Central America

CENTRAL AMERICA Environmental Policies in Central America Environmental Policies in Central America Introduction Central American countries means, the countries formed by Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama; collectively cover an area of ??523,000 km2 (Arnold & Norton, 2010). The situation in Central America, a bridge between North and ...

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Tropical Rainforest Heritage Of Sumatra

TROPICAL RAINFOREST HERITAGE OF SUMATRA Dangers of the Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra Dangers of the Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra Introduction The 2.5 million hectare tropical rainforest heritage of Sumatra is a beautiful mountainous area, situated in Indonesia and consists of three national parks. There are a number of forests in ...

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Climate Change And Food Supply

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Effects Of Microwaved Foods

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVED FOODS Effects of Microwaved Foods Thousands of people sacrifice their health in replace of the ease of the microwave. Above ninety percent of American people has a microwave oven in their home for the preparation of meals. Since the microwave is so easy handling and it also saves energy ...

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Deforestation

Deforestation Introduction Many developing economies are converting forests and other natural habitat mainly into agriculture. Shifting cultivation is practiced over large areas of land worldwide, raising concern about the efficacy of its practice. Deforestation is defined as the complete removal or logging of trees in forested areas. It constitutes a serious threat ...

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Green Spaces

GREEN SPACES Green Spaces Green Spaces Introduction This is a research paper discussing over a critical review regarding the benefits of green spaces in urban settings. This research paper will also discuss over the benefits of green space reflecting especially towards the psychological and environmental benefits gained through different sources such a plantation, ...

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Bighorn Sheep

BIGHORN SHEEP Bighorn sheep Abstract In this study we try to explore the issues of restoration of bighorn sheep. The main focus of the research is on survival of bighorn sheep and various factors that are causing decline in the population of bighorn sheep. The research also analyzes many aspects of restoration of ...

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Alternative Energy

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY Alternative Energy Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “Alternative Energy” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “Alternative Energy” and its relation with “Pollution”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “Alternative Energy” and tries to gauge its effect on “Pollution”. ...

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Sustainability

SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability Sustainability I agree that consumer-oriented lifestyle (COL) is the larger problem to achieve sustainability. According to definition of Sustainability, consumer-oriented lifestyle can be better evaluated through an Environmental Social Practice Approach (SPA). For environmental crises we always have pushed the blame of the ever-increasing population towards developing and under-developed nations until ...

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Environmental Footprint Report

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