appreciate and care for the environment. ... It is generally accepted within theory that education related to the environment comprises of three core elements or 'threads' and that often teaching strategies are characterised by their relationship with one of these threads which are outlined below (Palmer,1998): Education About the environment: Basic knowledge and understanding of the environment and human interactions. Education For the environment: N...

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Humanity can create the best possible world for future generation by implementing three main things: conserving the environment, working out of poverty, and taking control and helping prevent crimes. ... Everything around us, everything we use, eat, drink, and breathe; and the different ecosystems of the planet are all part of the environment, and we must keep them sufficient for the future generation. In fact, people can help saving the environment using different ways, particularly by conserving energy, water, and gas; recycling, nurturing the outdoors, and reducing the material consumption...

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Because of globalization, the worlds environment has taken a seriously negative impact. ... "The emergence of environmental concerns has given rise to new tensions, because among those concerned for the environment are some who regard the economic growth arising from globalization as damaging the environment." ... The notion of globalization has a vital bearing on our understanding of change within the global environment. ... Changing air quality is another problem with the environment. ... Other problems such as climotological changes and global warming have also affected the environment. ...

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The Vision of a Sustainable Society The Rio Conference on the Environment (1992) will live on in mankind's history as the occasion which put an end to obsession with economic development. ... It is true the above vision had become somewhat faded since systems scientists openly raised the problem of the limits of development, and their concern was done justice by the Stockholm Declaration on the Environment (1972). ... In reality, what happened was that misconceptions were abandoned and development resumed its true meaning and moral content, which does not consist in the consumption of ...

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For the first time, television was used to bring public attention to the environment [Kline, 87]. ... A 1990 survey by CBS News/New York Times found that 74 percent of respondents supported protecting the environment regardless the cost [Kline, 119]. ... In 1998 the United States Forest Service shifted to an eco-based policy in which the ecological health of the system became the USFS's primary goal [Morris, 5/6/13]. ...

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Reduce - Since packaging makes up half of our garbage by volume, buying in bulk and buying multi-use items helps reduce waste, save money and the environment. 3 2. ... The EPA's mission is, "to protect human health and safeguard the natural environment" (epa, 2000). ... An interesting fact is that "the concern for the environment is opening up jobs on the green job market and is one of the fastest growing fields. ...

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