Climate Change on Account of Urban Sprawl and its Environmental Costs and GHG Emissions Introduction Today, population growth has never been increasing so rapidly. Hence, there has been a continuous urban population agglomeration growth. Particularly in the Global South, many researchers have been projecting the world's total urban population would double by 2050. Consequently, challenges arise as urban growth increases. It is important to consider many aspects such as air and water pollution, providing
includes: Ozone, acid rain, photochemical smog, nitrogen dioxide, sulphuric acid, these are discussed in the essay. The essay made use of material in the Open Educational Resources (OERs). The OERs are defined as any educational material found in the public domain which allows any use to freely copy, share adapt and reshape. This includes: lecturer notes, assignments, videos, textbooks. Thus this essay was written after consultation of various sources. Different secondary pollutants were identified,
In addition, enhanced satiety and the release of dopamine are achieved with the help of intestinal osmoreceptors [a receptor that responds to an increase in the concentration of the extracellular fluid (Hine, 2008, p. 464)] and gastric chemoreceptors (a receptor that detects the presence of a particular chemicals and transmits this information to sensory nerves (Hine, 2008, p. 124)]. Beverages containing aspartame have low energy content and osmotic
understandable that these technologies can be used in the medical field. This essay will discuss what wearable technologies are, how these technologies are used in the medical field, how these technologies may operate as an extension of the human body or mind and will debate if humans are both “natural” and/or technological beings. Further discussion will be on the meaning of technology and nature and these may not be opposites but rather fluid. It will make reference to primary readings by W. Brian Arthur (The