How can we make the transportation system in New York City more efficient? How would you start your process? What steps would you follow? What data would you gather? Who would you talk to? How would you assess your results?… Continue Reading →
Economic Side of Fracking: By: Joseph Ardezzone, Noorulain Paracha, Ashley Singh, Egor Semeniak Gases prices drop Increased employment Economic boom $ Benefits > $ Cost/Damage Pay owners of land money to perform fracking. Gas bills dropped Savings for gas consuming households…. Continue Reading →
Sharfa, Tim, Chris, Grace Social Contamination Wastewater Public land damaged Exposure to toxic chemicals Area unaffordable for residents Extreme inflation Influx of transient workers Strain on housing, police, public health capacities Cartels Increase in sexual harassment and prostitution Increase in… Continue Reading →
Names: Rebecca Del Vecchio, Manuel (Francisco) Cifuentes, Matthew Damiani, Kayla Fontaine Environmental Elements of Fracking Contamination of Water Soil Contamination Fluid taints watershed Methane pollution leads to climate change Air pollution Dewatering Toxic chemicals Accidental Spills Kills fish/wildlife Waste disposal… Continue Reading →
The focus of this research study was to assess the effect of no medication on hospitalization and death involving patients with diabetes. The researchers conducted the study based on 11, 532 patients in a medical care setting named Kaiser Permanente… Continue Reading →
Data plays a major role in the process of information research. In a modern world, information sharing became part of everyone’s everyday life. From Facebook posts to personal texts, information can be obtained in a matter of seconds. At the… Continue Reading →
Response: The article that I choose to read about was on the topic of air pollution and its effects on a human’s lifespan after long term exposure. They claim that the pollution and its negative effects can cause the human… Continue Reading →
The scientific experiment that I investigated involved using creatine as a treatment for Huntington’s Disease. The study lasted from 2009 to 2014 after 553 participants showing early signs of Huntington’s had volunteered. The study involved separating the participants into a… Continue Reading →
Ashley Singh Title: “Safety evaluation and risk assessment of electronic cigarettes as tobacco cigarette substitutes: a systematic review” Summary: In today’s society, the use of technology to mitigate the process of reducing tobacco intake and ultimately stop it altogether. While… Continue Reading →
Phelps, Joseph, et al. “Privacy Concerns and Consumer Willingness to Provide Personal Information.” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, vol. 19, no. 1, 2000, pp. 27–41., www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/30000485.pdf?refreqid. This study was conducted in order to determine the boundaries that marketers and… Continue Reading →
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