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Group 5

Report


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INPUT APPROACH

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Realize a timeless product design A timeless product design is one ofthe prerequisites for a reasonablelifetime of the product.

Ensure high appreciation of theproduct

Design product for long service life

The Input Approach

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Realize a sturdy product design

Ensure surfaces are user friendly

Ensure corrosion resistance

Harmonize service life of individualcomponents

The Input Approach

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REDUCE HE A!"U# "$ %AC&A'(#'o prevent tampering

%rovide information

o preserve hygienic integrity

o preserve freshness

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H") " REDUCE E#ER'* C"#+U!% ("#,

Environmental issue- hree R s/Reduce0 Reuse0 Recycle1

he less 2e buy and use0 the less 2ehave to recycle and reuse.

Cost and comple3ities

The Input Approach

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By: Jonalane Agustine


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EnvironmentalLaw

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Environmental Laws

!ost of the environment issues presented bymass media today are political issues. hela2s are becoming popular tools to solveenvironmental degradation.

1987 Philippine Constitutions

a. Article 4b. Article (( +ection 45

c. Article 6((

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Environmental Laws

#ational Economy and %atrimonyd. Article 6(((

Agrarian and #atural Resources Reform

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By: Gemaima Tamayo


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Environmental Science

RA 716 ! The Local "overnment Co#e

+pecial 7a2s on Environment And #atural Resourceshere are various special la2s that act in response

to balance of nature. he follo2ing are the specialsla2s on environment-

a. %D 4484. %hilippine Environmental %olicy

b. %D 4489.

%hilippine Environmental Code Shea


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Environmental Sciencec. %D 445:

d. %D 4:5;)ater Code of the %hilippines

e. %D 48


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Environmental Science

h. RA 5=5=

o3ic +ubstance and Hazardous > #uclear)aste Control Act

i. RA ;8?5.

#ational (ntegrated %rotected Areas+ystem Act

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By:Shearyn

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E$%IR&$'E$T A$( (E%EL&P'E$T

he @asic (ssues-+ustainable development and environmental

accounting%opulation0 resources and the environment%overty and the environmentRural development and the environment

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Urban development and the environment

Agriculture development and the environmenthe global environment

Design of the environmental policy


)H* D" E# (R"#!E# A7 %R"@7E!+ "CCUR,

7acB of 2ell defined property rights

E3ternalities and marBet failure

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+ A#DARD +"77U ("#+-

Assign property rights0 reduce transaction costsRegulations0 ta3es to internalize e3ternalities

HA ARD"U+ )A+ E-

2aste that are risB to the health and living things


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CHARAC ER(+ (C+-

o3ic

E3plosive

Corrosive

$lammable


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RE+"URCE C"#+ER A ("# A#D REC" ER* AC

Requires producers of hazardous 2aste toBeep records of ho2 their 2astes are handledfor the time the 2astes are made until that aredisposed properly


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HA ARD"U+ )A+ E !A#A'E!E#

4. %revent hazardous 2aste

9. Conversion into non hazardous substances


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C"!!"# HA ARD"U+ H"U+EH"7D %R"DUC +F!otor oilF%aintsFComputersF!obile phonesF$ertilizersFCleanersF Anti freeze


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By: Anariza

Domingo


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&)&$E LA*ER PR&TECTI&$


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+,AT IS &)&$E LA*ER-


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+tratospheric ozone0 other2ise Bno2n as the ozone

layer is a layer of gas that partially shields the earthfrom the sun s ultraviolet radiation.

(t is located 48Bm above the earth s surface.


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,AR'S &. /LTRA0%I&LET RA*S

+unburns Eye cataracts +Bin cancer 7ess plants


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Are man made compounds containing chlorineand bromine that have the potential to react 2ithozone molecules.


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Air Conditioner "ld Refrigerator

+praycans

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C$C is the most 2idely used "D+ in the counbecause of its 2idespread applications in homeindustries0 and the serving sector.


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Use "D+ Alt

Refrigerants HC$C Amm

@lo2ing Agents HCDC 4 4b Carbon D

Cleaning +olvents HC$C 998 Alcohol0 meth

%ropellants C$C HC

$ire E3tinguisher ,alo enate# h2#rocar3on Dry

%atronize "D+ alternativesGsubstitut

,&+ CA$ &R(I$AR* CITI)E$S ,ELP I$PR&TECTI$" T,E &)&$E LA*ER-

ChecB the labels of consumer goods0 and maBe sure


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ChecB the labels of consumer goods0 and maBe surethat you buy a products that are C$C free or ozonefriendly.

$or those 2ith asthma0 choose C$C free metered


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$or those 2ith asthma0 choose C$C free metereddose inhalers /!D(1.


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a change in the statistical distribution of 2eathpatterns.

CA/SES & CLI'ATE C A$"E


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CA/SES &. CLI'ATE C,A$"E

Human causes human activities result in emissions of 4our prreenhouse ases - car3on #io5i#e /C"910 m

/CH 10 nitrous o5i#e /#9"1 and the halocar3ogroup of gases containing fluorine0 chlorine and bromine1


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,/'A$ ACTI%ITIES


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4. olcanic eruptions


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he %hilippines oined he 'reenpeace +EA+(A


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E Ieepney

+olar %anel


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THANK YOU FOR LISTENING


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iolo ical (iversit2

term used to describe the variety of lifefound on Earth and all of the naturalprocesses. his includes ecosystem0

genetic and cultural diversity.

