...STUDENT'S NAME: Christopher Williams SUBJECT: Recycling GENERAL PURPOSE: To persuade SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To persuade the audience to become more active environmentalists. Specifically, to convince the audience to begin recycling household products and buying recycled goods. I. Introduction: A. Attention-getting device: "DID YOU TAKE OUT THE TRASH?" How many times have our parents asked us that question? Probably more than most of us care to remember. Well, one day many of you will have children and most of the basics of parenting will remain the same. However, one may be changing. Instead of asking if your "little angel" took out the trash, you will probably be asking if he or she sorted the trash. B. Preview: If you are wondering what I mean by sort the trash, listen to these staggering environmental statistics: In one year, the United States produces 160 million tons of garbage, and that only includes what is legally dumped. Really, how much in 160M tons? It's enough metal to build two million automobiles, enough wood to construct a million homes, enough paper to publish all the daily newspapers in the country, enough aluminum to rebuild the entire American air fleet 71 times, and would fill 11 million garbage trucks. We're drowning in it. Unless Americans take a more responsible role in recycling today, we are going to all be dead tomorrow! So, sort your trash. It is easy to recycle most household products and it will only take a little of your time. II. Body A. Recycling...
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...My Le Professor Robb A. Bajema EL 100 April 26th, 2013 Air pollution in China Air pollution is one of the most serious environmental problems in China. According to a new analysis, approximately 1.2 million people die prematurely from exposure to outdoor air pollution in China. A study by Greenpeace and Beijing University focusing on four Chinese cities estimates the number of people dying prematurely from air pollution is close to three times that killed by traffic accidents. The air has been classified as hazardous to human health, at its worst hitting pollution levels 25 times that considered safe in the US. The entire city is blanketed in a thick grey smog that smells of coal and stings the eyes, leading to official warnings to stay inside. The majority of the air pollution in China is generated by the burning of coal to generate electric power. China gets 80 percent of electricity and 70 percent its total energy from coal, much of it polluting high-sulphur coal. Around six million tons of coal is burned everyday to power factories, heat homes and cook meals. Jerry Goodell wrote in Natural History magazine: “In China coal is everywhere. It’s piled up on sidewalks, pressed into bricks, and stacked neat the back doors of homes. It’s stockpiled into small mountains in open fields, and carted around behinds bicycles and wheezing locomotives. Plumes of coal smoke rise from rusty stacks on every urban horizon. Soot covers every windowsill and ruins the collar...
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...Read the scenario. Using the information provided in the references and lesson, arrive with your best possible solution. You are a squad leader in “Sapper” platoon, Special Troop Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division. Your unit will deploy to Afghanistan to conduct operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. One of your critical tasks in preparing for your deployment is to train your squad on the laws and regulations that we must implement to protect our environment from being damage and contaminated. The 586th Assault Float Bridge (AFB) Company will conduct a five-day FTX in the Anatuvak training area of Camp Yukon. The unit will depart Fort Chilly and convoy 120 miles on limited-access highways. The commander establishes several rest areas and tactical refueling and maintenance points along the route. Reconnaissance team indicated the trip to take approximately 8 hours. Upon arrival at Camp Yukon, the unit will move into the Anatuvak training area and set up a bivouac site, preceded by their quartering party. During the FTX, the company will conduct tactical-bridging operations on the Yukon River. The FTX will involve normal operations (12 to 16 hours a day), with some night and limited visibility operations. The operations will include the use of pyrotechnics and blank munitions. The FTX will not include live fire due to budgetary constraints. The area has hills, wetlands, several winding streams, and one large river. Signs in the area identify and mark...
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...phần F trang 11 H & T: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. H: My name is Hoai. T: My name is Trang. Today we would like to present to you about skills in making a successful telephone call. H: I will play Lochlin Plc’s receptionist and Laurie Thompson, Trang will play Ernesto Badia. Reng… Reng…. H: This is Lochlin Plc. May I help you? T: Good morning. Could I speak to Laurie Thompson, please? H: Please hold on. I will put you through… Sorry, I am afraid she is not at her desk right now. Would you like to leave a message? T: Yes, please. This is Ernesto Badia from KMV. I am calling about applying for a job in the advertisement. Could you ask her to call me back? My phone number is 0909 666 123 H: OK. I will tell her as soon as she comes back. T: Thank you. Goodbye. H: Not at all. Goodbye. T: Ernesto Badia is speaking. Can I ask who is calling, please? H: This is Laurie Thompson. I took your message. How could I help you? T: Yes. Could you tell me how to apply for the job in the advertisement, please? H: OK. I will send you an application form. After you fill in this form, pleasr send completed application profile to me. T: Could you tell me when the deadline for application is? H: The closing date for applications is on August the twentieth. T: Thank you very much. Goodbye. H: You are welcome....
