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The California High Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) of the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA) has long established its intent to ease transportation within California through the use of high-speed railways to help ease major state traffic corridors and provide rapid ways for transporting people and goods to different places within the state, as in the case of people travelling between the major conurbations of San Francisco in northern California and Los Angeles in southern California, among many others (“2015 Governor’s Budget Summary,” 2015). To enable the CHSRA to construct high-speed railways within California, Proposition 1A, or the “Safe, Continue reading...

One often pays more attention to the pollution on the roads and assume that there is nothing wrong with the indoor air quality in their homes. However, there are plenty of sources of pollutions that lie within the house and can lower the quality of air. Use of carpets in the house is considered to be necessary as they not only add to the aesthetic of the room, but also lend a feeling of comfort. Thy feels nice and cozy under your feet. However, one should also keep in mind the modern fibers are made of synthetic fibers that Continue reading...

Atmospheric pressure is the pressure exerted on an area by the weight of air above the surface of the land. On a certain plane, low-pressure areas are those with less atmospheric mass above them while high-pressure areas are those with a higher atmospheric mass above them. Atmospheric pressure decreases with an increase in altitude. This is because, as altitude increases, there is lesser and lesser overlying atmospheric mass, hence less atmospheric pressure.
Perhaps more than any other single measurement, atmospheric pressure is the best indicator of current and changing weather conditions. This is because the weather characteristics in an Continue reading...

Aseptic Pharmaceutical Production Facility

Abbreviations
cGMP current Good Manufacturing Practices

HEPA High Efficiency Particular Air

QA Quality Assurance
QC Quality Control
PW Purified Water
USP United States Pharmacopeia
sWFI Sterilized Water for Injection

Introduction

BieX Pharmaceuticals is producing a new process of dissolution of a dry Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) in sterilized Water for Injection (sWFI). The resulting solution will be filled in the similar volume containers and then terminally sterilized.
The manufacturing will comply with all cGMP guidelines. The sterilization procedure will comply with relevant specifications to ensure that no pyrogens or bacterial endotoxins are present. The final dosage form should be free of particulates.

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The facility will Continue reading...

Iron And Human Health

Abstract
Pyrite is the most common sulfide mineral. The iron found in pyrite and water can affect human health. From the perspective of human health, Pyrite has been listed as dangerous. The acid mine waters linked to sulfide mine tailings are the prime sources of pyrite. The paper looks at the harmful effects of iron present in pyrite and water on human health.

Introduction

Pyrite or FeS2 is a common sulfide mineral that carries bright golden color and because of its brilliant metallic luster, it is a distinctive mineral. Acid mine waters are its main source, and those Acid waters Continue reading...

IT IS IMPORTANT TO ASSESS THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF BUILDING NEW AIRPORT

Introduction
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) plays a significant role in predicting the consequences of the environment arising from a plan, policy or program. This assessment is usually done before a decision has been made to move forward with the plan. Environmental assessment is useful in enhancing sustainable practices. An impact assessment proposes a set of measures that can be employed to adjust various impacts to levels that are acceptable. It assists decision makers to determine whether to carry on with the proposed plan or policy. Building a new airport is associated with various environmental implications (Wathern, 2013). In this Continue reading...

1. Introduction
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a disease of the lungs that is preventable and also treatable. COPD is a progressive disease that arises from chronic inflammation of the lung tissues due to irritation by noxious gases that leads to restricted airflow (Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease [GOLD] 2015, p. 2). COPD is a blanket term that encompasses and is characterized by chronic conditions such as bronchitis and emphysema (Sherwood 2010, p. 474). COPD is the fourth leading cause of death in the world, killing 5% of the world population annually, and could become the Continue reading...

Introduction

The airplanes have the tendency to impact the natural habitat of the planet as they leave harmful components in air. They produce noise pollution along with chemical one in the air as well. The particles and gases emitting from the planes cause global warming and climatic changes in the entire world. The usage of alternative energy sources in developed parts of the world dropped down the carbon emissions from transports those dwell on the streets. However, the social and economic trend of globalization played a significant role in terms of growing international traveling through the globalized community, and therefore, Continue reading...

EXPLAIN THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF A FAST-INCREASING WORLD POPULATION IN GENERAL. ILLUSTRATE THIS WITH SPECIFIC EXAMPLES

The world has experience tremendous advancement and growth in various areas such as technology, economy, health and social dynamics. These advancements have made the human beings efficient in making their life easier and having a considerable control the treats to human life. Thus, the world population has been on increasing trend. This increased population is putting pressure on the available resources causing their depletion. Hence, sustainable measures are essential. (Institute for Population Studies, 2014)

Improvements in health and accessibility to health care services; the world has experience improvement in the health care services in the recent past. Diseases, virus Continue reading...

The planet earth is rich in mineral resources, which are buried deep under the surface. Some of these treasures include oil and gas which are vital energy sources both for commercial and non-commercial use. The large quantity of gas and oil found in the geologic formations has a poor flow rate, which is worsened by the low permeability and clogging caused by rocks and other geologic features. Tight sands and shales are some of the impermeable geologic structures that inhibit the free flow of oil and gas from geologic formation. Advanced technology has made it possible for the resources Continue reading...

