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Precautionary Principle
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A paper which considers the relevance of the precautionary principle to environmental issues, and the extent to which research and development should be constrained by this principle. Bibliography lists 10 sources
Filename: JLprecau.rtf

Predications for the Future
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This 5 page essay focuses on predictions for the world in the context of cultural geography. Several issues are explored inclusive of population, agriculture, ethnicity, and religion. No bibliography.
Filename: SA124cg.rtf

Presentation Guideline for Global Warming
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A 3 page guide for an oral presentation on global warming. The paper presents as balanced view as possible in only 3 pages, discussing evidence of polar ice cap and glacier loss as well as the fact that Al Gore's Tennessee farm frequently runs afoul of the state environmental commission. The paper discusses the difficulty of measuring true data in the face of naturally occurring phenomena such as El Niño, concluding that the evidence for global warming is compelling enough that certainly we should be acting to counteract it. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KSenvGlobWrmg.rtf

Price of Change/Global Warming
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A 3 page research paper/essay that discusses the need to stop global warming and preserve the environment. The writer argues that this will be expensive but that this is a price that humanity has to pay to ensure the future. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: khglopri.rtf

Problems Facing China
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A 7 page research paper in which the writer, first of all, lists three serious problems facing China and, then, gives the criteria for this selection. The writer then discusses one of these problems, i.e., pollution and environmental degradation, how the government has addressed it in the past and what should be done in the future. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: khchienv.rtf

Process And Mine Wastewater Treatment: Procedures And Recommendations
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15 pages in length. The mining industry has long been a contributor of toxic chemicals and wastewater by virtue of its processing format; the mining of the twenty-first century continues to be responsible for myriad environmental concerns directly related to wastewater containment and disposal. The standard way to address these issues has typically included such approaches as utilizing large holding ponds to store the wastewater, however, this option has served to leach the toxins through the insufficient liners and directly into groundwater supplies. Another option is that of wastewater streams, an idea that is falling more and more behind in its ability to "meet increasingly stringent discharge limits" (GE Infrastructure Water Process Technologies, 2005). Recycling wastewater back into a useable, nontoxic commodity is the trend toward future treatment, an option that will provide for the production of high quality water, as well as the ability to recover, treat and resell valuable mining by-products. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: TLCWasteWater.rtf

Promoting the Use of Free-Range Livestock
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A 10 page paper discussing the increased production of free range food animals and the benefits the change can hold for both animals and humans. The paper explains free range production; reviews recent news about its benefits; and suggests ways that marketers can promote the use of animals raised more naturally, with little if any antibiotic or hormone use. Pasture-raised animals have more omega-3 fatty acids per serving, less total fat and more vitamin E, and can be more profitable for producers. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KSmktgFreeRange.rtf

Proposal to Clean Up Connecticut's "Filty Five"
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A 12 page paper presenting a proposal and rationale for requiring that Connecticut's oldest operating power plants no longer be exempt from any current standards. Technology exists now that was only dreamed of in the 1970s; the business of pollution abatement is old enough that it is no longer a high-dollar item relative to the benefits it provides. Newer power plants are far more efficient than are older ones, both in their use of power-generating fuel and byproduct emissions. Industry has come to the place that power plant emissions are far less of an issue now than in the past, but there are older installations that were exempt from original standard-setting and have managed to remain so over the decades. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KSCTpower.wps

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