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...TASK. 1. Discuss five challenges facing ESD in Kenya. 2. Highlight any five key factors of ESD in Kenya and discuss the teaching approaches used by them. Introduction Education for sustainable development aims at preservation of environmental integrity economic viability and a just society for present and future generations.ESD addresses these objectives through the establishment of broad teaching and learning process that emphasizes and interdisciplinary and holistic approach that promotes critical and creative thinking in education. In order to ensure that everyone gets this knowledge several actors play very vital roles in promoting education for sustainable development. Actors of ESD 1. Government agencies like NEMA, TARDA etc. It defines what type of information is needed and how this information will be used. The government provides information of ESD through workshops, seminars and trainings where policy makers will share issues pertaining to education for sustainability development. For instance, NEMA Provides technical resources and the know how in managing pollution. This is done through seminars and workshops organized to educate people on the essence of a clean and healthy environment. For example, conservation of wetland seminar held February 2016 in Kericho County. The government has also provided resources used in promoting ESD such as adopting of information technology. This facilitates efficient and effective communication between...
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...Course Outline 1. Introduction and History History Life Cycle Software and Process Qualities 2. Object-Oriented Modeling Concepts of Object Orientation Modeling and the Unified Modeling Language 3. Requirements and Early Life-Cycle Engineering Requirements Elicitation Software Specification Object-Oriented Analysis 4. Software Design Classical and Object-Oriented Design Architecture and Patterns (Components) Software Engineering - Summer 2004 5-1 © Stefan Leue 2004 Course Outline 5. Software Quality Assurance Testing Inspections (Reliability) (Software Metrics) 6. Software Production Process Evolutionary Models Spiral Model Unified Process Maturity Assessment (Agile Process) 7. Software Project Planning and Management Project Structure and Staffing Effort Estimation Scheduling Software Engineering - Summer 2004 5-2 © Stefan Leue 2004 Life-cycle Model: Waterfall Module Implementation and Test • translate design modules into code modules • test modules in isolation SRS Design Design Implementation System design Requirements Software Quality Assurance • did we build the model right? Software Engineering - Summer 2004 5-3 © Stefan Leue 2004 Life-cycle Model: Waterfall Integration and Testing • integrate tested module to form system • integration testing (incremental or big bang) • validation • customer acceptance testing Design Implementation System design Requirements SRS Design Integration Software Quality Assurance • did we build the model right? Software...
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...If you were to turn on your TV, you would most likely be greeted by a commercial telling its viewer to eat healthy. In order to achieve a better lifestyle and become more healthy the advertisement would suggest that its viewers convert their diets to consuming more organic food rather than conventional foods. Then only problem with this is there are no truly hard-hitting facts that can prove one production method of food is significantly superior to the other in promoting overall wellness. In this essay, I am going to explain some of the issues and ideals with organic production, so that you may have a better understanding of the struggle between deciding to eat organic or to continue eating conventionally grown food. Many people do not even know the difference between organic and inorganic food, they only go by what they see on the label of the food they are purchasing. The major difference in farming organic food as opposed to conventional is the limited use of pesticides. Conventional farming relies heavily on pesticides, growth hormone usage, and applying other chemicals that may be potentially harmful to the consumer of the plant or animal meat. The biggest issue with the conventional farming is the use of the pesticide DDT, which has been proven to be the cause of the widespread thinning of bird eggs, and a sudden drop in the bald eagle and peregrine falcon population (Organic Food Exposed). Rather than using pesticides, organic farmers allow plants to produce their own...
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...Environment assignment number one Beluga whale case study Omar Soliman The degradation of beluga population at the St. Lawrence Estuary derives as a direct result of Anthropogenic factors. Severe and sudden changes in climate are undesirably affecting the oxygen saturation within the waters, and hence negatively affect beluga respiration patterns. The main concern with the experiment is that there might be other organisms that are newly introduced and flourish on behalf of the native beluga whales, and as a result deplete their current oxygen saturation levels. In this experiment, different kinds of algal groups will be observed. The reason why algal groups were chosen was because of their ability to considerably affect oxygen saturation levels, and the fact that they favor warmer climates. The following measurements must be taken. Primarily, a sample of deceased carcasses will be sufficient to measure oxygen intake. Blood samples and extracts will determine exactly if they are respiring naturally or not, and even indicate whether the quality of oxygen saturation has been affected. Secondly, devices that should measure oxygen saturation within the habitat must be deployed. This will give a much more reliable answer, in the case that the sampled whales show significant distortion in results. This could be in the case that the whales had a respiratory disease that affected them, or their blood stream might have been polluted with toxins that might have lowered the oxygen concentration...
