The functions of education is to create citizens whom positively contribute to society and pass on knowledge obtained to the following generations. ... Since my education has caused me to develop this ability of critical thinking, I believe the education provided to me has prepared me for a future career; however, I believe I am unprepared in regards to effectively manage the responsibilities of adults. ... The secondary function of education is to pass on knowledge obtained from one generation and to pass that knowledge to the generations to follow. ... Although I believe I have had success i...

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It still maintains, despite its deterioration, some of these enchanted attributes enjoyable for some more than for others, but could our future generations enjoy the world we have today as well as we do? Will be this picture of a world just available to decorate the walls in the future houses, or just a bed story that our children will tell their grandchildren? ... Just our actions in the present could make possible to give this legacy to the future generations. ... The word sustainability from an environmental point of view suggests our ability of getting what we need from nature in such a mo...

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The human specie has placed its footprint on the planet and is beginning to leave a deteriorated trail at an alarming rate People born in the 1950's first generation to ever experience the world's population doubling in size during a single person's lifetime. ... All degradation of the Earth's natural resources may not have the ability to complete halt, but if we want future generations to enjoy the limited resources of Earth, the nations of the world must come together and enforce conservation. ... Stressing the negative impacts of population on the planet can create a...

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Growing populations and affluence around the world have put growing pressure on natural resources and environmental systems to support the needs and wants of global populations, from now into the future, is part of a developing awareness of sustainability. Sustainability is the ability to meet humanities current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. ... The area, including the chambers of commerce and local communities could do a much better job of bringing awareness to its local communities on how and why it's so important to be more aware of i...

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The research concludes that Canada has an obligation to use water wisely to preserve water resources for future generations. ... The policy "encourages the use of freshwater in an efficient manner to support life of present and future generations". ...

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In an effort to look forward and plan for our future, we should develop new, more environmentally friendly approaches to the way we live our lives, and we should seek to pass legislature and hold our governments accountable. ... Once all the immediate concerns are addressed, it is crucial to start planning for our future. ... "Further delaying action on climate change may make these events even more catastrophic in the future.... While the immediate outlook on global warming can look daunting and dire at times, there is hope for the future with hard work and global cooperation. ... We nee...

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Directed by Andrew Stanton, the story follows a robot named Wall-E, who is designed to clean up an abandoned, waste-covered Earth seven-hundred years into the future. WALL-E presents a cautionary tale by representing a potential future where we face the global impacts of overconsumption, corporate control, total lifestyle automation and cultural conformity. This urges the viewer to stop and look around at how their day to day actions determine their own future and the future of our planet. ... Wall-E is programmed to compact and pile waste, yet he seeks to establish his own self-identity by ...

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Directed by Andrew Stanton, the story follows a robot named Wall-E, who is designed to clean up an abandoned, waste-covered Earth seven-hundred years into the future. WALL-E presents a cautionary tale by representing a potential future where we face the global impacts of overconsumption, corporate control, total lifestyle automation and cultural conformity. This urges the viewer to stop and look around at how their day to day actions determine their own future and the future of our planet. ... Wall-E is programmed to compact and pile waste, yet he seeks to establish his own self-identity by ...

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The potential for future ecological damage is grueling, and should not go overlooked. ... With the passage of these non-wasteful methods and ideals over generations, we will become a much more resourceful and environmentally friendly society. ... Likewise, we could fund more research towards future non-gas emission industries that produce our everyday cars, plastics, and electricity. ...

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After reading these words from Roosevelt, which overflow with truth, one cant help but feel compelled to take a stand and save our lands, including our waterways, for our future generations but nevertheless don't act upon this feeling. ... These solutions will affectivity set the groundwork for future environmental plans that will also contribute to the bettering of our environment. ...

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While there were many important ideas and concepts covered there are three main issues that have changed my view of the world and my place in it: (1) Humans have altered the earth's natural systems and are doing it at an increasing rate, (2) Environmental problems can impact our culture and our economy and (3) the survival of our future generations depends upon our developing better behaviors and new technologies that will sustain rather than destroy the earth's natural systems. ...

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