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iolo ical (iversit2E#DA#'ERED A#(!A7+ A+ "$ 9:4

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iolo ical (iversit2E#DA#'ERED %7A# + A+ "$ 9:4<

8. e3as)ild Rice

. )igginJs Acalypha


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iolo ical (iversit2

9. Rafflesia$lo2er

4. )estern %rairie$ringed "rchid

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iolo ical (iversit2

CAU+E+ "$ E#DA#'ERED +%EC(E+

Changing EnvironmentE3ploitation

%ollution

E$$EC + "# #A URE

Disruptions of food chains and food 2ebs Affects #ational Diversity

Ecological (mbalance

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iolo ical (iversit2

EA+* H(#'+ *"U CA# D" " +A EE#DA#'ERED +%EC(E+4. 7earn about endangered species in

your area.

9. !aBe your home 2ildlife friendly.


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iolo ical (iversit2

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iolo ical (iversit2

CAU+E+

Changing climatic condition%oor adaptability'eographical barriers

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io0Sa4et2


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+afety from e3posure to (nfectious Agents

io0Sa4et2

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@iosafety in arious Disciplines

@iosafety is related to several fieldsEC"7"'*

A'R(CU7 URE

!ED(C(#E

CHE!(+ R*

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@iosafety issues7aboratory +afety@lood borne pathogens /@@%1Recombinant D#A /RD#A1@iological 2aste disposal(nfectious substance and diagnostic

specimen shippingRespiratory %rotection"ccupational safety and health in the use ofresearch animals

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&cean an# Seas

&ceanhis is the 2idest and largest body of

2ater in the 2orld. Huge sea vesselscan travel here. here are five oceans

in the 2ater in the 2orld. Huge seavessels can travel here. here are fiveoceans in the 2orld-

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Paci4ic &ceanocean closest to the%hilippines. his is alsothe largest ocean.

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Atlantic &cean

he Atlantic "cean is the2orldJs second largest ocean0body of 2ater bet2een Africa0Europe0 the Arctic "cean0 the

Americas0 and the +outhern"cean

&cean an# Seas

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In#ian &cean

he (ndian "cean is the thirdlargest of the 2orldJs fiveoceans. $ounded in bet2een

Africa0 the +outhern "cean0 Asia0 and Australia

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Southern &cean

he +outhern "cean is no2 thefourth largest of the 2orldJs fiveoceans. the +outhern "cean e3tendsfrom the coast of Antarctica north to

5: degrees south latitude0 2hichcoincides 2ith the Antarctic reaty7imit and 2hich appro3imates thee3tent of the Antarctic Convergence.

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Arctic &ceanhe Arctic "cean is the smallest

of the 2orldJs five oceans. $oundbet2een Europe0 Asia0 and #orth

America0 mostly north of the ArcticCircle.

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+ea-

he sea is salty. A lot of aquaticresources live in the sea.E3amples of seas are thePhilippine Sea and the SouthChina Sea /2hich is the largestsea near the %hilippines1.

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By: Mark KevinRoss L Pano


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Environmental Ethics


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is the discipline that studies themoral relationship of human beingsto0 and also the value and moralstatus of0 the environment and its

non human contents.



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,IST&R* &. E$%IR&$'E$TAL ET,ICS



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Environmental Ethics emerged as an academi

discipline only in the 4=;: s. the questioning anthinBing the relationship of human being and tnatural environment reflected an alre2idespread perception in the 4=5: s that the late 9:century face a Kpopulation time bombL and a seriouenvironmentalcrisis.



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Contri3utors

Rachel Carson s +ilent +pring /4=5


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he call for a “basic change of values” connection to the environment reflected aneed for the development of environmentalethics as a ne2 sub discipline ofphilosophy.



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Instrumental value is the value ofthings as means to further some otherends.Intrinsic value is the value of things as

ends in themselves regardless of2hether they are also useful as means to

other ends.


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By: Joan Aliga


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Environmental Ethics an#Philosophical Tra#itions


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p

asic Tra#itions o4 Environmental Ethics

a. Anthropocentrismb. Reductive Analysisc. he Egocentric %erspectived. he $actG alue 'ap

Social Ethics Towar#s the Environment. #ature centered %erspective

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Laws Supportive o4 $ature0centere# PerspectiveUnited +tates )ilderness Act of 4=5Endangered +pecies Act

Environment EthicsDeep Ecology versus +hallo2 Ecology

Deep ecology 2as born in +candinavia+hallo2 Ecology !ovement

Deep ecology movement in contrast0 endorsesbiospheric egalitarianism. Ang


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Ayes



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pState Ethics

he %hilippine environment policy /%E%1 presentthe code of ethics of our country. here are fourmain ideas of the code.1! Concern 4or &thers

. the demands for some resources is sometimes socio cultural preferences. he mining industry

in the %hilippines the responsibility of the both Ayes



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Philosophical Tra#itionsenvironment and the people. (t is deemed

that such crafted policies be strictlyimplemented to respond to nature preservation.9. Stewar#0ship Ethics

+te2ard ship involves taBing care of havingmore responsibility over our resources areconsidered as legacy from

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one generation to another. he mount aalolcano is one of the beauty spot in the

country 2ith diverse bio diversity. he$ilipino taBe fill responsibility over thisresource.


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"ur significant historical sites and richculture.. alance# (evelopment

he code promotes the rational andorderly balance bet2een populationand use of resource.

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Philosophical Tra#itionsEconomics Ethics (s defined in terms of marBet placeperformance. )hat is good for businessside conforms to sanctions0 incentives andfollo2s a pattern of conduct that applieseconomy of resources in the business0 thenit can be considered as a good business.

Ayes


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By: AyeshaMa"ini

#om$ilation in %ATS#&''


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Grou$ (: Jonalane AgustinGemaima Tamayo

Anariza Domingo Jessa Mae Bueno

Mark Kevin Ross L Pano Joan Aliga Angeli!a Lagrio Ayesha Ma"ini

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