Answer:
People and governments should play an active role in awareness programs.
Explanation:
- The movement of the people and the ideas and the food all are included in the cultural aspects of the globalized world and as they have their positive impacts they also have there negative impacts like that of the diseases and there impacts on the health of public badly affects the nations economy and the trade flows.
- <u>Several steps must be take to stop or reduce the flow of the disease and control there harmful effects at the source regions as to lower the spread of the global disease, maybe by the elimination of the waste generation and full and proper diagnosis and monitoring of the food born illness. By limiting the factors that can cause exposure to these diseases.
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- Measures like the proper disposal facilities and food standards should be maintained as guided by the WHO and UNEP, checking the source is a most essential precaution that can be taken along with more awareness programs the stare and the local governments.
For me the answer is b. The ship crew
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Explanation:
The reason for this state of population density is massive increase in population while land resources is restricted. However in the future this rise can decelerate as birth rate in Vietnam has declined significantly in recent years.
A comet<span> is an icy small Solar System body that, when passing close to the Sun, warms and begins to evolve gasses, a process called outgassing. This produces a visible atmosphere or coma, and sometimes also a tail.</span>
Answer: Plato is an author of "dialogues" (The Republic, Laws etc etc.) where the main character is Socrates. Socrates is a philosopher who uses a special kind of dialogue (so-called dialectic dialogue or dialectic method) which leads him to the truth. In other words he follows LOGOS who leads him to uncovering the Truth.
Explanation: Greek word ALETHEIA means "disclosure" and "truth" at the same time. It means that truth is always hidden. Much older Greek philosopher (pre-Socratic) Heraclitus had a dictum: "Truth likes to hide"....it seems that Socrates/Plato followed this thesis.
