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Competing social theories of globalization and modernity

The topic of globalization has become one of the trendiest subjects in modern political and academic debates because it covers a broad range of discrete economic, cultural and political trends.

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Persuasive and scientific methods for resolving workplace conflicts

Many of us are faced with problems daily, and our means of resolving these conflicts vary substantially. Some of us deal with problems practically, and others make lists. Some cannot even deal with problems. However, this paper will analyze the persuasive vs.

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Internet voting advantages for accessibility and election participation

What is your initial point-of-view? My initial point-of-view on the subject of a system where people could vote online in local, state, and national elections is very positive, with some reservations.

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Christian environmentalism and Craig Sorley's eco-evangelical mission

The seas are rising. The glaciers are melting. Don't drive -- take the bus. Recycle. Turn off the lights. Adjust that thermostat. Save the polar bears! Reduce your carbon footprint!

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Environmental and economic benefits of hybrid cars

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Classification and comparison of nuclear, fossil, and alternative energy sources

Energy is an essential force powering society, industry and in the end our everyday lives. Generally, energy sources can be classified as non-renewable and renewable sources. Non-renewable energy sources are those that can not be replenished or made again in a short period of time.

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Environmental sustainability, technology, and food security challenges

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Unconventional natural gas development and geopolitical implications for energy security

The technology developed in the United States has become available for application in other countries mainly through efforts of major service companies. Until the mid 1990s, Canada's gas production was predominantly from conventional gas formations.

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Japanese watershed management and environmental health challenges

We think of Japan as an island nation, a nation defined by its shoreline with the Pacific Ocean. And, of course, this is a perfectly legitimate way to envision the country: It certainly is dwarfed by the Pacific.

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Global warming, pollution, and the Kyoto Protocol debate

Environmental issues have long been at the forefront of American life. Global Warming and pollution are the issues that have shaped environmental policy in America and throughout the world. The purpose of this paper is to discuss global warming and pollution.

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