The connections of pollution to cognition Introduction The dream of every author is always to capture the audience and to make the work memorable. In the article, ‘smog in our brains’, the author uses a captivating heading in relaying the research to the readers. The ultimate motive of every study is to instil knowledge based on facts that can be proven. The ultimate goal of the author is to challenge other investigations about the broad perception and effects of air pollution. The author persuasively stages the arguments in convincing the readers. Real and practical research examples in highlighting the cases as discussed below.   It is always of an assumption that air pollution is mostly associated with respiratory, cardiovascular and renal complications. The researches mainly highlight the risks of early deaths that are always related to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Its effects on mental wellness and cognitive ability have not always been understood well.  A research study of ‘smog in our brains’ has brought up a challenge that air pollution has also been associated with adverse effects of the brain.…

pollution of river Ganges and presents solutions to dealing with the issue The river Ganges (also Ganga) serves an estimated population of 500 million people which makes the leading water provider in the word. Additionally, the river serves around 40% of the population of India across 40 different states. However, its pollution has been posing significant health threats to the human population as well as the environment (Dwivedi et al,. 328). The Ganges has been ranked as the second most polluted river in the world after the Citarum River in Indonesia in 2017. The pollution of the river has been a continuous event and remained unacknowledged until after 1970 when by then stretches of around 600 kilometers were ecologically dead (Chaudhary and Walker, 203). The importance of water for the sustenance of life on this planet is self-evident. This means that it is imperative to preserve these resources and stop the pollution of our water sources. This paper investigates the pollution of river Ganges and presents solutions to dealing with the issue. Issue background The river Ganges is the most…

Traffic congestion overview Traffic congestion is a common problem facing many urban centres and cities. The problem is dominant in both developing and developed countries. Traffic congestion in Australia has been a significant concern to the national government. It has attracted multiple research, with researchers focusing on the causes and the various ways that the congestion would be reduced. Recent research was developed to establish traffic monitoring through social media platforms such as Twitter, in a bid to reduce congestion levels on the highways of Sidney (Gong, Deng &Sinnott, 2015). The Australian government has also invested in significant researches conducted to find out modernized methods of handling traffic congestion in Sydney and the rest of Australia. This research paper was conducted to capture the current state of traffic congestion in Sydney, Australia. The study captured the average speed of traffic in the city’s major highways, the congestion (average speed against the posted free-flow speeds), and the variability of the traffic congestion in time, on a 24hr scale. The results of the study were then computed into a bar, line graphs…

Air pollution in China              Air pollution refers to the introduction of harmful substances in the air. China being one of the highly developing countries in the world has high levels of air pollution. China has had the fastest developing economy among the major nations, which has contributed to increased air pollution.  The increased levels of air pollution have increased the rate of premature deaths, which is about 350,000 to 400,000. About 760,000 have been reported dead due to air pollution each year. China being a developing country experiences several factors leading to air pollution causing both affects on human life and environment hence the need for prevention. Air pollution in China has increased due to the rapid increase of motor vehicles. China’s economic development has led to a rise in wealth, which has enabled individuals to buy their motor vehicles. Statistics carried out indicated that the number of vehicles on the roads has doubled with over 1200 vehicles added each day. Gas emissions from motorized vehicles contribute to nearly 70% of China’s air pollution (Rohde, 2015). Some of…

Air Pollution in Seoul, South Korea             Air pollution refers to the release of pollutants to the air, which endangers all the living things on the planet. The level of particulate matter in Seoul city in recent years has risen to 115 micrograms per cubic meter, which is too high as compared to the World Health Organization regulation, which sets the minimum level of the particulate matter to 25 micrograms as a daily average. General causes of air pollution in any country include the burning of fossil fuels and the release of harmful gases to the air. Air pollution causes severe effects on human beings living on the planet. Smog and soot caused by combustion of fossil fuels reduces the distance, which the human eye can see. The primary cause of air pollution in Seoul is fine dust according to the study conducted by Dong Jong-in, a professor in South Korea (Lee, 1999). The fine dust accumulates in the air due to the emission of hazardous gases from the production industries in South Korea. Air pollution has caused the residents of…

