Design Basis for the Condensate Stabilization Train for Liquid Natural Gas

This document is to introduce the initial design for the Condensate Stabilization Train for the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) trains 3 & 4.  The system already operates with a Condensate Stabilization Train for LNG trains 1 & 2, this design is an expansion on the system. The main objective is to produce a condensate stabilizer, … Read more

Stem cells in plants

Introduction: In recent years, the concept of stem cells has become widely acclaimed due to the potential use of these cells as a biomedical tool to rebuild and repair organisms. Stem cells are innately undifferentiated cells of multicellular organisms, with the potential to develop into many different cell types, particularly during the growth and regeneration … Read more

Causes of deforestation in Tanzania

Population increase, agricultural productivity and environmental degradation have characterized many developing countries including Tanzania. These trends have negatively impacted on development and natural resources, amidst the increasing demand for resources in the wake of ever increasing population. Environmental degradation in several parts of Tanzania not only affects biodiversity but also has a direct impact on … Read more

Environmental Impact of a Restaurant

It is crucial for all business to reduce their carbon footprint in order to improve the environment and stop global warming. While each type of business affects the environment differently, it is important to assess their individual carbon footprint on the basis of used and disposed resources. The carbon footprint of a facility depends on … Read more

Wind turbines for renewable energy – research proposal

Chapter (1) Introduction 1.1 Introduction Renewable energy technologies considered clean sources of energy that have a much lower impact in environmental than traditional energy technologies such as coal, oil, nuclear and natural gas. In addition, renewable energy resources will never give out while conventional sources of energy are finite and will someday be used up. … Read more

Sustainable transport needs to be treated as a critical issue in Malaysia

1.0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2.0 INTRODUCTION Sustainability. Upon hearing the word sustainability, the first thing that would popped into the mind would be green environment or green transportation system. But, it also can represent a bigger picture than that. When we are talking about sustainability, we are also talking about whether the policy that have been formulated … Read more

The Raso Lark (Alauda Razae)

Over the course of history, there have been many environmental factors that have played roles in the destruction of former species. Whether it be climatic changes, the spread of fatal diseases, predation by other species, the changing plant community, or geological events, many of the Earth’s ancient and historic species have become a distant memory. … Read more

Sustainability in the world of fashion

Sustainability has recently gained popularity in the world of fashion as companies are reevaluating the ethics and effects of clothing production and consumption.  Sustainability can be defined generally as the conservation of the balance of living and existing in the natural world while maintaining respect for the environment, without stripping it of its natural resources. … Read more

Benefits of growing fruit and vegetables

There are so many social benefits that come with growing fruit and vegetables. By growing your own fruit and vegetables whether in a community garden or in your own garden you can create stronger bonds between your family, friends or community. Anyone including children and elderly can get involved as they say “many hands makes … Read more

Benefits of immigrants to American society

The Immigration and Nationality Act, also known as the Hart-Cellar Act, was passed by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 and is one of the more controversial acts. It was made to abolish the National Origins Quota and make immigration become international. Immigration to the United States has always been an uncertainty. It leads to a … Read more

Reducing your carbon footprint

Carbon footprint is characterized as the aggregated sum of greenhouse gasses that are created with regards to supporting human exercise. It incorporates carbon dioxide which is the gas most normally radiated by people — and others, including methane, nitrous oxide, and fluorinated gases causing global warming. In this essay, I present my thoughts on how … Read more

GM crop plants

A crop can be grown and harvested, it can be grown to be used as profit or grown to make a living. Crops are widely used; primary use is human consumption which can be seen with the mass production of rice, potatoes etc. Livestock consumption relies heavily on crops making swede and kale. Other uses … Read more

AquAdvantage – genetically modified salmon

AquaBounty Technologies created genetically-modified fish that can reportedly grow twice as fast as conventionally-farmed Atlantic salmon, reaching adult size in some 18 months as compared to 30 months. AquaBounty has also claimed the salmon consume 20 to 25 percent less food per gram of new flesh. The firm’s Atlantic salmon are modified with a growth … Read more