This relationship is detailed in Morgan's book as the "open systems approach" as organisms are open to their given environment and so much realize an adequate relationship with said environment for survival (Morgan 39). ... Informational Needs and Technologies The information requirements for an organization can be seen to evince many similarities to those of a tree. ... Within a tree, information sharing is done freely and is in fact essential to the well-being of the tree. ... The types of information technologies necessitated by a tree-like organization can be inferred readily fr...

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Methodology The information from the study is mainly obtained from secondary sources that include; articles, books, and publications. ... Discussion Education Despite the awareness about the environmental issues, the human population continues to create an unsustainable system. ... The education is based on information about the environment and how the society can change their behavior for the sake of a better environment. ... System sustainability largely depends on the carrying capacity of the system. ...

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They also take a close look at the links between natural systems and human activities. ... A Cartographer is a person who makes maps using precise tools, aerial surveillance, satellite mapping, and Geographic Information Systems A map has been traditionally defined by geographers as a "representation of things in space," a definition that implies a certain level of physical correspondence. ... The cartographer selects only the information that is essential to the map, and that is suitable for its scale. Maps use symbols such as lines, points, area patterns and colors to convey information....

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Wilcove attempts to make the public aware of the all the problems facing today's ecosystems and nature's delicate system of checks and balances. ... He does a nice job explaining how the alteration of one part of a biological system, seemingly unrelated to another, can have dire consequences for the entire ecosystem. ... Another great strength of The Condor's Shadow is Wilcove's ability to present the information in the book in a manner such that everybody can read and understand it. ...

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Along with the air pollution that is caused by over exploitation of coal, water exploitation and pollution has also been a huge issue in China, over 11% of China's digestive system cancers are caused from unsafe drinking water. ... It basically gives us information on what has been happening in China over the past decade and how Chinese citizens have been played a huge role in the country's environmental development. ...

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