Tag: Environmental studies

The European Union (EU) has provided a comprehensive range of environmental legislation and regulation since its inception. Discuss the process through which the EU has changed environmental laws among its member states and the process and timeline equability (or not) of enactment across member states. Utilise appropriate and relevant examples of EU legislation spanning the […]

Hypothesis: Is there a difference in the population growth of compost worms in soil with different pH?

Imagine you have been commissioned to write a report on the potential options for urban forest regeneration within the (imaginary) city of Castleport. This has been commissioned by Castleport Parks Trust, an independent environmental charity that manages the green space within the city for the city council. Castleport covers an area of  and has a population […]

Explain how anthropogenic and natural emissions lead to transient and equilibrium temperature changes. Use the terms below to help you frame your answer by identifying/explaining how these terms relate to each other and how they contribute to transient. Use these words: hours worked labour productivity state of economic development demographic structure efficiency population

According to the Labeling theory described by the Interactionist perspective, labels can become self-fulfilling. If a person is labeled with negative attributes, they risk believing that these attributes are true, and may face an undesirable declining trajectory. Pia’s parents are approaching a situation in a negative manner, and this is cultivating Pia’s beliefs of having, […]

Urban Economies. Examine and analyze the economic base of your megacity Beijing. Present key economic data on your megacity in a concise table (not counted as part of the 300 word limit). This can include (but is not limited to) the following information: The size of the urban economy (GDP/GNI) Annual economic growth rates. Main […]