Abstract The present research aimed to investigate the role and effectiveness of hydrogen fuels and assess their place in the UAE. The research found that hydrogen fuels are an efficient and ecologically benign energy source with several applications and benefits compared to fossil fuels. However, hydrogen generation methods continue to...
Introduction Manufacturing bottled water is harmful to the environment, and the stable demand of customers supports this industry. The destructive impact is evident in the pollution of the atmosphere and ocean, where plastic waste impacts the ecosystem significantly. The plastic waste from bottled water leads to the extinction of more...
Introduction Pesticides are compounds or combinations of substances mostly deployed in agriculture or public health prevention programs to protect vegetation from weeds, pests, or diseases. Furthermore, they are used to prevent people from vector-borne illnesses such as dengue fever, malaria, and schistosomiasis. Typical examples include insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, rodenticides, and...
United Kingdom Waste management in the United Kingdom is separate, and the administrations of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are responsible for their waste management policy and strategies autonomously. This practice provides better operation efficiency determined by smaller territories under control. Nevertheless, the Waste Framework Directive’s requirements are integrated...
In the contemporary world, there has been an emergence in the massive use of technology. As a result, energy industries have adopted hybrid devices to generate energy from multiple sources, for instance, wind and waves. In conquering the challenge of energy insufficiency caused by a single energy extraction mechanism, hybrid...
As it is known, the anthropological factor plays a crucial role in the changes in the environment of the planet. It contains two major groups – flora and fauna, meaning plants and animals, and both those categories of the environment are critically influenced by humanity on a daily basis. For...
Introduction Climate change constitutes large-scale variations in weather patterns as well as the long-term escalation of the earth’s average surface temperature. This means that climate change is associated with weather patterns such as floods, droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, tornadoes, typhoons, and cyclones. Climate change poses great threats to the stability...
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill is the largest in history, resulting from an explosion at the oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Louisiana while it sank on April 22, 2010. The rig’s owner, Transocean, leased it to BP oil, which prospected oil in the Mississippi...
Nature is one phenomenon that has proved to be uncontrollable by humankind. The April 2009 L’Aquila quake disaster indicates how emotions can lead to poor judgment. Seismologists are trained to assess the magnitude of the seismic wave levels and their related dangers. Whether to warn the public or not regarding...
Deforestation is a deliberate, unintentional, or natural destruction and removal of trees. Every year, several million acres of forests are being destroyed. People are cutting them to build roads and houses, construct furniture, and make other wooden structures. The loss of forests leads to multiple negative effects on the environment...
Introduction Contemporary perception of hunting, its impact on the environment, US hunting policy In the prehistoric days, hunting was a source of food. Today this takes a different direction; people hunt for pleasure and income. The question whether or not to continue licensing the activity lingers in the environmental managers...
Chernobyl Accident The Chernobyl incident took place on April 26, 1986, in Ukraine, 60 miles North of Kyiv, when the reactor experienced a beyond design basis reactivity power excursion and subsequent steam explosion. The explosion led to the blowing apart of the reactor core. According to Moler et al. (2018),...
Introduction Directed by Davis Guggenheim, An Inconvenient Truth, is a 2006 documentary-type movie about the former American vice president’s (Al Gore) campaign on global warming. The film is a representation of Gore’s illustrative talk on climate change aimed at informing the public about the dangers of global warming. He re-enacts...
The vital importance of air to humans is justified by the biological need for oxygen, which accounts for approximately 21% of inhaled air (NASA, 2016). Oxygen is vital to the human body, and therefore air as a source must be subject to serious control requirements. In particular, a large number...
Geography The rainforest of Amazonia is known to be one of the world’s most beautiful and significant places. It is located in the territory of Brazil, but its territory is so vast that it extends to the borders of nine other countries. The flora and fauna of this rainforest are...
Introduction Background The food web is a natural interconnection that describes the manner in which energy is transferred from organism A to B, thereby supporting the survival of both plants and animals. Human beings form an important aspect or part of the food web since they are capable of engaging...
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) is the most relevant environmental regulation to my past employer. Public law, particularly Section C, provides a proper framework for regulating how both hazardous and non-hazardous waste is managed from the point it is generated to the point of disposal (Environmental Protection Agency...
Introduction By definition, a tornado is an intense wind in a rapid rotational motion, which forms a funnel-shaped column. Tornadoes are weather events that occur as a storm and are believed to be the most violent (Amezquita, Valtierra & Adeli, 2017). They are the most hazardous natural disasters causing significant...