Essays on Ecology

There is a major and growing interest within the legal academy in exploring new ways that to manage companies and, particularly, an interest in a very shift from regulation to governance. So, Corporate Responsibility has been gaining area within the public policy sphere each day….

Nobody’s going to blame you for destroying the planet except your children. In the 21st century we still use fuel for getting energy in everything we do whether it is to cook food or driving cars. Now, people would say that we don’t have an…

The main character protagonists inside the book, that live in this story, all have a common trait: they are very independent in their way of thinking and how they depend on one another to survive. The novel shows that Lynn and her mother (later her…

According to “Universitytoday”, the earth is only covered by 29% of land and 71% of water. Even within the 29% of land, there are still proportions of it being uninhabitable for humans. When using the inhabitable land, we will certainly impact the environment around us,…

Ecological bricks are a key element in ecological architecture. However, the term groups different types of materials and their benefits can also be very different. Despite their differences, all of them will have in common a series of environmental or sustainability advantages. In this article…

One of the greatest challenge facing in now days is providing sustainable supplies of clean water, with affordable cost. For it develop a effective membrane which reduce impurities like TDS Heavy metals and suspended impurities with good efficiency a membrane should have higher flux, more…

Rapid urbanization and industrialization are leading to the environmental degradation such as deforestation. As a result natural disaster is becoming more extreme and the losses of lives and properties also increasing in a large amount. So, an effective step is necessary to minimize the effect…

Single use plastic is currently giving itsself a bad name in headlines all over the globe. Although its hard to deny its convenience in the hectic modern world in which we live, it is also hard to look past the consequences of not desposing of…

The study having examined the benefits will attempt to also identify the threats of over-fishing, hypoxia, pollutions and climate change that led to habitat destructions, depletion of species, eutrophication, hypoxia, and coastal inundation. Over-fishing Over-fishing has dire impact on the ecosystem which results in habitat…

Introduction The world is stunned by the ferocity of wildfires, heatwaves, storms and floods causing havoc and destruction of coastal habitats, devastation of social life, and biodiversity, as a consequence of what humans put or take from the ocean unsustainably undermining the benefits of the…