Environmental Policy What is an Environmental Policy and What We Need To Focus On
It is useful for us to consider that environmental policy comprises two major terms: environment and policy. Environment primarily refers to the ecological dimension (ecosystems), but can also take account of the social dimension, or quality of life, and as an economic dimension correlating to resource management. The term policy can be defined as a course of action or principle adopted or proposed by a government, party, business or individual. That leaves us with the combined definition that an environmental policy focuses on problems arising from human impact on the environment, which retro-acts onto human society by having a negative impact on human values such as good health or a healthy, robust environment.
Environmental issues which are typically addressed by standard environmental policies include (but are not limited to) air and water pollution, waste management, ecosystem management, biodiversity protection, and the protection of natural resources, wildlife and endangered species. More recently however, environmental policy has expanded into the communication of environmental issues. Continue Reading Environmental Policy What is an Environmental Policy and What We Need To Focus On Here
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Healing Foods: Guava
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Worlds Healthiest Foods: The Healthiest Superfoods on the Earth
While there are many good foods located most anywhere food can be grown around the world, there is one thing to consider when developing a healthy diet, which is to eat whole foods with minimal processing, which is very important in the worlds healthiest foods.
Most people don’t eat right, whether it be lack of time, lack of money, or a taste for unhealthy foods, it is a problem for many. They also have new diets that come out just about every week, and some of those are not healthy, and most won’t work for most people.
People who are not living in developed nations and that eat diets like those of their ancestors and thrive on high protein, high fat diets such as the Inuit of Greenland; low protein, high carb diets like the southern Africa indigenous people; diets with high intake of raw milk and cream, such as the Loetschental Valley of Switzerland; diets that are high in saturated fats like that of the Tobriand Islanders; and even diets that consider animal blood a staple such as that of the Massai from Kenya and Tanzania. These less sophisticated dieters have thrived on these diets for centuries without the ravages of degenerative diseases that have become epidemics in modernized worlds, including heart disease, diabetes, obesity, neurodegenerative diseases, osteoporosis and cancer. Continue Reading Worlds Healthiest Foods: The Healthiest Superfoods on the Earth Here
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Herbal Remedies to Give Relief from Hay Fever
Yes, there is more than one hay fever season. Spring, late summer, and fall all feature different irritating pollens. Hay fever symptoms can include runny nose, itchy and watery eyes, sneezing, coughing, “tickle” in the throat or chest, and even skin rashes. Here are some herbs that may help you through the hay fever seasons. Continue Reading Herbal Remedies to Give Relief from Hay Fever Here
Originally posted 2010-05-09 11:43:32.
The Benefits of Clove Oil
Clove has been used as a breath freshener and toothache reliever for centuries. Its ability to stave off disease was known in the ancient world, but why it is effective against illness was not known until bacteria and microbes were discovered. Clove has antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiviral properties.
We can still experience clove’s benefits today. Here are some of the many uses for this awesome natural remedy.
* Oral health – Using a solution of the diluted oil as a gargle or mouthwash is effective against sores in the mouth and/or bad breath.
* Athlete’s foot – Clove’s pleasant scent and anti-fungal properties make it a good treatment for athlete’s foot. Continue Reading The Benefits of Clove Oil Here
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