Category: Environmental science homework help

In the area where you live, what species are invasive? How did they get there? How are they affecting the native species in your area? What management techniques are used to diminish these effects? Use resources from the Internet, including www.invasive.org, www.issg.org, and www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov, to identify species. 300-325 words, extra references is fine.

  This week, you will select a topic for your environmental issues in the news article. You have a wide array of choices. Remember that all human activity–every skyscraper, every park, every factory, every stadium, every golf course, every wind turbine, every parking lot, every regulation or law–has an environmental impact. That impact may be…

We have discovered that there are numerous threats to the environment such as overpopulation, global warming, disposal of wastes, and even eco-terrorism.   Do you believe that these concerns are real or are they overstated to satisfy industrial and political agendas?  Of these problems, what concerns you the most? 300-325 words, extra references is fine.

4 p@ges, re!erences can’t be quoted  BOTTLED AND MUNICIPAL WATER Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of drinking bottled water compared to municipal water.  Present three examples of municipal drinking water that was found to be unsafe for consumption.  Who regulates bottled water and municipal water and how stringent are their requirements?  Refer to:   www.ewg.org/tapwater/

We have discovered that there are numerous threats to the environment such as overpopulation, global warming, disposal of wastes, and even eco-terrorism.   Do you believe that these concerns are real or are they overstated to satisfy industrial and political agendas?  Of these problems, what concerns you the most? 300-325 words, extra references is fine.

 These past couple of weeks we have been talking about threats and stressors to sandy beaches in California. This includes things like illegal sand mining, plastic pollution, coastal armoring, sea-level rise, oil spills, beach grooming, the coastal development pinch, fires, water contamination, excessive tourism (which can also be a pro for economics… tradeoffs!), over-fishing, driving…

In the area where you live, what species are invasive? How did they get there? How are they affecting the native species in your area? What management techniques are used to diminish these effects? Use resources from the Internet, including www.invasive.org, www.issg.org, and www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov, to identify species. 300-325 words, extra references is fine.

  Assignment Topic The purpose of this assignment is to draft the sociological impact analysis section of your news article. More specifically, you will focus on the human activity you researched for the article summary you wrote last week in terms of its inequitable impacts. In particular, you must consider how the activity you have…

  The purpose of this assignment is to understand how human activities have different environmental impacts on different groups.  Assignment Directions Task 1: Find a News Article:  Find a reputable, recent (one-year old or less) news article related to an environmental issue in your community. Remember that human activity of all sorts has an environmental…

The purpose of this Written Assignment #6 is to explore promising solutions that aim at improving affordable access to safe drinking water or sanitation services in communities that may have challenges in accessing them. For this assignment, identify one promising solution that has been implemented somewhere in the world.  The solution you choose can be,…