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The development and scope of ethical theory and moral practice

Ethical Theory and Moral Practice developed as a cohesive field in the late twentieth century, with the establishment of the Ethical Theory and Moral Practice Journal, in 1998.

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Global desertification policy and the International Convention to Combat Desertification

According to Brown, desertification affects one billion people in more than 110 countries around the world. Since the first major droughts affected sub-Saharan Africa, the subject of desertification has been a major topic for UNCED.

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Environmental and economic impacts of banning deforestation in the United States

As a brief description to the study, deforestation pertains to the removal or eradicating forest in a particular area and then coverts the place into an urbanized community for settlement or for economical value.

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Managing global warming through an interdisciplinary approach

How should the theory of global warming be managed from an interdisciplinary approach?

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Australia's carbon tax: policy design and environmental impact

The term that took the scientific world by storm in 1987 was "sustainable development," a terminology that redefined the perception on economic growth, human development and environmental conservation.

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Developing flexible business strategies for uncertain market environments

Business environments are often uncertain, even in good economic times. When that is the case, it is important to consider this uncertainty when creating a strategy for a business.

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Scientific debate over the causes and consequences of global warming

The Columbia Encyclopedia defines global warming as the gradual increase of the temperature of the earth's lower atmosphere due to the increase in greenhouse gases since the Industrial Revolution (Global pp).

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Multilateral environmental agreements and impacts on global trade

Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) are legal instruments for the regulation of activities affecting the environment (Eckersley, 2004).

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Global warming as scientific fact and human responsibility

Global warming is almost as close to a scientific fact as it is possible to have.

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Customer willingness to offset CO2 emissions: a global analysis

The importance of global warming has progressed to the point that there are very few people who would deny its significance and the fact that it must be counteracted.

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