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write a research paper on the problem of global warming. Your paper should be a minimum of 4 pages and a maximum of 5 pages (double-spaced, 12 pt. font, one inch margins).
Green Technology and Sustainable Development
Write a paper on one of the following green technologies:

** Wind power
** Solar power
** Electric cars
** Green building

In writing your paper, try to answer the following questions:

• Describe the industry.
• How big is the industry by employment? By number of firms?
• How can this industry help the environment?
• What products does the industry make?
• What kinds of jobs do people do? What are the wages and salaries?
• What are technology challenges facing the industry?
• What has been government policy toward this sector?

Research the philosophy of deep ecology. Determine weather “creations” (Linda Hogan, Heath of The Land) does or does not conform to the 8 Principles of deep ecology. argue accordingly ie audiance = instructor

Students will have a chance to pursue understanding their own area of interest and to write a research paper based on their reading of the recent literature in one area related to how people learn and how we can improve people’s learning. This paper should summarize current thinking and research relevant to a narrowly defined topic and the implications of that research for application to practice.

“The paper must use Arial 12-point font, single spaced with one-inch margins on all sides. The response to the question must be between 200 – 300 words. Those limits include every word written other than the question itself, references and citations, and they are firm.

The paper is on Emile Durkheim and his major books published. The Division of Labor(1893); The Rules of Sociological Method (1895); Suicide (1897); and The Elementary Forms of Religious Life (1912). The paper should answer these three questions:

1. What were the big social changes that Durkheim was responding to in his writings?

2. What was his position on these changes?

3. What concerned him about these changes? What excited him about these changes?

Analysis should include some calculation and recommendation, according to decision in case

1. What are the unfair labor practices, and how does the Wagner Act of 1935 led to mandatory subjects of bargaining today?
2. Samuel Gompers, the first president of the AFL, had basic principles that laid the foundation for this organization. What are these principles? Describe three of them. Do you agree or disagree with these principles?
3. Elaborate on the provisions of the Landrum-Griffin Act of 1959 that gave union members a Bill of Rights through the variety of reporting and disclosure obligations now required by the officers of the labor organizations.
4. What are the five reasons for the poor performance of unions in the 1920s? Discuss these reasons.

You are assigned this case study from your Engineering Ethics text book by Fleddermann. Write a professional paper discussing the case. Give a brief background of the case, and answer the questions at the end of the chapter on that case in narrative form. The paper should be at least 700 words long. The paper should be written in third person. Talk to a registered professional engineer about this topic. At the end of the paper compare your opinions on the case with those of the PE. This portion of the paper may be written in first person. Submit the final paper in the Safeassign assignment.

Should the artist or intellectual architect be protected under the law or should art and other intellectual property be free and accessible to the public?

Article from Room for Debate in the New York Times

Article from The Chronicle of Higher Education

How should the law deal with cases llike the suicides of Tyler Clementi and Phoebe Prince?
From Cyberbullying – “All of the Supreme Court’s student speech cases have involved speech occurring on school grounds or during school-sponsored activities. As a result, there is no clear indication of whether schools can punish cyberbullying occurring outside of a school context. The Supreme Court must confront the issue of whether a school violates a student’s free speech rights by punishing them for creating, on their own time and using their own computers, electronic material that mocks or insults school officials or classmates. Until they do, lower courts will continue to struggle with the resolution of this issue.”