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Preview: ... only neglected to put plans in place to resolve the problem, it has not actively sought to reduce and prevent the problem from happening in the first place. The government’s lack of interaction to prevent pollution could indicate that it has known about the problem for some time, but have decided to put the issue to one side in order to pursue their own goals, such as the new petrochemical plant which is being planned. The government themselves do not set an example of how to be environmentally friendly, so therefore they may not choose to initiate policies which directly go against their actions. Another reason for the slow participation of the government in dealing with this issue could be the fact that putting strict policies in place may impede short term revenue earned from foreign trade. As many of its industries rely upon international trade in order to benefit from economies of scale this would not only be opposed by larger companies within these industries, but also affect the government’s revenue.<br>In order to combat the dangerous levels of pollution I would take immediate action to lessen the current pollution rates, and devise long term solutions that would benefit the population, the economy, and the global environment. The government should put policies and laws in place which prevent factories from pumping dangerous levels of toxins in to the air. Factories should be inspected by an independent pollution specialist who will notify factories who are exceeding the set limit of pollution per day, and any companies found to be breaking this policy will immediately be fined. Fines will be issued for each act of pollution that a company has been seen to commit. Fines will be used to fund the specialist units, used to build water purifiers which will help to limit the pollutants effect on the crops, to clean the soot and ash from the streets, disposing of it properly, and to produce an effective campaign to educate the population on the dangers of breathing in the harmful air. Target rates of reduction will initially be set, which all firms must comply to. This will be decreased in stages over each industry, with the worst affected seeing the largest reductions in allowable pollutants. Targets will be set and monitored by an independent review team. Governmental factories and plants will be included in the effort to ensure they are setting a good example for others. The government should use renewable resources where possible to generate power and ensure each of its plants are hitting its targets consistently.<br>At the same time ad ...

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Preview: ... st by switching one little light bulb. Energy conservation is one of the easiest ways to help the planet with pollution as well as natural way use energy. According to Wikipedia.com (2007), energy conservation is defined as decreasing the amount of energy used while using a different source for the same outcome. Doing this will result in people being more comfortable, having personal security, better environmental outcomes and saving money. Energy conservation is the reduction or elimination of unnecessary energy use. There are also many activities that people can do to help with conserving energy. For instance we have already mentioned the light bulb; we could also recycle and use solar energy instead of electricity during the day. Conserving energy is important because most of the energy sources are non-renewable. In order for us to be able to reserve these resources, we need to start finding other natural resources. If we used wind power, solar powered, hydroelectricity, and bio-fuels our environment would not only be cleaner but healthier as well.<br>As far as living and non-living factors go, the non-living factors are sunlight, temperature, precipitation, water, and soil. Both the sunlight and the temperatures contribute to the energy consumption. If we would use the sunlight instead of the light switches in the house as well as open the windows instead of running the air conditioner then that cuts out a tremendous amount of electricity that we use. For water, instead of using the non-renewable energy to recycle the used water or runoff, the plants can resort to using solar powered and wind powered energy instead. For the soil, resort to men farming by hand rather than machine. If we would grow our own gardens instead of running to the store for the tomatoes, we have many resources available to use that we have become lazy and gone for the easiest way out. <br>For the living factors that also contribute to energy consumption is animals (herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores), humans, and marine life. The main factor out of the three is the human life. We use the energy that is provided and thus destroys the environment a little bit at a time. The environment then starts to fall apart and the nutrition is being sucked out of the pl ...

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Preview: ... efforts already lag far behind what is needed. How humans choose to react will determine the future of the planet. Oceans are not simply one more system under pressure; they are [it is] critical to man's survival (McGinn, 2000, para. 7).<br><br>I have developed a sustainability plan that will educate and draw in the members of my community, in hopes that I can recruit additional activists to join my crusade and save the oceans.<br>Action Items <br>(in the correct order) Action Steps Timeline<br>Research <br><br><br>and <br><br><br>Document <br><br><br>the effects <br><br>of <br><br>overfishing Locate credible online information from environmental organizations, government agencies, and the Axia library and take extensive notes on the following subjects:<br><br>Background information of overfishing<br> <br>Problems associated with over fishing: <br> 1- Fish Stock Depletion<br> 2- Biological Implications<br> 3- Environmental Implications<br> 4- Economic Implications<br> 5 Social Implications<br> 8- Reducing Bycatch<br>Laws and amendments concerning overfishing <br><br>Possible solutions or strategies to improve the current situation.<br> <br> <br> Month 1-3<br>Develop<br> <br><br><br><br>the <br><br><br><br><br>Seminar Develop a slide show and speaker notes with the above mentioned information. The central theme should draw the audience in and persuade them to help take action to stop overfishing.<br><br>Locate available guest speakers from the following environmental agencies: <br>National Safety Council’s Environmental Health Center<br>1025 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1200<br>Washington, DC 20036<br>Tel: (202) 293-2270<br>Fax: (202) 293-0032<br><br>Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary<br>299 Foam Street<br>Monterey, CA 93940<br>E-mail: mbnms.comments@noaa.gov<br><br>Green Peace International<br>E-mail: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campains/overfishing<br><br>Ocean Conservancy<br>http://www.oceanconservancy.org/site/PageServer?pagename=scorecard<br><br><br>Create informational brochures using the most shocking and pertinent information from the presentation and outlining the benefits for the community and world once overfishing is minimized. <br><br>Download and print ( a copy for each person in the presentation) the pocket-size version of environmentally friendly fish to purchase and consume from http://www.mbay.org/cr/SeafoodWatch/web/sfw_regional.aspx?region_id=0<br><br> Create a petition for the audience to sign that lobbies government officials for improvement upon the current situation by:<br> 1- Establishing Additional Marine Reserves<br> 2- Developing Non-disruptive Fishing Apparatuses<br> 3- Eliminate Pirate Fishing <br> a. Offering Additional Incentives to Accredited Fisheries<br> b. Maximizing the Monitoring and Enforcement of Laws <br> 4- Reassessing Catc ...

