Essays on Caveats

Government Surveillance

The preference for increased surveillance on the masses has recently become a political issue. This paper assesses a number of benefits and drawbacks in relation to the development of mass surveillance techniques and practices and assesses the impact of these new practices upon democratic systems, governance and law enforcement operations. This paper also reviews the practice through the lens of globalisation and assesses that increasingly criminal behaviour is being conducted in the virtual world, as opposed to the real world, and is occurring in a cross border globalised fashion. This paper concludes that the latter of these arguments provides sufficient justification for ...

Summary Article

In the chosen article, Emma Rosenthal, highlights the intrusion of the invasive species, lionfish, into the Pacific and Indian oceans. Lionfish preys on small juvenile fish in the coral reefs and has very few predators, contributing to the population explosion of this rapidly breeding invasive species. The article underscores the problem of invasive species, which has disturbed the coral reef ecosystem and emphasizes on the benefits and potential hazards of human consumption of invasive species. The article assists in understanding the course work related to ecosystem and communities. The invasive species such as lionfish growing in the coral ...

Introduction

The immigrant question in the United States of America still poses a fundamental challenge that government has to grapple with. Indeed, in response to the challenges, Congress has proposed a finely tuned and drafted bill that if approved and enacted into law would at least tackle the immigration concerns in relation to students studying in America having arrived in the land of opportunities at an age below sixteen years. The bill proposed by among others, Senator Durbin was introduced in the two houses in March 2009. It would allow granting of undocumented students legal status under two caveats, that is, the ...

Times have changed and running the world on fossil fuel energy can no longer be taken for granted. At the moment two types of energy sources are being considered during the transition of countries to sustainable energy. Coal mining is being pursued throughout the world with businesses very serious about getting all the coal possible out of the earth. Nuclear energy has needed a lot of help from governments to stay afloat until now and that situation would not change (Rutgers 2011).

Since the dangerous accidents such the one at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station in Dauphin County, ...