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    result from human greed and negligence (Much of the current Environmental movement originated from Transcendentalism). A further example of Transcendentalism environmentalism in this song is included in the lyrics: “Hey farmer farmer, Put away that DDT * now , Give me spots on my apples, But leave me the birds and the bees, Please!”(Joni Mitchell). AKA, stop harming nature for your own personal gain. Personally, I really like this song because it reminds me of the oldies played at one of the…

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    Double Helical Structure

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    Structure and function have always had a close relationship in biological, chemical and general terms. Often the functionality is dependent upon the structure, for example the villi on the epithelial cells increase the surface area and hence the rate of absorbance of molecules in to cells and the blood stream. DNAs function is highly specific to its structure as even the smallest change to this could cause a long term effect, or even death. Base sequence mutations, errors in replication and…

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    EVERYTHING’S COOL – A TOXIC COMEDY ON GLOBAL WARMING MOVIE ANALYSIS: - Everything’s cool is a 2007 documentary film that examines the divide between scientists and the general population on the topic on global warming. It is directed by Daniel B. Gold and Judith Hefland. It starrs a renowned cast of scientists and journalists :-Bill McKibben, Pulitzer prize winner Ross Gelbspan, The Weather Channel’s Dr. Heidi Cullen , Michael Shellenberger , Ted Nordhaus and White House whistleblower Rick Piltz…

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    pesticides and different harmful chemicals that are bottled in their drinks including Coca-Cola. In 2003, the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), a non-governmental organisation in New Delhi said Coca-Cola contained toxins including lindane, DDT, malathion, and chlorpyrifos - pesticides that can contribute to cancer and a breakdown of the immune system. 4. Recently 1,500 villagers in the Varanasi region demonstrated against Coke for extracting so much water from the ground to make Dasani,…

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    EPA Clean Air Act

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    negative disturbance to one can directly or indirectly bring about a change in the other. One prime example of this was the overuse of pesticide in the 1960s which tampered with the earth’s natural state; the abusive use of Dichloro Diphenyl Tricoloro (DDT) poisoned the wildlife, water resources, birds etc. Furthermore, in the year 1962, a book titled “Silent Spring,” written by Rachel Carson was able to catch people’s attention as it discussed the damaging effects of such synthetic chemical and…

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    Botany Of Desire

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    In his national bestseller, The Botany of Desire, journalist Michael Pollan ingeniously illuminates the ever-changing and perplexing relationship between human beings and the domesticated plant. More specifically, he unmasks the four driving desires of human existence - sweetness, beauty, intoxication, and control - while simultaneously exploring the effects that they have on our lives today. In The Botany of Desire, Pollan utilizes his own personal experiences, witty anecdotes, informational…

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    Zika Outbreak

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    experience combatting mosquitos. In 1947, there was a yellow fever outbreak. After 11 years of mosquito killing operations, the entire species was eradicated from Brazil. Times were different back then. There was a much smaller population in Brazil. Also, DDT was legal to use until…

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    account of the cancer epidemic in the United States and its link to the environment. It is Steingraber’s belief that it is essential for human beings to not only question, but also understand how a lifetime of incremental exposures to chemicals like DDT, PCBs, and atrazine increase an individual’s risks of developing cancer at some point in their life. Throughout the course of the book Steingraber balances her personal experience growing up in rural Tazwell County Illinois, her diagnosis with…

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    Title A4 Aspen Balzly Introduction: Upon entering a farmer’s market, one might assume that consumers are eager to hand over their money to anyone with the product or service that they are in search of. Buyers, however, have come to prove that they can be very picky and know exactly what they want and how they want it. Booths of all sorts are located directly next to their competitors, each striving to catch the buyer’s interest and suede them into purchasing their product.…

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    environment. It combined good writing with her extensive knowledge to make a book that a common person could read. For this reason, the book was able to reach a much broader audience than ever before. Before her book not many people knew about the effects of DDT and other pesticides on the environment. For this reason, she is credited with starting the environmental movement. The book was widely accepted by scientist and common folk alike. It brought pesticides to the public’s view. The book…

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