54 Molli M. Luke1 Mark Alavosius University of Nevada, Reno
... sustainable reinforcers. In a similar approach, Bostow (2011) recommends selfmanagement to establish reinforcement of actions that reduce an individual’s carbon footprint as a method to address global warming at a personal level. This paper does not evaluate the merits of those points of contention ...
... sustainable reinforcers. In a similar approach, Bostow (2011) recommends selfmanagement to establish reinforcement of actions that reduce an individual’s carbon footprint as a method to address global warming at a personal level. This paper does not evaluate the merits of those points of contention ...
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... Exam makeup: 100 multiple choice, 2 “free response essays” Tips for answering APES free response questions: ...
... Exam makeup: 100 multiple choice, 2 “free response essays” Tips for answering APES free response questions: ...
The Use of Environmental and Ethical Claims, etc., in Marketing
... and unethical marketing and to support the provision of relevant and credible information for the benefit of consumers. The Guidance is further intended to help safeguard real and fair competition between traders. Accordingly, the Guidance aims to make it easier for traders to market positive enviro ...
... and unethical marketing and to support the provision of relevant and credible information for the benefit of consumers. The Guidance is further intended to help safeguard real and fair competition between traders. Accordingly, the Guidance aims to make it easier for traders to market positive enviro ...
IOSR Journal of Environmental Science, Toxicology and Food Technology (IOSR-JESTFT)
... Abstract:Desertification describes circumstances of land degradation in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid regions resulting from the climatic variation and human activities. The present threat of desertification in the sahel region of Nigeria has reached an alarming stage where crops cultivation and ...
... Abstract:Desertification describes circumstances of land degradation in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid regions resulting from the climatic variation and human activities. The present threat of desertification in the sahel region of Nigeria has reached an alarming stage where crops cultivation and ...
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... cause their child to have trouble with autonomy (Ashford and Lecroy, 2010). This definitely occurred with my mother and me. Many of the behaviors and habits that I picked up during my adolescence years were influenced by my environment. My influences were consistent with Albert Bandura’s Social Lear ...
... cause their child to have trouble with autonomy (Ashford and Lecroy, 2010). This definitely occurred with my mother and me. Many of the behaviors and habits that I picked up during my adolescence years were influenced by my environment. My influences were consistent with Albert Bandura’s Social Lear ...
Creating Prosperous and Livable Chinese Cities: The New
... Chinese cities to ignite new ideas and perspectives that can transform their economies. As it is the first report using the index, there will be scope to enhance the methodology and analysis in future reports. It is also important to note that we have not attempted to develop a white paper on urbani ...
... Chinese cities to ignite new ideas and perspectives that can transform their economies. As it is the first report using the index, there will be scope to enhance the methodology and analysis in future reports. It is also important to note that we have not attempted to develop a white paper on urbani ...
Healthy Parks, Healthy People: The Health Benefits of Contact with
... the possible health advantages that would result from open space (Hamilton-Smith and Mercer 1991; Rohde and Kendle 1997). It was hoped that parks would reduce disease, crime, and social unrest, as well as providing “green lungs” for the city and areas for recreation (Rohde and Kendle 1997). At this ...
... the possible health advantages that would result from open space (Hamilton-Smith and Mercer 1991; Rohde and Kendle 1997). It was hoped that parks would reduce disease, crime, and social unrest, as well as providing “green lungs” for the city and areas for recreation (Rohde and Kendle 1997). At this ...
The Development of Intergroup Social Cognition
... introspection and generally elude our awareness; they may also allow awareness but are difficult to control. Conscious processes afford more opportunity for reflection and even deliberation, and both the processes and their output (e.g., preferences, beliefs, attitudes) permit our awareness and cont ...
... introspection and generally elude our awareness; they may also allow awareness but are difficult to control. Conscious processes afford more opportunity for reflection and even deliberation, and both the processes and their output (e.g., preferences, beliefs, attitudes) permit our awareness and cont ...
1 The archaeology of disasters: past and future trends
... 2.34 million people lost their lives to disasters and that 30 disasters and 56,000 deaths occurred on average per year. Consequently, the study and management of natural hazards has become an important concern for the modern world, which now makes large financial investments in hazard prevention and ...
... 2.34 million people lost their lives to disasters and that 30 disasters and 56,000 deaths occurred on average per year. Consequently, the study and management of natural hazards has become an important concern for the modern world, which now makes large financial investments in hazard prevention and ...
Practice Questions – Chapter 1
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
Practice Questions – Chapter 1
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
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... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
Practice Questions – Chapter 1
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
... Describe two basic ways that economic growth can be accomplished. Distinguish between developed countries and developing countries. Give three key characteristics of each one. Define and give three examples of environmental degradation. What is an “ecological footprint”? Using specific countries as ...
Conference Programme - 2016 Berlin Conference on
... Dimensions of Global Environmental Change. We are proud to say that this is already the 10th conference in a successful series that started back in 2001 – right here at Freie Universität Berlin. In the era of the ‘anthropocene’ the relevance of the Human Dimension in the drivers of environmental cha ...
... Dimensions of Global Environmental Change. We are proud to say that this is already the 10th conference in a successful series that started back in 2001 – right here at Freie Universität Berlin. In the era of the ‘anthropocene’ the relevance of the Human Dimension in the drivers of environmental cha ...