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Preview: ... de and other greenhouse gases released by the burning of fossil fuels, land clearing, agriculture, and other human activities, are believed to be the primary sources of the Global Warming.” Global warming has its on effects in our environment. As said by Simmons (2007) we resume the global warming effects into five deadly effects: “spreads of diseases, warmer waters and more hurricanes, increased probability and intensity of droughts and heat waves, economic consequences and polar ice melting.” (pp 1-5)Ozone the depletion is one of the effects in our environment cause by air pollution. As mentioned by the National Resource Defense Council (n.d.) ozone depletion is “the reduction of the protective layer of ozone in the upper atmosphere by chemical pollution.” This layer protects Earth from the ultraviolet radiation emitted by the sun. As mentioned by Vagar M. Adhami,Mitigation Plan 5Deeba N. Syed, Nagham Khan, and Farrukh Afaq (2007) ozone depletion and extensive exposure to UV radiation have many health effects. Some of the health issues related to UV radiation are DNA damage, skin cancer, aging and others skin diseases.<br>There are no positive impacts related to air pollution. Pollution itself is a problem of contamination bringing not positive, but negative impact to humans. As mentioned above air pollution have negative impacts in human health. Additionally, have side effects in our environmental like global warming and ozone depletion increasing the health problems for human.<br>One of the higher contributions to air pollutants is related to our transportation. As mentioned by Sustainable Transport Solutions Network (2007) most of the cars companies have created sustainability plans that work with developing “hybrid-electric cars, battery-electric cars, and fuel cell vehicles”. They have been able to succeed with developing these new technologies in their recent editions of cars. However, these cars still high in prices; therefore, not accessible to everyone. Oil and gas corporation as well as the governments and private organization are been working to create “renewable fuel; bioethanol, biodiesel and biomethane.” (Transport Solutions Network 2007) This alternative fuels a made from animal faces, corn, sugar cane, barley , animal fat, vegetable oil and even old oil from restaurants. However, some of these alternatives are expensive to produce and transport. The use of sugar cane and corn will produce a demand of land to cultivate and the increase of prices for the consumption of these products.<br>Mitigation Plan 6As individually we all can fallow smaller scale sustainability plans programs to reduce air pollution. As mentioned by the Environment Canada (2002) were they developed a sustainability plan that can be fallow by anyone; reads as fallow:Walk, cycle or use public transportation. Give friends that are going to the same pla ...

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Preview: ... he growing air pollution problem.” <br> In urban areas there are two main sources of pollutants. The first source being our different methods of transportation (buses, cars, etc.). The second source is the fuel combustion that is being emitted through our all of different types of burning power plants. Motor vehicles produce high levels of carbon monoxide whereas fu ...

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Preview: ... angerous to the environment and our health. This brings us to another breakdown of solid waste; hazardous and non hazardous materials.<br> Hazardous materials are materials that can cause health problems to us as Earth’s inhabitants. These materials contain dangerously reactive, corrosive, explosive, or toxic chemicals. This category includes such items as radios, television sets, computers, cell phones, personal data assistants, batteries; all of these items contain corrosive and toxic chemicals that leak in the ground and find their way into our water systems. Empty aerosol cans, paint cans, compressed gas cylinders, air conditioners, refrigerators and light bulbs contain gases that escape into our air supply. Metals that can corrode and rust will leave toxins that can get back into our water supply. Used oil from automobiles, chain saws and weed eaters will also get back to our water supply; as well as antifreeze from automobiles. Old thermostats that have mercury in them are also hazardous. These are items that we use and dispose of everyday. We all live such hurry up and got to go fast life that we do not take time to think about the consequences of what we throw away. Not only do these hazardous materials take up space in our landfills, they can create serious health problems in the future. <br> Non hazardous materials are waste products that we discard that are not a threat to our environment or ecosystem. These items include food waste, wood, paper, cardboard, aluminum and glass. These materials are not harmful to the environment, but do take up space in our landfills. All of these items can be recycled to be used again; and some of them can even earn you extra money. <br> Recycling is the first step towards reducing solid waste. When this author was a young lad of eight years old, the only means of recycling that I was aware of was the return of glass bottles. When we bought liquids in glass bottles, we could return them to the store and got a nickel for every bottle. These bottles were sent back to the packaging plant where they were sanitized and refilled with more liquid. In today’s world, there are many more products that can be recycled. Plastic is one of those items. When this author was a child growing up in the late sixties and early seventies, plastic was something new. We started seeing products on the markets shelves that were in bubble plastic. We also noticed plastic rings that held six packs of beverages together. We did not know the effects of plastic in those days, so when we were done with them, we simply threw them away. Today, more and ...

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