By Hope Sardella An important question in the study of environmental science is if we as a society can mitigate pollution and reverse a fraction of the damage we have inflicted on mother earth. Before going on, it is important to understand that waste must be managed at all stages of its life including; “production, […]
By Hope Sardella ENV 325 Environmental ManagementInstructor: Barbara Zorn-Arnold02/04/2018 Every day, humans create garbage and trash, also known as Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). The act of generating waste is an inevitable result of human existence. Consequentially, the “urbanization, economic development, and population growth,” are critical indications to the genesis of human wastefulness (Kaza, S., 2018, […]
By Hope-Elena Sardella The Three Rs + C, is a hefty acronym coined to describe the process of creating sustainability habits by; Reducing, Reusing, Recycling, and Composting. When one contemplates society’s addiction to excessive waste; evidence suggests that garbage actually became an issue after the Industrial Revolution. An illuminating passage states that: “Consumerism created a throw-away society, […]
An important question in the study of Anthropology is; How may one betterunderstand thy neighbor by looking at one’s own cultural similarities rather thandifferences. Hope Elena Sardella, 2019 <p class="has-drop-cap has-text-align-left" value="<amp-fit-text layout="fixed-height" min-font-size="6" max-font-size="72" height="80"> Before going on, it is important to understand that Cultural<br>Relativism teaches that one may only begin to understand another […]
Hope SardellaPOL 111 Introduction to Political ScienceInstructor: Samra Nasser11/5/2019 to 12/9/2019 An essential aspect of the study of political science is the power that historical events have on the development of policy. In this report, the author will highlight the National State of Emergency Act (50 U.S.C. §§1601-1651). The first part of this analysis will […]
By Hope Elena Sardella Annotated Bibliography Reference: Van Belle, D. (2016). A Novel Approach to Politics, 4th Edition. Sage Publishing. The Tragedy of the commons is the understanding that resources in a social network such as small towns must provide remedies as a community, which leads to a myriad of socioeconomic issues. Additionally, […]
Ashford University Written by Hope Elena Sardella Kleiner, F. S. (2017). Gardner’s art through the ages: The western perspective (15th ed., Vol. II). Retrieved from https://ashford.instructure.com/ The fundamental objective of an art historians’ job is to determine if the archetype or original meaning of the art itself. Areas in which art history studies are “architecture, […]
<p class="has-text-align-center" value="Physician-Assisted Suicide<br>Hope Sardella<br>PHI 208 Ethics and Moral ReasoningPhysician-Assisted SuicideHope SardellaPHI 208 Ethics and Moral ReasoningProf. Craig Thompson Disclaimer: This article was originally written for Ashford University in 2017 as apart of my Environmental Studies degree plan. Physician-assisted suicide, which is also referred to as euthanasia, is an act of ending a patient’s life […]
This article explores if “Big Business” has the concept of the “green” movement all wrong.
An essential query in the study of economics is; to what measure is considered when putting an economic value on the environment. One conventional scholarly interpretation of the ethics of placing a price tag on the environment would be that the human species should only be allowed to take from the environment for absolute […]