GLOBALIZATION IMPACT You will prepare a short analysis of the impact of globalization on a non-western country. You should include specific attention to some of the main forces associated with globalization (technology, trade and integration, offshoring and outsourcing, migration, transportation, environmental pollution) and the impact of these forces on different stakeholders (such as domestic companies, workers, farmers, indigenous cultures, and different demographic groups) within that country. You should draw implications of the issues and their impact on international management practice. This analysis should be (APA) in the form of a 5-7 page double-spaced paper with references both from the class text and 3-4 outside sources. A copy of the rubric will be uploaded via Blackboard.Globalization Impact Paper: [unique_solution]You will prepare a short analysis of the impact of globalization on a non-western country. You should include specific attention to some of the main forces associated with globalization (technology, trade and integration, offshoring and outsourcing, migration, transportation, environmental pollution) and the impact of these forces on different stakeholders (such as domestic companies, workers, farmers, indigenous cultures, and different demographic groups) within that…

Light pollution Introduction Light pollution may be extreme, misdirected, or disruptive artificial light. A lot of light pollution takes consequences; it affects astronomical exploration, has adversative healthy ecosystems, litters energy, and swabs out night sky off starlight. Being in a position to see may star was part of everyday life. By allowing humanmade light to rinse out our glittery night skies, then we are trailing touch with the cultural heritage. We are too hunting contact with one thing that could inspire forthcoming generations. More than quasi- of the sphere staying in the capitals, three out of four individuals in the capitals have never proficient the stupefaction of pristinely dark skies. How will someone explain to those people what they have lost through light pollution? Light conservation is a concern on many fronts: energy, safety, maintenance, health, impact on wildlife, and cost. It is worthwhile to take small steps into fixing the challenges with light pollution. Background Light pollution. It is instigated by misplaced artificial light and replications, which flings all around the sky and replicates rear to the environment. The…

 concerns over the pollution volumes currently in the world I have concerns over the pollution volumes currently in the world. There are global efforts to ensure the preservation of the environment. Environmental pollution has increased, and which is contributing to world vices like diseases and even death. If environmental issues are not addressed, we will face global problems that will never be corrected. The care of the environment should not be an individual effort but an effort of all people who want generations after generations to survive. Efforts to ensure that the situation is conducive for sustaining are a matter of global concern. Leading substances in environmental pollution are plastics. Most plastics take more than 100 years to decompose. Most plastics have one-time use meaning after being used once, they are useless and dropped as waste. The next step is throwing them away as waste. Not that is the foundation of plastic pollution. On the product Idea, the product of choice in my way should have an economical and environmental benefit. The outcome of choice was making biodegradable plastics that…

  Pollution and Smog Awareness   PROBLEM STATEMENT: We have discussed and planned to highlight the Pollution issue, as Faisalabad has been listed as the third most polluted city in the world, with an average air quality index of 130.4. We are going to begin the awareness of Smog due to the pollution as it is carcinogenic, and Faisalabad is the 3rd most populated city in the world. People are suffering a lot due to this and facing so many problems like lung diseases, breath issues, viral flu, bad coughs, and many more, that is why we want to contribute in some way. MOTIVATION: We mutually thought it as one of the most crucial parts of the awareness-raising is to deliver the message that people from Faisalabad can protect themselves from the health risks of the pollution due to their own mistakes. They can majorly reduce their exposure to contamination by following a few steps and doing small actions. SOLUTION: We will deliver the fact that every garbage they throw causes harm in some way. The people will be aware…

A brief overview of the different types of cupcake holders A cupcake holder is an amazing way for protecting the cupcakes from getting damaged while they are being taken somewhere, or are being stored in the refrigerator for later. For choosing the right holder, you will first need to consider your usual way of storing cupcakes, and whether or not you transport them in large batches or just one or two at a time in the lunch bags. Most of these holders are made of plastic and are pretty inexpensive, so there’s no harm in having more than one with you for all kinds of uses. Getting to know a bit about the different types of holders will make it easier for you to choose the right ones. The three most common types are: Cupcake carriers Cupcake carriers are meant to transport big batches of cupcakes, and thus, these are the most popular choices for the home bakers. These have the capacity to hold about twelve to twenty-four cupcakes, and there is a separate cup for every piece. With this…