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Description As we discussed how and why policy is created as well as some specific environmental policies last week, for our discussion this week we will be focusing on policy. Please select an environmental problem that is of interest to you (pollution, climate change, energy use, agricultural policy, etc.). What role does policy play in addressing this problem? In your discussion please explain which problem you picked and why as well as what types of policies could be used to solve this problem. You may mention current environmental policies and what you think works and what you think doesn't, but you also must include what you think we need to be doing about the problem. If the current policies were solving the problems, they wouldn't be problems anymore so you are in charge of thinking up new solutions. Since we will also discuss economics, feel free to explain how you think the policy should be funded or include economic policies as part of your solution. You must also respond to two classmates explaining why you agree with their proposed policy solutions or proposing alternative solutions that could work. Just putting you agree or disagree will not earn you full credit. You must also explain why and you should be respectful in your discourse. your responses to classmates should be at least 2 complete sentences, although more is better. I promised to model the first two discussion posts so here is my example: Climate change is a huge global issue that threatens every aspect of our lives. The most recent UN IPCC report stated we have until 2030 to make dramatic reductions in greenhouse gas emissions if we want to forestall the most catastrophic consequences of climate change. (Don't worry if you don't know this yet. We'll be talking about all this fun stuff next week!) As this is an international problem we need policy at every level to address this crisis. Internationally, the Paris agreement of 2015 is a step in the right direction. The U.S., the second largest greenhouse gas emitter and one of the highest per capita emitters of greenhouse gas, withdrew from the agreement. We need to re-engage with the international effort to reduce greenhouse gases and have national policy that supports this goal. One important national policy we should be working on involves energy use. We need to transition away from fossil fuel use, which is responsible for a huge portion of our greenhouse gas emissions, and build infrastructure to support renewable energy. We should also have education policy that incorporates environmental and sustainability education beginning in elementary schools and continuing through college (I'm not biased ;) ) State and local governments should also be developing policies that address energy and land use to minimize greenhouse gas emissions. These policies are necessary steps to help us address the climate crisis. UNFORMATTED ATTACHMENT PREVIEW Purchase answer to see full attachment User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
Description Do a one or two slides summarizing the entire chapter 24 - Environmental policy, law and planning. And include one question at the end as the example slide below. UNFORMATTED ATTACHMENT PREVIEW Purchase answer to see full attachment User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
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Description Skip to main contentEnable accessibility for low visionOpen the accessibility menu Completing Research (5 points each- 3 for correct example, 2 for reason) 20 pts total In science a research paper needs to have authoritative sources and all facts need to be cited. This does not mean you want to have lots of quotes, but instead paraphrase your material and cite the source Many times if it tempting to use popular media as a source. However, this means it could be biased. Go to: https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/ 1.Find one source that could be considered Left biased and explain why (minimum of 20 words; question worth 5 points). 2.Find one source that could be considered right biased and explain why (minimum of 20 words; question worth 5 points). 3.Find a source that is considered conspiracy-pseudoscience and explain why with an example of pseudoscience (minimum of 20 words; question worth 5 points). 4.Find a pro-science source that might be ok for a research paper to get more current information then a peer reviewed source. (minimum of 20 words; question worth 5 points) Citing and referencing help (each topic 10 pts) 30pts total Using the library, find 3 separate articles to help you write about 3 of the following topics below (remember to choose 3 topics, not just 1). Please pick 3 topics from this list: endangered species, environmental toxin, farming, sustainable building materials, or water pollution to answering the following questions: 1.Why would you use this article? (3 pts) 2.Create a full reference for this source (2 pts) 3.Paraphrase a fact from this source and insert an in-text citation (2.5pts) 4.Find a quote Create an intext citation (2.5pts) User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
Description Please rewrite this rough draft to ensure a high schooler can understand it and its not AI generated. Also use the attached Template to complete assignment. NS110: Module 5 Assignment Template Title and Outline of Final Presentation on the Impact of Climate Change Name: _______________________ Title of your presentation: The Impact of Climate Change on National Security: A Growing Global Threat Outline: Introduction: (What is the topic and why is it important) Climate change is not only an environmental issue—it is also a serious national security concern. Rising temperatures, stronger storms, and resource scarcity create new risks for countries. Climate change can lead to economic instability, force migration, and overwhelm defense systems. Example: (tell a story or give a concrete example to illustrate the issue) In 2010, severe droughts in Syria caused crop failure, forcing many farmers to migrate to cities. This