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ENV 4301-20.01.00-FA23L-S1, Pollution Prevention
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Consider the quote often accredited to Hippocrates, “Let thy food be thy medicine, and thy medicine be thy food.” What does this mean to you? How might you apply this in your everyday lifestyle choices? How might this quote, treated as a truism, be best applied in the food and drug industries?
Socio-political forces such as global government leadership, industry or special interest groups, or environmental movements are often the positive force that is required for improved global environmental change. Think through some of the socio-political forces that you perceive have affected both global and domestic pollution control over the past four decades. Give an example of just one. How has this socio-political force positively impacted pollution control in your own community? How could it have done a better job?