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All answers are correct. The Global Reporting Initiative is a framework that sets out the principles and indicators for organizations to measure and report their economic, environmental, and social performance; It’s an initiative to lead multinational enterprises to report globally; and it’s a framework to help national firms to report globally to gain international investors.
The Global Reporting Initiative is a global organization, which aims to set reporting standards for companies, regarding sustainable development.
The innovative character of GRI is based on three principles. First, the standards are developed collaboratively, through the cooperation of a diverse range of actors, who normally would not have considered themselves members of the same network. Second, GRI is designed as a self-regenerating system, a design that is designed to ensure adaptability. Finally, the system is based on an organizational structure that acts as guarantor of the standards, that are designed as a public good.
Answer: Formation of Iceberg
Explanation: A glacier is a very large mass of ice formed overtime by the compression of snowfall. Glacier are formed in very high altitudes and very cold parts of the Earth.
When a glaciar is exposed to ocean currents: it can break to form icebergs which are large mass of floating ice. This is breaking of glaciers is dependent on the temperature of the ocean tide flowing towards it.
Among the given options that is given above ''All life was marine (i.e., found in the ocean)'' is true about life in the Precambrian.
Answer: Option D
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During the Precamnrian time which includes Earth's history from birth up to 590 million years ago. Precambrian time is further sub divided into Hadean time, Archean time and Paleoproterozoic time, neoproterozoic time.
The sea was mother of all lives and still remains still today. The land based animals also carry a miniature ocean which is present in their cells and circulatory system. All lives including humans could be considered bags of sea water.
The Philippines belongs to a number of international organizations, including the United Nations; the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Regional Forum; Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum; the International Monetary Fund; the World Bank; and the World Trade Organization among others.