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...6Critical Sociology http://crs.sagepub.com Corporate Social Responsibility: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Subhabrata Bobby Banerjee Crit Sociol 2008; 34; 51 DOI: 10.1177/0896920507084623 The online version of this article can be found at: http://crs.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/34/1/51 Published by: http://www.sagepublications.com Additional services and information for Critical Sociology can be found at: Email Alerts: http://crs.sagepub.com/cgi/alerts Subscriptions: http://crs.sagepub.com/subscriptions Reprints: http://www.sagepub.com/journalsReprints.nav Permissions: http://www.sagepub.com/journalsPermissions.nav Citations (this article cites 30 articles hosted on the SAGE Journals Online and HighWire Press platforms): http://crs.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/34/1/51 Downloaded from http://crs.sagepub.com at LA TROBE UNIVERSITY on April 21, 2008 © 2008 SAGE Publications. All rights reserved. Not for commercial use or unauthorized distribution. Critical Sociology 34(1) 51-79 http://crs.sagepub.com Corporate Social Responsibility: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Subhabrata Bobby Banerjee University of Western Sydney, Australia Abstract In this article I critically analyze contemporary discourses of corporate social responsibility and related discourses of sustainability and corporate citizenship. I argue that despite their emancipatory rhetoric, discourses of corporate citizenship, social responsibility and sustainability are defined by narrow business...
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...Name: Lan Anh Huynh Student number: 13686 Essay: IELTS Topic: Styles of learning Word count: 379 Generally speaking, every human being in this world is unique and each individual has different ways in which they learn. According to one schoolar has said that " a learn who is aware of his or her learning styles will be more successful at learning independently". In this essay, i am going to discusses about whether a person who are aware of their style of learning which can help them to enhances learning and take control of their study. Indeed the experts and lecturers in schools always try to find unique ways to learn. Because they recognize that their students succeed only when school aware and find out how to learn more in line with them. For instance, some students learned how to record, but what they have heard from their teachers at school to be able to listen to and record from all the main ideas learned. And according to " The kolb learning style inventory". It have a four stage cycle of learning is feeling, watching, thinking and doing and four separate learning styles such as diverging, assimilating, converging and accommodating. On the whole, if the students cognitive and choose appropriate learningn, they can enhance learning ability. And so, you can rely on the theory of Kolb to choose a way that suits you best to learn so that you are able to study independently with the most efficient way or you can create your own learning from the amusing to you. As an...
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...TASK. 1. Discuss five challenges facing ESD in Kenya. 2. Highlight any five key factors of ESD in Kenya and discuss the teaching approaches used by them. Introduction Education for sustainable development aims at preservation of environmental integrity economic viability and a just society for present and future generations.ESD addresses these objectives through the establishment of broad teaching and learning process that emphasizes and interdisciplinary and holistic approach that promotes critical and creative thinking in education. In order to ensure that everyone gets this knowledge several actors play very vital roles in promoting education for sustainable development. Actors of ESD 1. Government agencies like NEMA, TARDA etc. It defines what type of information is needed and how this information will be used. The government provides information of ESD through workshops, seminars and trainings where policy makers will share issues pertaining to education for sustainability development. For instance, NEMA Provides technical resources and the know how in managing pollution. This is done through seminars and workshops organized to educate people on the essence of a clean and healthy environment. For example, conservation of wetland seminar held February 2016 in Kericho County. The government has also provided resources used in promoting ESD such as adopting of information technology. This facilitates efficient and effective communication between...
