The purpose of this paper will be to discuss the consequences of fluoridation to the environment and the overall human health issues. I selected this topic because the general public is not aware of the potential health complications associated with fluoridation and the environmental impacts it causes. Communities across America and around the world are unaware of what fluoride is and where it comes from. Most societies believe it to be safe because individuals/groups in authority positions and
study among the women leaders of the movement with the help to immediate conducts and then build the study towards the other women participants in the movement in spite of whether they belong to the same community or not. And also the life study of the prominent women leaders of the movement. Sampling The researcher conducts the study among the women leaders of the movement which the researcher could access primarily. And from these initial contacts to the other women leaders and other women participate
Food waste is a persistent problem throughout the globe. In Canada alone, about 31 billion dollars worth of food is wasted, which amounts to about 40% of Canada’s food production. This price exceeds $100 billion once costs such as energy, water and transport are considered. As of 2007 an estimated 183 kg of solid food was wasted per person (Toronto). Globally, this amounts to about one third of all food being wasted (UN, Xu ), which about 76.3% ends up in a landfill (Xu). In the European union alone
This literature review is based on a primary research, discussing the effects of telecommuting on ecological and social environment, using number of researches done by various authors. The review was carried out using multiple resources (6 journal articles, 3 books and 7 websites). The resources addressed working from home, meaning of telecommuting and its impacts of on social and ecological environment. Modern organizational and technological progress reformed home and work structures. Recent
The Hazard Assessment method used in the paper was the globally acknowledged PEC and PNEC approaches according to Basietto et al., 1990. PEC stands for the acronym of Predicted Environmental Concentration whereas the PNEC stands for Predicted No Effect Concentration. This method uses the ratio
determining what is right and what is wrong. Research ethics refers to the codes, ethical norms, and standards that guide our research practices (Farrimond, 2013). Ethical considerations are especially important in healthcare research, as many of these studies involve human subjects. On July 12, 1974, the National Research Act was signed into law, which created the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research. The Commission identified the basic ethical
approach requires ongoing developments including partnerships between the worlds of academic research and that of the
Chapter One 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Historical and political Background 1.1.1. Nepal a Brief review Nepal, a mountainous country in south Asia, had been united by then king Prithvi Narayan Shah during his reign, 1743-1775 AD. After his death his successors also continued unification process and extended the boarder of this nation by 1816 before the Sugauli Sandhi (a treaty done with the then British India at the place named Sugauli). The Gorkha conquest in the late eighteenth century united into