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    The document summarizes key points from a reflection paper on three environmental principles discussed in an NSTP 101 meeting: 1. The fourth principle states that everything changes, including natural changes like weathering and erosion, and man-made changes like climate change. 2. The fifth principle is that everything must go somewhere, referring to waste. It emphasizes proper waste identification, segregation, and alternative options like recycling to minimize waste. 3. The sixth and last principle discussed is that the Earth is finite, with limited resources. As population and technology increase, more resources are required. However, we must consider environmental effects, such as using non-renewable fossil fuels which harm the environment through emissions. Support

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    The document summarizes key points from a reflection paper on three environmental principles discussed in an NSTP 101 meeting: 1. The fourth principle states that everything changes, including natural changes like weathering and erosion, and man-made changes like climate change. 2. The fifth principle is that everything must go somewhere, referring to waste. It emphasizes proper waste identification, segregation, and alternative options like recycling to minimize waste. 3. The sixth and last principle discussed is that the Earth is finite, with limited resources. As population and technology increase, more resources are required. However, we must consider environmental effects, such as using non-renewable fossil fuels which harm the environment through emissions. Support

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    The document summarizes key points from a reflection paper on three environmental principles discussed in an NSTP 101 meeting: 1. The fourth principle states that everything changes, including natural changes like weathering and erosion, and man-made changes like climate change. 2. The fifth principle is that everything must go somewhere, referring to waste. It emphasizes proper waste identification, segregation, and alternative options like recycling to minimize waste. 3. The sixth and last principle discussed is that the Earth is finite, with limited resources. As population and technology increase, more resources are required. However, we must consider environmental effects, such as using non-renewable fossil fuels which harm the environment through emissions. Support

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    Bryle Keith C.

    Tampos 21/11/20
    BSCE-1A NSTP 101

    REFLECTION PAPER
    Last Saturday’s topic was the continuation of the environmental principles. We
    tackled three environmental principles; 4, 5 and 6. The fourth environmental principle
    states that “Everything Changes”. These changes are categorized in to two; Natural
    change and Artificial (Man-made) change. Natural changes pertain to the changes
    around us which occurs spontaneously. There are two sub-principles in Natural
    changes; Internal and external change. Internal change are those happenings that
    occur within the planet such as volcanic activities and earthquakes. External changes
    are the phenomena on the planet’s surface such as weathering and erosion.
    Meanwhile, Man-made changes are changes that are caused by human activities. We
    all know that most of them are negative changes, for example, climate change. The fifth
    environmental principle states that “Everything Must Go Somewhere”. This statement
    for me is very general one. Fortunately, the study material discussed and specified that
    something to be wastes. For every human activity the production of waste should be
    considered. These activities are the things that all of us do in a daily basis. To sum the
    whole principle up, everyone should practice the identification and specification of waste
    produced. One must learn segregation in order to arrange or categorize waste for
    convenient identification. These helps us in applying alternative options to minimize
    waste by recycling. If such principle is ignored, mother nature will deliver upon us the
    consequences brought by irresponsible actions. Such consequences are seen in the
    news lately about record-breaking floods devouring whole cities because of the lack of
    waste management. The third and last principle discussed during the meeting states
    that “Ours Is a Finite Earth”. This principle is the thing that I strongly agree on. Humans
    are very proficient in trashing there one and only home. All of us should learn to take
    responsibility in our actions. All things within and on the planet are limited especially
    resources. As the population and improvement in technology increased exponentially
    for the past few years, we tend to require and acquire more and more resources from
    the environment. It’s a good thing but before doing that, we should always consider the
    effects we caused on the environment. Such example is the use of non-renewable fossil
    fuels. In a subjective viewpoint, the use of fossil fuels is definitely cheaper and
    convenient compared to the use of renewable energy. But the gasses emitted from the
    combustion of such fuels will cause harm to the environment. The least we can all do is
    support research and development for renewable energy and resources or urge the
    government to switch from non-renewable to renewable resources.

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