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    buildings to successful work ethic, offices can implement natural projects to building with the application of LEED projects that have made green spaces possible for the well-being of the economy and the people. Such green methods that are effective are green roofs and natural air ventilation that can enter buildings so that the odors and air quality can be cleared, especially with the provision of plants that need minimum maintenance. Also, the natural lighting and trees intended in facilities…

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    requires any new reclamation projects to be built to a level that is at least 125 cm above the highest tide level ever recorded. To prevent coastal land loss, the Singapore government has tried to reinforce and strengthen areas to prevent erosion. Natural areas will also be protected using other coastal defense methods. Global warming can also change the patterns of rainfall in Singapore, and affect the water stored in reservoirs in a negative way. This randomness can cause a lot of problems in…

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    By making both documents mandatory, ACT Government is trying to promote sustainable well being of the environment and work place safety regulations. Weighted Assessment criteria: Past performance: 40% weightage is given on basis of past performance on completed aquatic centre projects. Preference is given on basis of delivery methodology, Innovation implementation, environmental management and safety. By giving high preference to all such factors, ACT Government wants to be ensuring to get the…

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    Ecolabelling Case Study

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    That is why their decisions now involve careful consideration of the environment. As sustainability issues are rapidly growing and are more relevant to guests, restaurateurs are looking for ways to reduce waste while saving money and conserving natural resources. Consumers prefer to purchase environmentally sound and eco-friendly products and services nowadays. They are embracing more efficient, cost-wise, environmentally stable business methods. They’re stepping up to reduce and recycle waste,…

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    integrating the site with local and regional ecosystems, and preserving the biodiversity that natural systems rely on. • Water…

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    Wildfire In Canada

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    company has created a way to turn their pulp waste from from one of their factories, Slave Lake Pulp Mill, to electricity. By doing so, they use 7 less megawatts of electricity to annually to operate the mill (Alberta, 2012). This not only reduces natural gas usage by 164,000 gigajoules, but also cuts greenhouse gas emission by 45,000 tonnes per year (Alberta, 2012). West Fraser Mills has not only contributed their part in global warming, but they have created a futuristic strategy, that makes…

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    1 Sternberg museum Sternberg natural history museum is located at the Fort Hays State University, Kansas in the United States (US). Its exhibits are permanent on the walls; they includes fossils collected mostly in the western US and all over Kansas. The museum also has exhibits of minerals and videos that explain the museum history; and its famous ‘fish within a fish’ fossil collection history included. 2 Exposure to Formaldehyde Formaldehyde (FA) is a gas that is flammable, colourless and has…

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    and hospitals. WASTE RECYCLING AND REUSE • As a part of mining operations waste is generated is collected and disposed with the help of auctions. Waste material like drill rods are used for fencing. • For wipers at coal conveyers and temporary ventilation stoppings, old conveyer belts are re-used. • Within the premises, for plantation water treated at all the workshop facilities are…

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    Garden City Case Study

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    3.1 NEIGHBORHOOD SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS: FROM PLANNING THEORIES Howard’s idea to divide the “Garden city” into wards is considered to be one of the earliest notions of neighborhood in city planning. He visualized self-sustainable, compact neighborhoods with easy access to jobs, parks and shops for daily necessities. Howard clearly emphasized on efficient transportation network, combination of various social groups and integration of human and nature. Inspired by the “garden city”, Perry’s…

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    The Divine Wind Analysis

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    The Divine Wind essay about emotional and physical impacts on two characters The Divine Wind’ is a book/novel written by Garry Disher. The novel is set in the Pearling town of Broome which is located in the North-western region of Australia. The novel explores prejudice, friendship, love and betrayal. The novel is mainly set in World War 2, with Hart as the main character. Hart is the narrator of this story, he is retelling his story during WWII with all the problems that he faced. The novel…

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