mass migration contributed to political unrest and eventually civil war, showing how climate change can spark national and international conflict. Important science findings (why do we know this is a serious problem?) Rising global temperatures contribute to extreme weather events like hurricanes and wildfires (Busby, 2022). Sea level rise is already impacting coastal areas with flooding (National Intelligence Council, 2021). Climate change is causing food, water, and energy shortages, increasing competition for resources (Nguyen et al., 2023). Defense forces are under growing pressure to respond to climate emergencies, which stretches their capacity (Morales, 2015). What is being done about this or what could be done? Governments are investing in renewable energy to reduce fossil fuel use. Military units are preparing for climate-related missions. International cooperation is increasing to manage global climate threats. Policies are being developed to help communities adapt to disasters before they happen. At least 2 sources you will be using (Provide a complete APA style reference for each): Busby, J. W. (2022). Climate change and national security: An agenda for action. Council on Foreign Relations. Retrieved from https://www.cfr.org/report/climate-change-and-national-security National Intelligence Council. (2021). National Intelligence Estimate on Climate Change. Retrieved from https://www.dni.gov/index.php/newsroom/reports-publications/reports-publications-2021/3575-national-intelligence-estimate-on-climate-change DISCUSSION: One of the most interesting things I learned this week is how the USDA organic label can sometimes be misleading, giving consumers a false sense of security about the quality of their food. It was eye-opening because it made me realize the importance of looking beyond marketing and understanding the science and regulations behind what we eat. UNFORMATTED ATTACHMENT PREVIEW NS110: Module 5 Assignment Template Module 5 Assignment Template Title and Outline of Final Presentation on the Impact of Climate Change Name: _______________________ Title of your presentation: _____________________________________________________________ Outline: (complete these areas with short sentences or sentence fragments. Just enough information to show that you have a plan for how the presentation will flow in a logical, orderly path.) Introduction: (What is the topic and why is it important) • • • • Example: (tell a story or give a concrete example to illustrate the issue) • • Important science findings (why do we know this is a serious problem?): • • • What is being done about this or what could be done? • • At least 2 sources you will be using (Provide a complete APA style reference for each): Purchase answer to see full attachment User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
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Description PLEASE REWRITE THIS DISCUSSION POST TO ENSURE ITS NOT AI GENERATED AND WILL PASS THE TURNIT SYSTEM!!! To the Editor, Cancer is a disease that has touched many lives, but did you know that some cancers can be prevented just by making healthier choices? While some people may inherit a higher risk of cancer from their family, many cancers are actually caused by things we’re exposed to in our everyday environment. One of the biggest causes of cancer is smoking. Cigarettes have chemicals in them—called carcinogens—that can damage the DNA inside our cells. When that damage builds up, it can cause cells to grow out of control and form a lump or tumor. This is how cancer can start. According to the American Cancer Society (2019), smoking is linked to about 30% of all cancer deaths in the U.S. The good news is that there are many treatments available, like chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery, which help remove or kill cancer cells. And scientists are always finding better ways to treat it. One exciting treatment is called immunotherapy, which helps your own immune system find and destroy cancer cells—kind of like turning your body into a cancer-fighting superhero (Wayne, 2017). But the best thing we can do is try to prevent cancer before it starts. Avoiding tobacco, eating more fruits and vegetables, getting regular exercise, and protecting your skin from too much sun can all help lower your risk. We can’t control everything, but we can make smart choices that help us live longer, healthier lives. References American Cancer Society. (2019). Cancer facts & figures 2019. https://www.cancer.org/research/cancer-facts-statistics/all-cancer-facts-figures/cancer-facts-figures-2019.html Wayne, E. (2017). We can hack our immune cells to fight cancer [Video]. TED Talks. https://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_wayne_we_can_hack_our_immune_cells_to_fight_cancer User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
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Description This has to be an observation paper on a child, age 3-6. This may involve going down to the park or local library, or you may even just make it up. It also may be worth including what is noticed about Heinz's stages of moral of development and then talk about some child rearing aspects noticed in the parent-child relationship. Things such as where is the parent on a scale of warmth to coldness. Is the parent restrictive or permissive. Lastly, write about how the child is doing socially. Some things to look for: Does the child explore? How close does the child stay to the mother? How does the parent - child relationship seem? What type of attachment do you think the child has with the parent? How do you think this child feels about themselves? How is the child's self-esteem? How does the child interact with others? How responsive is the parent - both verbally & non - verbally? What happens during separation? How does the child display or show emotions? Does this child have empathy? Is there mirroring? How do you feel watching this child? Based on your observation - make some predictions about the child's future. User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
