2 paragraphs, include reference and one student response. SWS FORMAT Consider what you learned about how COVID-19 shutdowns affected air quality. What can these events teach us about efforts to control global climate change? What do you think are fair and realistic expectations of the world’s more-developed and less-developed countries in this effort? Be … Read more
Assignment: Conclusions: Your thoughts on the implications of the concept you have described. 1) What does your work mean for the industry? 2) What implications it has for the future of the industry? 3) What is needed for your concept to succeed? 4) What are the limitations that need to be considered? … Read more
MUST BE APA FORMAT , WITH AT LEAST 5 SCHOLARLY SOURCES (PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU USE THE CHAPTER ATTACHED AS YOUR MAIN SOURCE) For this Discussion, interact in a free-flowing discussion of the biblical and constitutional parameters for the particular policy focus being discussed this module. In other words, you must discuss the “May” portion … Read more
1) Identify a health disparity in an environmental health issue. (e.g. race and access to safe drinking water, higher exposure to pesticides in farm workers). If you are looking at Above the Fold every day, you should find plenty of good examples. It may be best to pick something that is new to you, rather … Read more
Think about an environmental issue that is of concern to you, your community, or someone you know. Please describe the following: What the issue is Which domain it is in Which type of hazard it is What the primary medium of exposure is Minimaum 200 to 300 hundred words.
The film, Everything’s cool illustrates how perceptions of global warming have been shaped by business executives and politicians. What did this film teach you about global warming? What do you think is necessary to change approaches to and opinions about climate change? More specifically, how can we reconcile the disconnect between climate science and US … Read more
Power point on Illinois, Lake County. helpful resources: “Larsson, L., Butterfield, P., Christopher, S. & Hill , W. (2006). Rural community leaders’ perceptions of environmental health risks (Links to an external site.). AAOHN Journal54(3), 105-111. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Links to an external site.) – Use the resources on this site to gain greater understanding of the environmental variables … Read more
identify an endangered species of your choice and then provide some specific information about it. As a starting point to identify an endangered species, you might want to visit the US Fish and Wildlife Service list of Endangered Species at www.fws.gov/endangered/ or the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) website at https://www.iucnredlist.org/. But you … Read more
Scenario You are an environmental lobbyist who has been asked to make a presentation to your state’s legislature. You will gather data about a local or regional environmental issue unique to your area or home state and prepare a PowerPoint Presentation. You may focus on any environmental issue, but the area of focus must be … Read more
Prior to beginning work on this final paper, review all chapters of Bensel and Carbone’s Sustaining Our Planet text (2020). In this paper, you will explore what a future sustainable world might look like, and in the process of doing so, extend your previous descriptions of selected terms and explain how they may play a … Read more