Environmental studies essays

Does temperature affect the life history of Eastern Mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki) in FIU’s Hennington Pond? Abstract The measurement in millimeters of the Eastern Mosquitofish (Gambusia Holbrooki) were taken at the Florida International University Hennington Pond. Five groups of researchers collected thirty females each. The fish were collected using large nets and were contained in buckets. … Read more

What is Environmental Justice? Environmental justice, the effort to address the disproportionate distribution of benefits and burdens, identifies minority and low-income populations as lacking access to social goods and lacking protection from health and safety hazards. In November 2017, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe created the Virginia Environmental Justice Advisory Board (VEJAB). Since this creation, VEJAB … Read more

1. Introduction This report is going to outline some of the key details surrounding high magnitude earthquake that struck the South West coast line of Portugal in 1755. Details about the earthquake, the tsunami that followed and the fire that they both helped to cause. The report will also touch on the importance of earthquake … Read more

Abstract – In today’s world, the population of vehicle is increasing day by day and by product of their exhaust are NOx, CO which are two major pollutants which causes several respiratory disease. So, it become necessary to vanish this by product by providing pre exhaust or after exhaust treatment. Number of alternative technologies like … Read more

Literature Review Draft Have you ever thought about organic wine? Overview of Organic Viticulture Introduction Four countries produce half of all the wine in the world and five countries drink most of it. Italy, France, Spain and the USA led the world production in 2017. In the list of the main consumers, in addition to … Read more

While most Americans claim to have access to safe and clean drinking water, however before 1972 this was not always the case. Now living in the United States you may feel you are immune to water pollution and contaminated drinking water, but how do we define clean and how do you know what is really … Read more

Bisphenol A, also known as BPA, is a ubiquitous environmental toxicant. BPA is a polymerizing agent that is commonly found in items such as plastics, store receipts, dental adhesive, and lining of beverage and food cans.3 Six billion pounds per year are produced worldwide, which is prevalent in aquatic life as well.4 The Environmental Protection … Read more

Global climate change is very likely the most socially underestimated, all the while most serious threat humankind is facing presently. The first aspects of climate change science were identified by scientists in the early 19th century, when the natural greenhouse effect was firstly put together. That humanly created emissions contributed to this natural effect was … Read more

1.0 Introduction The western world has over the past half century has seen a shift in its traditional cultural values and towards a society of ‘consumer culture’ to an extent that consumption can provide a person with meaning, purpose, and help improve their social standing and identity (Carlisle and Hanlon, 2007). While the link between … Read more

What is Global Warming? This term is complicated for there is no one codified definition. National Geographic defines Global Warming as the surge in greenhouse gases –which have increased due to mankind – which trap extra heat in Earth’s atmosphere. This warming has resulted in glaciers melting, sea levels rising, forests disappearing, and all while … Read more

Exploration Research Question Will increasing the concentration of vermiculite in the substrate increase seedling survival and growth of Phaseolus vulgaris seeds? Background Information I personally chose to investigate this topic because green beans are one of my favorite vegetables to eat, and I have tried to grow them several times with varying degrees of success. … Read more

To date, interactions between crop and soil biodiversity are still not well predictable, but the idea that changing aboveground diversity will change soil biota is increasingly recognized. Specific soil organisms called nematodes have an important function in soil food webs. This research focuses on the effect of diverse grass-clover mixtures on the occurrence of nematodes … Read more

1.4 Water demand Domestic demand: This includes the water required in private building for drinking, bathing, gardening, sanitary purpose, etc. As per IS : 200 I/c/d (with fully flushing system) 135 I/c/d (for weaker sections and LIG).   Public demand:   Represents the water demand for public utility purpose like washing of public parks, gardening, … Read more

How can we as humans reduce the plastic pollution in our oceans and support the progression to a circular economy? Plastic is relentlessly polluting the world’s oceans by destroying marine life, littering the globe and creating noxious food chains. As a textile student, I am passionate about materials and how we use them. To imagine … Read more

Introduction Greenhouse gases can be defined as, gases in the atmosphere (such as water vapour, ozone, CO2, NO2 and CH4) that absorb longwave radiation emitted by the earth and contribute to the greenhouse effect. This means greenhouse gases selectively absorb radiation from the Earth’s surface and re-radiate as heat. Therefore, the greater amount of greenhouse … Read more

Grizzly bears are majestic symbols of the wild. Grizzlies are massive animals with humped shoulders and an elevated forehead that contributes to a somewhat concave profile. Grizzlies once lived in much of western North America and even roamed the Great Plains. Grizzly bears require large amounts of secure habitat, but today’s reality, grizzly bears must … Read more

Over many years transport has been a source of economic growth by moving goods and workers around the country but has also been a major source of greenhouse gas emissions [1]. To tackle these emissions including other harmful emissions from transport, it has been at the motivation of researchers and manufacturers to develop and improve … Read more

Abstract: The objective of this work was to study cultivation sesbania and its mixtures with sorghum or millet in reclaimed sandy soil, then utilization the green forages in feeding of growing lambs for 16 weeks in two stages (The 1st cut was fed in the 1st stage through the first 8 weeks and 2nd cut … Read more

Using examples and theories, critically evaluate the extent to which national policies and global governance can address environmental challenges. This essay is going to look at air and water pollution in China and the issue of rising sea levels and the impact on small island states (SIDs). The pollution that industries such as oil and … Read more

Abstract: Weedy species growing in Agricultural lands and disturbed areas are considered a menace both to crops and surrounding environment. Worldwide, 13% loss of agricultural productivity is attributed to weeds. The losses amount to 25% in least developed nations due to poor management practices.  In the US, an estimated $27b is spent each year to … Read more

1.0 Introduction Green branding is popular today due to the awareness of climate change, natural disasters, and growing population. Environmental degradation has emerged as a major social problem in society. What makes this problem occur? One of the major reasons is that society has moved from an agricultural way of life to an industrial society. … Read more