Environmental Science

There are many threats to our environment created by businesses. Discuss one current environmental threat caused by an organization. Describe what the threat is and how it is affecting our environment. What steps, if any, are being taken to reduce these threats? Do you think more should be done? Do environmental rules/regulations affect the GDP in a positive or negative way? Explain your response. What if no rules/regulations are put into effect for a serious environmental problem, can the US GDP be affected by the lack of protection? Explain. Should businesses abide by environmental rules in the US when working in developing nations that do not have the same rules? Why/why not? What happens when other countries do not follow the same restrictions as countries that are working hard to protect the environment, does it create a competitive advantage for foreign businesses? Explain your answer. A website with examples of Environmental Threats: https://www.worldwildlife.org/threats

Answer This: “A Warming or cooling of the world wide climate would affect the hydrologic cycle. Choose either cooling or warming and tell how it would affect people where you live” NO PLAGIARISM!!! Remember this is an Environmental Science Essay please try to make it sound like you know what you’re speaking about.

MAKE A GOOGLE DOC AND SHARE WITH: [email protected] Answer This: “A Warming or cooling of the world wide climate would affect the hydrologic cycle. Choose either cooling or warming and tell how it would affect people where you live” NO PLAGIARISM!!! Remember this is an Environmental Science Essay please try to make it sound like you know what you’re speaking about.

Assignment Instructions

What is Superfund? If a remedy (that is, a proposed cleanup project) leaves hazardous materials on a site, what standard must it meet? Is Superfund cleanup an issue for which we should bend environmental regulations to achieve its goals? Support your opinions with facts and include actual Superfund site examples.

Cite all sources used in APA style including both in-text citations and a reference list at the end of the essay. A fully developed response should go beyond your textbook and required readings (although you may include them), have multiple citations from valid sources (e.g., no wiki-anything) and should avoid direct quotes from others.  Present this essay using your own words to demonstrate your understanding and synthesis of readings on this topic.

You must submit your essay as an attachment. The essay should be 2-3 pages and supported by at least two scholarly references.

This course uses automatic plagiarism checking software (Turnitin). You may submit your work up to 3 times prior to the deadline to check your similarity scores (aim for 10% similarity or less). It takes roughly 15 minutes for the system to process your submission and show the score.

Grading Rubric:

/20 Superfund -defined/explained/history: 

/20 Standard met when site has hazardous materials- 

/20 Issue -should we bend regulations to achieve:  

/20 Examples -concrete researched examples: 

/20  Citations, at least two sources, format & grammar –

/100 –

The parts of the Body that can experience Negative physiological effects from alc abuse are

How will global climate change affect food production and water sources?

This assignment asks you to conduct an accuracy analysis of daily weather forecasts over a 30-day period. You are required to submit two deliverables: a 30-day weather log and your analysis paper.WeatherLogDownload the “Weather Log,” which you may use to track the weather over a 30-day period. Alternately, you may create your own weather log.Select a single weather forecast source, for example, a TV station, radio station, website, or newspaper. Be sure to stick with the source you have selected for the duration of this project. You may but are not required to use one of the following recommended sources:NOAA: http://www.nws.noaa.gov (Links to an external site.)Weather Channel: http://www.weather.com (Links to an external site.)Weather Underground: http://wunderground.com (Links to an external site.)NOAA’s Aviation Weather Center, Aviation Digital Data Service(ADDS): http://adds.aviationweather.gov (Links to an external site.)Track the forecasted and actual weather each day for 30 days in your weather log. If possible, track each of the following weather elements Daily high temperature—Record the maximum for the day.Air pressure—Use decreasing/increasing if you do not have a barometric setting Humidity—Predict rain, snow, and so forth including intensity, and include percentage if known.Cloud cover—Record whether overcast (8/8 cloud cover); broken (5/8-7/8 cloud cover); scattered (3/8-4/8 cloud cover); few (0 to 2/8 cloud cover); or clear (no clouds).Precipitation—Record the type and intensity.Visibility—Record the measurement if known, or describe.Wind—Record the direction blowing from and speed if forecasted.Use the comments section to note items of interest and observations that will help you write the analysis.Weather Analysis PaperRefer to the “How to Write the 30-Day Weather Analysis Paper” guide for information on writing and formatting this paper.Write a 10-page (not including the weather log) paper that analyzes the accuracy of your selected source’s weather forecasts over a 30-day period. The paper should consider the following questions:Overall, how accurate was your source in forecasting weather over the 30-day analysis period? What contributed to the accuracy (or inaccuracy of the forecast)?Which elements were most accurately forecast? Which elements were least accurately forecast? Why?Do you see any trends or correlations between weather elements?Did a front move through the forecasted area? What changes were observed? What were the characteristics of the front?Did the weather during your 30-day period deviate from the historical weather in that period? Were there any anomalies? What might be the cause?Cite any sources and provide links, if possible.Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Keohane and Olson, Chapter 5, Question 6: In the international treaty “game” described by Keohane & Olmstead Figure 5.5, both countries would be better off if each contributed to the clean-up of a shared pollution problem, but this is not what we expect to happen. Why is this better outcome unlikely to occur?Assignment Instructions:   Your response should show depth and detail and should reference assigned reading materials (use citations where possible at least 3 references including the book chapter).  Citing real world examples will be helpful in meeting the minimum 350 to 400-word length requirement.  Include citations and references in accordance with APA guidelines.

Where do you think the west is heading in terms of its economy and use of public lands; and what are the potential consequences (good and bad) of the New West?  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lluvlbyjzdQ&feature=emb_logo watch this 3  Minute  youtube the Answer the above two questions minimum 500 words

Part I: Introduce yourself to your classmates with your name, location, current employment, and future goals. (Memphis Tn, quest Diagnostics Laboratory.. promotion in EHS) Part II: Discuss the ways environmental laws have impacted your life. Have you been exposed to toxic substances? Please explain. Please include the name of the person or question to which you are replying in the subject line. For example, “Tom’s response to Susan’s comment.” ALSO PLEASE REPLY TO ANOTHER STUDENTS COMMENT BELOW. Michelle: My name is Michelle Brenner, I Live in Tampa, Florida, and I am an instructor /Proctor for food safety and a guest teacher for Pasco High School.  I am reaching my goals of continuing my education in Occupational Health and Safety, and then moving up to what I can achieve, Ph.D. is what lays ahead for me. Living in South Florida, it is perhaps that we live near coastlines that the effect of Environmental laws have impacted how I treat my surroundings, I grew up in Fort Lauderdale for 40 years, and now I am in Tampa.  But the precious commodity is our Everglades and our waterways.  Realizing the impact that man has on these resources have brought attention to the laws and regulations.  It has been generalized, due to I have never worked in areas of concern. Still, when you live and play in Florida, you tend to notice impacts on the natural resources, and when there has been damaged, and the conservation efforts.  I have not been exposed to any toxic substances, like those caused by refineries, but our rainwater runoff tends to pick up all those pesticides and fertilizers that are used here.  The one thing that is dangerous in Florida is the mosquitos, which carry many diseases, Malaria, dengue, West Nile, and Ziko.  That is why Florida is one of the states that continues spraying of the pesticide of Naled.  However, EPA suggests that exposure is not enough to cause a human health concern.  As a rule, though, my family tends to appreciate the Everglades and the waterways of South Florida, and abide by rules and regulations as not to harm the areas we live and play.