UNITED AND DELTA AIRLINES

Factors Affecting the Airline industry:
After the world war, the airline industry is tended to increase more rapidly. Because of its successful exposure around the globe there are many external factors that have affected the evolution of the airline industry over the period. Some of the external factors of the airline industry are discussed below:

Political Factors:

The air industry provides its most of the input in the political process however the change in the political forces has also changed the global environment in both ways either for good or worse (Button, 2008). The airline industry is usually regulated by the Continue reading...

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Nuclear power energy provides more than 16% of the global power needs, until 2009 there were 437 nuclear power plants mostly in the developed countries. While the countries in Asia and Russia are investing heavily in setting up nuclear power plants, however in US the focus is on extending the capabilities. Nuclear energy plays not only an important part in sustainable energy sources but it can also solve the air pollution issues too as it does not release greenhouse gases.
It is believed that nuclear energy can play a vital role in providing Continue reading...

Abstract

Building designs in the tropics are driven by many factors that tend to make the thermal ambient environment comfortable to the inhabitants. The key factors that drive tropical building designs include temperature, humidity, radiation and wind speed. These factors determine the way by which tropical homes are structured, their orientation, openings in the home, window spaces and so forth. Needless to say, culture and tradition of the people is a vital force responsible for building design styles in the tropics. Environmental psychology is a vital concern itself regarding the way the environment affects man. It tends to emphasize on Continue reading...

Differences in organizations of different sectors and contradictory expectations of managers and leaders in organizations

Organizations deal in different sectors that may include public, private sectors. Different type of sectors has its own set of different features. The main difference among organizations operation in different sectors are as follows:
First and foremost difference is that private sector organizations are not owned by state or government as the case may be with public sector organizations, which are owned by government and their sole motive is to serve the citizens. Public sector organizations keep in view that each individual has a separate set of rights that must not be violated and each person must be getting Continue reading...

Key Drivers for building designs in the tropics

Design of buildings should be responsive to the requirements of tropics climate. One of the key factors that are put in consideration is thermal comfort. The analysis of the site is necessary to have an idea of important factors such as windbreaks and shade. In the tropics, windbreaks are not desirable since the block cooling breezes and most buildings are designed in such a way, free air movement is allowed (Lipig & Hien, 2007). Effective shading includes plantings, pergolas, and window awnings. One of the often ignored sources of extra unwanted heat are unprotected glasses, by adding shade, this ensures Continue reading...

Introduction

The current trends have seen some organizations lose their market shares to their rivals depending on how well each one of them adapted to new environments (Greg, Gittell, Hoffer, Thomas, and Andrew, 2009, p. 45). Marketing capabilities influence and determine the success of different companies operating in particular industry. In most cases, the company with the best marketing strategies acquires the largest market share or wins competitive advantage over rivals (Lindgreen, Palmer, and Vanhamme, 2004, p. 685). The case of Easyjet and Ryanair airlines presents a good example of how the marketing capability of a company influences its market Continue reading...

Impact of Engineering to the Environment

Introduction
Mankind has been on the journey to make life easier for them since the beginning. There lies a solution to day to day problems in all areas like health, equipment and nutrition. In the pursuit of better and simple lives, most of the solutions end up causing harm to the environment. A major environmental hit is air pollution. Since the inception of technology, the clarity of the air decreased significantly from the heavy machinery and industries set up by man. The expense of running such machines is the smoke produced which harms the air, as well as the Continue reading...

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Guadalcanal is in Solomon Islands and lies on the northeastern side of Australia. Japanese troops arrived at Guadalcanal Island on 8th June 1942 to construct an air base. The idea of the Japanese troops was to capture the Guadalcanal Island then cut off the sea route between America and Australia. Americans opposed the Japanese idea of capturing the island. The American troops landed on Guadalcanal Island on August 1942 to stop the Japanese troops from capturing Guadalcanal. The American troops wanted to protect Australia from begin invaded by the Japanese troops. The only Continue reading...

Tornadoes are the most violent windstorms that possess the power to destroy everything that comes in their path. They occur in almost all the parts of the world except the Polar Regions; however, the United States is the country that experiences the highest number of tornadoes than any other country. The south-east, south-west and mid-west parts of the country experience the highest number of tornadoes in the United States . The winds caused by tornadoes range over 300 miles an hour and cause great harm to trees, vehicles and even buildings. One of the major causes for the occurrence of Continue reading...

Mass Media Impact

Social media has a significant impact on people with the things that it airs and the things that the media airs influences people negatively, positively or continuously. The influence also affects the behaviors of the viewers, their culture, and their attitude and according to hypodermic needle model theory of mass media, the mass media has very powerful effects on its viewers. The media influences the minds of the audience within a span of seconds and since the media sometimes airs both negative and positive things, the viewers can be affected either positively or negatively. The perception also depends on Continue reading...