The environmental factor in migration dynamics
... (Goldhaber, Houts et al. 1983); migration from human created hazards, such as nuclear waste (Greenwood, McClelland et al. 1997); factors determining land use in Africa, including mobility but also other factors (Guyer, Lambin et al. 2007); and migration during the Holocene 8,000 years BC (Gupta, An ...
... (Goldhaber, Houts et al. 1983); migration from human created hazards, such as nuclear waste (Greenwood, McClelland et al. 1997); factors determining land use in Africa, including mobility but also other factors (Guyer, Lambin et al. 2007); and migration during the Holocene 8,000 years BC (Gupta, An ...
Making Knowledge Work - International Social Science Council
... Council (ISSC) on social sciences research on climate change: the “Climate and Global Environmental Change Design Project” (hereinafter referred to as the GEC Design Project). The ISSC works to increase the production and use – in all parts of the world – of social, behavioural and economic science ...
... Council (ISSC) on social sciences research on climate change: the “Climate and Global Environmental Change Design Project” (hereinafter referred to as the GEC Design Project). The ISSC works to increase the production and use – in all parts of the world – of social, behavioural and economic science ...
Environment-friendly tourists: what do we really
... studies contained operationalisations, characteristics and sometimes definitions. In the second stage, the information sourced was categorized by two raters; the primary author of this article and a research assistant. Coding is needed to analyse such qualitative data because each author uses diffe ...
... studies contained operationalisations, characteristics and sometimes definitions. In the second stage, the information sourced was categorized by two raters; the primary author of this article and a research assistant. Coding is needed to analyse such qualitative data because each author uses diffe ...
CONSUMPTION AS AN ACTIVITY AND THE ROLE OF
... In modern societies consumption requires a significant amount of effort. Consumption takes time; it must be planned in advance, prepared and organised. Time, skills and knowledge are inputs as necessary to consumption as are commodities, and the pattern of combination of these inputs significantly d ...
... In modern societies consumption requires a significant amount of effort. Consumption takes time; it must be planned in advance, prepared and organised. Time, skills and knowledge are inputs as necessary to consumption as are commodities, and the pattern of combination of these inputs significantly d ...
Guide to the Environmental Engineering Minor - 2015
... program of study with an exposure to engineering methods applied to key environmental problems facing modern society in developed and developing countries. The minor also provides students with a brief experience and understanding of the roles that environmental engineering methods play in solving e ...
... program of study with an exposure to engineering methods applied to key environmental problems facing modern society in developed and developing countries. The minor also provides students with a brief experience and understanding of the roles that environmental engineering methods play in solving e ...
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... - A systematic process for learning about the world and testing our understanding of it - A dynamic process of observation, testing, and discovery - The accumulated body of knowledge that results from this process • Science is essential - To sort fact from fiction ...
... - A systematic process for learning about the world and testing our understanding of it - A dynamic process of observation, testing, and discovery - The accumulated body of knowledge that results from this process • Science is essential - To sort fact from fiction ...
Environmental Sociology
... favoured social structural explanations over physical or environmental ones (Buttel 1986: 338). From time to time, isolated works pertaining to natural resources and the environment had appeared, mostly within the area of rural sociology, but these had never coalesced into a cumulative body of work. ...
... favoured social structural explanations over physical or environmental ones (Buttel 1986: 338). From time to time, isolated works pertaining to natural resources and the environment had appeared, mostly within the area of rural sociology, but these had never coalesced into a cumulative body of work. ...
Charles Kolb on Mesopotamian Civilization: The Material - H-Net
... gathering subsistence mode. The effects of climatic facIn addition, he did not want to create a work that, tors on human migrations, dry farming adaptations on like many other pedagogical books, were concerned the piedmont fringes, and suggestions of topics and gewith the superstructure of a “great ...
... gathering subsistence mode. The effects of climatic facIn addition, he did not want to create a work that, tors on human migrations, dry farming adaptations on like many other pedagogical books, were concerned the piedmont fringes, and suggestions of topics and gewith the superstructure of a “great ...
Systems Thinking and Sustainable Urban Development
... how our decisions on an everyday level utilize the Earth’s resources. The world we live in is being characterized and dominated by cities, as the growth in urban areas is significantly larger compared to the overall growth in the world UNFPA (2007). The reality is that most city dwellers have an eco ...
... how our decisions on an everyday level utilize the Earth’s resources. The world we live in is being characterized and dominated by cities, as the growth in urban areas is significantly larger compared to the overall growth in the world UNFPA (2007). The reality is that most city dwellers have an eco ...
Geography - Vinoba Bhave University
... each module. Question No. One (01) shall be compulsory consisting seven MCQ or very short answer type questions carrying two marks each. Examinees are required to answer any Four Questions from the rest. All questions are of equal value. ...
... each module. Question No. One (01) shall be compulsory consisting seven MCQ or very short answer type questions carrying two marks each. Examinees are required to answer any Four Questions from the rest. All questions are of equal value. ...
Grain size fraction of heavy metals in soil and their relationship with
... Amir Abad is a relatively small city (village) in the Birjand county having a population of 1000 individuals which is located5km towards west of Birjand city on the Birjand-Kerman road in the southern Khorasan province. This area enjoys a special status due to agricultural talent involved in various ...
... Amir Abad is a relatively small city (village) in the Birjand county having a population of 1000 individuals which is located5km towards west of Birjand city on the Birjand-Kerman road in the southern Khorasan province. This area enjoys a special status due to agricultural talent involved in various ...