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This assignment provides you with an opportunity to select an alert system, research it, and evaluate its quality and usability from an ergonomics perspective. First, identify an alert system. It can be an everyday system, or it can be one used at your workplace. Second, research the details of the alert system by using at least one resource in the CSU Online Library. You can include credible resources from the Internet, but be sure to include at least one from the CSU Online Library. Third, after effectively collecting all of the information about the system, evaluate its quality and usability from an ergonomics perspective. Prepare a 10-slide PowerPoint presentation with your results, and the presentation should include each of the following:  Briefly describe the alert system and the setting.  Briefly explain the purpose of the system.  Briefly explain what triggers the alarm.  Briefly explain how the employee should respond once the alarm triggers.  Briefly explain

In this assignment, you will submit a research plan for a public health department to investigate a possible crisis and recommend a public health response to this potential crisis. Directions: Read through the following Centervale scenario and investigate the linkages between the health and illness problems in Centervale and the water supplies and waste disposal services. You must consider the full public health impact of the landfill situation and the water supply policies. Centervale’s Landfill Facility   Centervale’s landfill facility has accepted, with the town’s approval, contaminated soil from the Middle Earth Energy Corporation. The landfill is located above ground and the operators plan on selling the soil to small farms in the county. The soil is known to be contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and lead that exceed the limits set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In the past, the EPA has discovered several leaks in the landfill’s line

Social and cultural epidemiology is critical in determining disease rates among populations. You will learn that culture is a determinant of differences in disease manifestations.

Respond to the following:

1. How has society contributed to overweight among US teenagers?
2. How have behaviors contributed to overweight among US teenagers?
3. Give reasons to support your statements.

Write your initial response in approximately 200 words. Apply APA standards to citation of sources.

Choose a focusing event: Hurricane Hugo. Conduct a literature review on the focusing event. Write a two page essay and discuss the following:  type of focusing event and date that it occurred;  president and FEMA Director;  type of Presidential Disaster Declaration (such as flooding or hurricane);  identify the deficiency that initiated a new policy, law, or program;  describe the new policy and identify who benefited from it; and  from your perspective, was the new policy a success? Paper format: title page, body (two pages), and reference page. Format the paper and references in APA style (6th ed.). Only looking for original, unplagiarized work, if you cannot commit to that please do not ask.

Question environmental science As you know, our world is heavily dependent on oil. In Chapter 6 of Contemporary Environmental Issues, you have read that there is concern about the possibility of reaching a peak in oil production, while Chapter 8 of Contemporary Environmental Issues introduces a variety of possible alternative energy sources. Based on the concern that we may be running out of oil, describe at least two renewable alternatives to oil that are currently available and discuss the barriers that keep these alternatives from replacing oil as our primary means of energy. Latroya Lavigne One renewable alternative to oil is ethanol. Ethanol is comprised of corn, sugar, and switch grass of which 10 percent is mixed with gas making e10. E10 is a noteworthy substitute for conventional 100 percent fuel (Kopp, 2006). Kopp destinations the way that as ethanol winds up noticeably well known, generation will build which implies an expanded cost to buyers as one reason that ethanol stil

Class : BEH-221-3078-Intro. to Behavioral Science-3078-07/2017 Assignment : WK-7 Evaluating A Claim on TV Category : Due Date : Mon, Aug 21, 2017 11:55 PM MST Detail : Imagine you are watching TV with your friend. A guest on a TV talk show claims that major depression is not a psychological problem; it's a disease that can be medically treated. Write a paper of approximately 500 words, how you would explain to your friend psychopathology, what constitutes major depression, and at least two possible treatments. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the guest's claims. Include: A definition of psychopathology What constitutes a major depression diagnosis Two possible treatments for major depression Evaluate the strength and weaknesses of the talk show guest’s claim Include two scholarly sources, which may consist of readings from the University Library or your textbook, or other selections. Format your assignment using West Writing Style Handbook guidelines  

Following the extensive literature review, the researcher must decide how he or she will address the questions being asked. This is done by formulating an experimental design that will allow for the objective testing of the hypotheses. Assume again that you want to test the interaction between farming and water quality. Based on background research and an extensive literature review, you have come up with the following hypothesis: If a lake is located directly adjacent to an agricultural field, then it will have higher levels of phosphorous in the water than lakes located more than 500 meters from an agricultural site.   Begin this assignment by reading the “How Do I Write the…Methods” as listed in your required readings. Then, read the scientific journal article from Macreadie, Hughes, and Kimbro (2013) paying particular attention to how the methods section is written.   Now you are to design an experiment to test the hypothesis. In one page or less, list your prop

Prepare: Measuring leaf area is an important method in plant ecology and agricultural science. Leaf area index (LAI) is one of the most widely measured variables used to describe plant canopies and plant growth rates. In the past, measuring LAI was destructive because every leaf within a given area needed to be collected and measured. Today, there are a variety of simple and advanced methods that can be used to non-destructively estimate LAI. Review: View the following videos and websites to learn about how LAI is measured and how it can be used in ecological, agricultural, and environmental studies. Write: Your post will be based on the alphabetical order of your last names and should be between 250-300 words. Everyone: Explain LAI and provide two examples of how it can be used in environmental research and management. Reference two scholarly or credible sources in addition to your textbook to develop your post. You are encouraged to review the recommended materials this week to help