Environment Essays

The Sun is the ultimate source of energy to life on the Earth, and the earth’s atmosphere attenuates this dynamics as a pathway. The atmosphere is a major component of the Earth aside Lithosphere and hydrosphere. The atmosphere contains atmospheric gases inevitable for life on Earth, and acts as a pathway by which solar energy […]

The implications of the use of the Triple Bottom Line approach in the events industry: A case study of ‘Dubai pet show’. Every business just focuses on how they could achieve their economical, social and environmental success in today’s scary era of environmental and social responsibility, before organizations just thought about profit, profit and more […]

There are many different benefits that can be derived from Ecotourism if it is used as a tool by local communities rather than large outside interests.  However, the results are a direct reflection of the motivation behind the project. Since these motivations are often mixed it follows that the results are often mixed too.  The […]

Mosquitian forest is located in the northern central of Nicaragua. The reserve which was created in 1991 is one of the Nicaragua’s systems of Parks and Protected Area that are endowed with many species of flora and fauna. Bosawas Biosphere Reserve is named after the three important ecological features within the region namely Bocay and […]

“Normalization is the single most important result of our work“(Absorbent Mind-pg:204,chapter 19) According to Dr: Maria Montessori normalization (the child’s true nature) is one of her main discoveries. Normalization is a word taken from anthropology meaning “becoming a contributing member of the society”. The young children with short attention span learning to focus and concentrate […]

In-situ conservation, the conservation of species in their natural habitats, is considered the most appropriate way of conserving biodiversity. Conserving the areas where populations of species exist naturally is an underlying condition for the conservation of biodiversity. That’s why protected areas form a central element of any national strategy to conserve biodiversity. Ex Situ Conservation […]

Over industrialization and globalization, the economic growth has been evolving since a few decades ago. Majority of human now are exposed to the advance technologies and luxury of life. However, these scenarios do not indicate that life nowadays is much better than the olden days. Every year without fail, open burning occurs everywhere. Especially in […]

In his book “Origin of Species” (1857), Darwin proposed the idea that through evolution, organisms gradually and ideally adapt to each other. He argued that slight advantageous structural variations in individuals lead to their constant survival. Darwin also explained how reciprocal alterations occur in traits like morphology, behavior, and physiology during this evolutionary process. The […]

I. What is Human Geo? a. Human geo- how people make places, how we organize space/society, how we interact with places, and how we make sense of ourselves and others in our regions. b. Advances in technology make communicating easier using planes, internet and automobiles c. Popular culture makes people more alike, but we are […]

Lichens are a type of mutualistic symbiosis that involve a fungus and a cyanobacterium or alga. This mutualism benefits both organisms. The photobiont, which is the cyanobacterium or alga, has chlorophyll and is capable of photosynthesis. This process allows for the production of carbohydrates that are used by both the fungi and the photobiont. The […]

Termites, which were previously categorized as order Isoptera in the taxonomic rank, are now recognized as the epifamily Termitoidae within the cockroach order Blattodea. Despite being commonly referred to as “white ants,” termites are not closely related to ants. Similar to ants, certain bees, and wasps, which belong to the separate order Hymenoptera, termites distribute […]

According to Enger and Smith (2009), ecosystems serve as functional units by encompassing the interactions between organisms and their physical environment. The role of climate in the tundra is vital for shaping the physical environment and affecting organisms. According to Erle Ellis, an ecosystem is defined as a community of organisms that interact with each […]

Mayor Ramona S. Trillana High School Sto.Rosario Hagonoy, Bulacan A Detailed Lesson Plan in English IV (Fourth Year) I. Objectives After the discussion, the students will be able to: 1.Match the words with their meanings accordingly. 2.Arrange a sequence of food chain in Ecology as a group. 3.Explain ideas about Ecology. 4.Write a reflection about […]

Food chains, Food Webs and the Flow of Energy in Ecosystems Introduction An ecosystem can be defined as a more or less self-contained function unit in ecology consisting of all abiotic and biotic interactions in a specific area. Flow of energy within an ecosystem is a one-way process; Photosynthesis utilizes light (solar) energy to yield chemical energy that is passed on to […]

In this article, the author discusses various forms of pollution and ecological degradation, such as agriculture and water contamination. They also address the global agricultural-food system and its ecological problems and social inequalities, including waterways and food pollution, soil degradation, and chemical pollution in land. The contaminants used in different activities end up in rivers, […]

The pollution control of the Mitch river requires addressing multiple factors in order to restore its cleanliness. These include managing domestic sewage from residential colonies and headhunts in densely populated areas, handling industrial waste from both authorized and unauthorized industries, dealing with animal waste from cow sheds located in various regions, addressing the garbage dumped […]

It might seem like the world was always concerned with the pollution the human population has been giving off in the past centuries, but that statement is actually false- the environmental movement did not take off until after World War 2. Only then, people began to recognize the costs of environmental negligence, disease and widespread […]

Explain what happens to the energy reaching the producers that is not converted to growth. ? (iii) Name one decomposer. (iv)State two ways in which energy is transferred from primary consumers to decomposer at C. 1 . (b) Suggest why the percentage energy transfer between producers and primary consumers at A is less than that […]

Engaging in personal development is essential in health, social care, or children’s and young people’s settings. This task is linked to learning outcome 1 and assessment criteria 1.1 and 1.2. Personal development and reflective practice are crucial aspects of working with children and young people. To assess the need for personal development related to your […]

However, this lecture is intended to give an introduction to fundamental aspects of how some pollutants interact with living organisms to cause deleterious effects. The complexity will be explained and simplified where possible. You should understand at least a little about the biology of key organisms and how pollutants cause damage at a physiological level. […]

Sustainable Development Sustainable development is a form of human development that seeks to meet current human needs while safeguarding the environment for future generations. It entails acknowledging the limits of natural systems and confronting the societal issues confronted by humanity. The concept of “sustainability” has been employed since the 1970s to depict an economy that […]

‘Hence, both in space and time, we seem to be brought somewhat near to that great fact – that mystery of mysteries – the first appearance of new beings on this earth’ was the description Charles Darwin gave when describing his experience on the Galapagos Islands during his five-year expedition on board the Beagle. (Levy, […]