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...TRƯỜNG: ĐẠI HỌC BÁCH KHOA TP.HCM KHOA: KĨ THUẬT HÓA HỌC ĐỀ TÀI: NHÓM : 3 THÀNH VIÊN 1. LÊ DƯƠNG QUA (61303147) 2. ĐỖ TUẤN THANH (61303587) 3. VŨ NGUYỄN TỐ NHƯ (61302835) MỤC LỤC I. Lời nói đầu……………………………………………………………Trang 3 II. Tiểu sử và cuộc đời của Charles Darwin………………Trang 4 III. Hành trình tìm ra cơ sở học thuyết của Darwin……Trang 7 IV. CáChọc thuyết cơ bản của Darwin về loài……………..Trang 10 V. Tài liệu tham khảo………………………………………………Trang 15 DANH MỤC VIẾT TẮT -CLTN: chọn lọc tự nhiên LỜI NÓI ĐẦU Trái Đất của chúng ta được biết đến như một hành tinh duy nhất tồn tại sự sống và vô cùng phong phú. Số động thực vật và sự đa dạng chủng loài là rất đáng kinh ngạc. Số lượng ước đoán về các chủng loài khác nhau dao động từ 6 triệu đến 100 triệu loài. Không ai biết được có bao nhiêu loài động vật trên Trái Đất này. Dù nhìn ở đâu bạn cũng sẽ thấy sự sống. Thường có những bầy đàn khác nhau của cùng một chủng loài, ví dụ như: 200 loài khỉ khác nhau, 315 loài chim ruồi, gần 100 loài dơi, 35 nghìn loài bọ cánh cứng hay 250 nghìn loài hoa... Sự đa dạng sinh học quả thật đáng kinh ngạc. Nhưng tại sao lại có sự đa dạng sinh học này và làm sao để chúng ta cảm nhận được một vùng rộng lớn mà sinh vật đang sinh sống. 200 năm trước, đã có một người được sinh ra để giải thích về sự đa dạng sinh học của sự sống. Ông đã có bước cách mạng hóa giúp chúng ta nhìn ra nhìn ra thế...
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...Prison Environment Autumn Smith CJS/230 September 1, 2013 Fred Waltz INTRODUCTION Prisons have many differences however the environment is always similar. In the passage below I am going to define this environment and how it influences the institutional management ad custody. I will also discuss the changes if any are needed to improve institutional management. As the reader you will learn what secure custody methods are and how it is affected by the environment. If there are any improvements that can be made I will discuss them also. THE ENVIROMENT Not at all like home, is prison not the place to enjoy life. Inside the overcrowded, dirty, concrete walls danger lurks. Hundreds of troubled people are housed together living their lives. Prisoners always have to protect themselves from other inmates whom are violent and have no care for others. The management and custody is influenced by the environment in many ways. Most of the contraband that is found in prisons is from too close of relations between inmates and staff. There is also mare leniency given to some inmates in these situations. It is certain that drugs weapons and sexual relations can change the safety and structure of the prison environment. There are things that can be done to ensure this type of misconduct is seen less. There will always be criminals and people being sent away to jail/prison. It’s very expensive to keep building facilities to hold all the inmates. Going back to faculty having close...
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...How would you define prison environment? Prison environment is cramped and confined and a dangerous environment. There are many inmate customs, etiquette or rules to abide by, or a convicted individual may be subjected to physical harm or death. The most obvious characteristic of the prison environment is the absence of privacy. The absence of privacy is a deliberate punishment, lavatories are within the individual cells are within three feet of the individual’s cellmate. It is difficult if not impossible for an inmate to be completely alone during incarceration, there are only three places an inmate can be at any time, his or her cell, the common housing area, or on the yard (Foster, 2006). How does prison environment influence institutional management and custody? There are many cliques in the prison environment generally separated by race or gang affiliation. These cliques influence the institutional management and custody in a variety of ways. General management and daily interaction of inmates must be respectful and sensitive to the race factor. Strategies were developed to combat prison gangs, these strategies include; segregation, isolation of gang leaders, jacketing or labeling and categorizing gang members for intelligence purposes, deprogramming, and placement of gang members in high-security prisons. Special corrections officer response teams were formed to manage inmates. These teams are known as Special Operations Response Team or SORT teams (Foster, 2006)...
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...Business Environment 2012 Business Environment 2012 ICBT City Campus Insaf Ismail Batch 40 ICBT City Campus ICBT City Campus Insaf Ismail Batch 40 ICBT City Campus Acknowledgement I would like to thank Mr. Anurugdha yapa for imparting great knowledge, assisting & believing in us & giving us a hand on experience & opportunity in making this assignment a success. Your guidance gave us the strength to get through many a trial in completing this assignment successfully. My endless thanks conveyed to our parents for extending their continuous encouragement & generous support. We are also grateful to them for showing us the correct path in making a wise choice in life to pursue studies at a prestigious institution. Further gratitude is extended to ICBT, All the other lecturers & Staff members, Lab Assistance & Library Staff for their assistance extended towards completing our assignment successfully. Last but not least, we would like to thank all our colleagues who have supported us in numerous ways. I take this opportunity to appreciate their endeavor to help us out with their knowledge & advices amidst their heavy work load. Executive summary The objective of this Business Environment assignment is to provide an efficient decision in understanding organizations internal and external environments. This assignment has three main tasks which has been answered efficiently and stylishly to achieve the three pass criteria’s. This report...
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