Why DDT Should Not Be Used to Control Malaria
Malaria is a public health problem in many developing countries. Areas with uncontrolled large populations of mosquitoes have higher risks … Continue reading Why DDT Should Not Be Used to Control Malaria
Category Archives: Environment
Tokyo Urban Development, Successes & Challenges
Urban development has significantly changed the landscape of societies. At present, majority of the world’s population resides in cities. The … Continue reading Tokyo Urban Development, Successes & Challenges
Expanding Renewable Energy Policy & Domestic Production
The energy policy of the United States involves a combination of oil and petroleum products, coal, nuclear energy and renewable … Continue reading Expanding Renewable Energy Policy & Domestic Production
Recycling Programs & the Second Law of Thermodynamics
In designing waste recycling systems, energy usage and pollution emissions are considered. However, it is necessary to quantify and compare … Continue reading Recycling Programs & the Second Law of Thermodynamics
Water Supply, Shortage, Human Impact & Public Health
Water resources are essential for public health, and human settlement and development. However, water supply problems abound worldwide. There are … Continue reading Water Supply, Shortage, Human Impact & Public Health
Business Best Practices for Corporate Responsibility
Companies must use business practices to fulfill corporate responsibilities. Best practices in business have a direct impact and long-term consequence … Continue reading Business Best Practices for Corporate Responsibility
Fisheries Supply Chain Analysis: Fish Products and Tiers
The fisheries supply chain is a network that involves the harvesting of fish, shellfish and seafood from bodies of water, … Continue reading Fisheries Supply Chain Analysis: Fish Products and Tiers