In Week 6, your blog posts should explore efforts on how a developing nation is attempting to purify its water supply.  This could involve efforts towards sewage treatment, providing clean drinking water, reducing eutrophication, cleaning streams and lakes, or regulations the government is attempting to implement. Comment on the questions, "Could the United States contribute to the developing nation’s efforts?  If so, how?" Find a unique journal article or news report from the past 2 years (24 months) that deals with this theme.  You may not choose the same article someone else has already blogged about.  You may not blog about a country discussed in this week’s required readings or videos. Summarize the article for your classmates. D

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Scenario: You work for a Cranberry company/farm in Nova Scotia trying to enter the Cranberry market in Australia Who are the major competitors in the Australian market?Describe the products currently offered by the competitors. What are the competitors’ strengths and weaknesses?What is the price of the products? What discounts are offered?

Limit global warming. Global warming above 2°C will cause dangerous and irreversible impacts that will harm our prosperity, security, health, and lives. Limiting warming to less than 2°C is not without challenges either (we are already seeing impacts today), however it is a benchmark by which scientists and world leaders believe we can lower the risks to a more manageable level. Preserve and create a healthy economy. Your policies should strive to lead a global energy transition that would preserve and create a healthy global economy. You must decide how to balance the short-term costs of climate actions with the long-term costs of damages from climate inaction. Note that financial costs are not explicitly predicted in the model as they are uncertain and controversial. You may offer your own hypotheses on the financial impacts of different decisions. While assessing the economics, also consider the potential to offset short-term costs with additional co-benefits e.g., benefits to the…