Trunk Reports Samples For Students

The Current Situation of the House of Lords

The House of Lords recently was challenged with negative publicity after the scandalous video of the former Lord and Chairman of Committee in the Lords, John Sewel, who was caught sniffing cocaine and indulging in immoral acts with three prostitutes according to the report of The Sun (Moyes, 2015).
The scandalous report was followed with news questioning the travel allowances of about 20 peers in the House of Lords ranging from GBP 100,000 – GBP 200,000 each for five years even if they do not actively participate in the debate (Swinford, Wilkinson, and Leet, 2015).
Some defended that ...

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Introduction
Lichens are epiphytes occurring in most environments of the world. They are commonly found on soil, trees, leaves, and even bare rock. They are found in mesic environments, potentially long lived and are poikilohydric. They are a product of the symbiotic relationship of photosynthetic acyanobacteria and a fungus (most commonly an ascomycete). The symbiotic relationship may be of various types such as mutualism, commensalism, or parasitism. The outer layer is known as the cortex and is composed of photobiont cells. The inner layer, known as the medulla, is composed of loosely arranged hyphae. Below the medulla is a lower cortex ...

REPORT: Landscape Planning and Ecological Management: Plantation of bare root common trees.

Introduction
We often take trees and other flora, all around us, for granted maybe because almost all of us have seen trees and captured the word and their image deep inside our sub-consciousness. As we grow up, we learn about the benefits and advantages of trees parrot-fashion. No person or entity teaches us anything about the aesthetics so when we see captivating landscape photographs and images, we take in the beauty without taking in the trees. It is beyond this point that most of us change directions and go off towards modern, fast-process systems, which we then proceed ...

According to media reports the 1971 Ford Pinto was a subcompact automobile which was poorly designed. Not only was it poorly designed, it was dangerously designed according to the reports. Rear end collisions caused the car to burst into flame. The way Ford Company handled the matter became infamous when an in-house memo became public. The memo seemed to note that the cost of fixing the rear end of all the Ford Pintos so the car would be safe cost too much. The estimated cost would be $121 million. On the other hand the estimated the cost of making payments ...

Executive Summary

Tata Nano is a cheap, back-engined, small-sized car with a capacity to carry four passengers built by Indian based automotive company known as Tata Motors. Tata Nano was first introduced in January 2008 during the 9th annual Auto Expo in India (Tata Motors Limited, 2008). The Tata Nano is one of the cheapest, environmental-friendly, and fuel-efficient cars in the world. Initially the car was designed for the Indian market owing to the need to provide small but poor families with an affordable means of Transport. Tata Motors’ market segment for Nano is families although individuals with small cars’ needs are also ...