Local non-profit civic organization
How to Write an Environmental Law Essay?
As an independent complex industry, environmental law began to emerge in the 1960s. It was when humanity faced serious problems of preserving favorable habitats and natural objects, which significantly degraded under the influence of negative anthropogenic activities, accompanied by intensive industrial production, extensive extraction…
30 Ecology Writing Prompts for Students
Today, more and more people are concerned about environmental problems. Students study ecology in universities. Professors often ask students to write research papers or essays on ecology. Students need to understand the problems and their possible solutions. It is important to choose the right…
How To Train Your Dog To Track People At Great Lakes
Dogs are amazing creatures capable of learning so many things that make humans love them as pets. They start with “sit and stay”, then “roll over”. But as your dog matures, you notice that they learn things faster and more easily. With their perfect…
7 important arguments for environmental protection
Nothing lasts forever. Landscapes disappear, populations die out. It’s the natural course of things. Why try to protect anyone? The strongest survive, the weakest die–the law of nature. Environmentalists are faced with this kind of reasoning time and time again. So in this article…
Environmental documents of an enterprise
The record keeping system in the organization, regardless of whether it has established an environmental service or department, or whether this direction is outsourced, should provide accounting and storage of documents on environmental protection. The main such document is an environmental passport. Its availability…
Can I compost paper tissues?
The short answer is yes, because the chemical basis of napkins, paper towels and toilet paper is cellulose, a natural polysaccharide, a key component of the cell wall of plants. Because of its natural composition, these paper products are able to decompose naturally under…
About Organization
Great Lake Sworm Watch is a local non-profit civic organization whose purpose is to promote the development of programs and activities to preserve and reproduce a livable natural environment, protect the health of American residents, conduct educational activities, protect citizens’ environmental rights, participate in activities to protect nature, rationally use natural resources, and implement environmental policies in America.
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