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Challenges facing environmental managers in the modern era

The humanity has experienced an unprecedented level of scientific and technological progress in the last two hundred years. The progress, however, has been achieved with a heavy price.

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Environmental problems in developing versus developed countries

Environmental problems today are extremely serious, and although the world's focus is on the more severe of these problems and attempts are being made everywhere, all over the world, to solve these problems at least to a certain degree, the issue has not been given the importance that it deserves,…

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George W. Bush's failed domestic and foreign policies during his second term

Less than six months into his second administration, it is clear that President Bush remains dedicated to deluded political decision-making.

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Workplace health and safety hazards and management strategies

Health and safety awareness, training, and management are essential components of every workplace in every workplace environment.

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The Kyoto Protocol and international environmental bureaucracy

International agreements are difficult to come by. Finding a middle ground on which independent, sovereign nations can agree can take months, even years, to do, and is not always even possible.

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Globalization's impact on Canadian vehicle emission policies and the AirCare program

The objective of this research is to answer the question of: "What kind of impact does globalization have on Canadian policies concerning air pollution, specifically concerning motor vehicle air pollution?

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Concept analysis of health from a nurse practitioner perspective

The word "health" is, among other things, a concept that relates in most cases to the survival and physical condition of a living entity, in this case, the human body. This analysis will embrace and encompass the varied and diverse approaches to understanding and defining "health" as a concept.

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Alcohol abuse among college students in America

Excessive or risky drinking takes the lives of approximately 85,000 Americans per year, making it the third leading cause of death in the U.S. (SciTech Book News, 2006).

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Christian stewardship and environmental protection in scripture

Despite the popular view that many Christians believe environmental issues to be unimportant and indeed incompatible with their core beliefs, there are many more who believe quite the opposite.

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Evaluating research methodology in rainforest cacao farming studies

Logging and slash and burn agriculture are two major contributors to deforestation. Three other major factors are? The debt burden (where in order to reduce their debt, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank are forcing developing countries to destroy their rainforests.)

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