Would somebody help me to decide a reserch paper's topic?

Question

I have to write a reserch paper based on Environmental Economics.

I'm not sure which part I should focus on.

Would somebody help me to pick up a good topic? I have to hand it in at the end of February.... I'm gonna crazy for picking a good topic.

Answer 1

Here's a thought.  I live in Snowflake Arizona.  We have one of the largest recycling paper mills in the country.  They produce Newspaper paper, paper bags materials and the paper that they use for cardboard boxes, everything from recycled products.  However our town of Snowflake doesn't recycle.  They employ over a 1000 people here in town to work at the mill yet the town of Snowflake doesn't recycle.  How can that be??  It would be an interesting topic for you.  You can find all your information online.

Answer 2

how about....telling people to stop polluting and why.....???

Answer 3

I think  "Ocean Protection" is a  easy work.

In your blue covered textbook, there is a chapter talking about ocean. In that chapter, the author(Titenberg )  has already given you enough source about  "Ocean Protection"  

Maybe, you can find your past paper about fishing in orderer to improve you Rp.

"Perhaps one of the best ways to illustrate the virtues of using the economics analysis to help design policies is to show the harsh effects of policy approaches that ignore it"

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Answer 4

im doiing a paper of the same sort and im going nature and animal conservation

Answer 5

Electronic waste and the cost to society from the disposal of end-of-life products. You are aware of how fast many electronic products are obsolete by technology and this is the fastest growing waste stream, by volume, in the world. Who has the responsibility to manage the end-of-life products, the consumer or the manufacturer. What is the projected costs to a manufacturer or the public for this waste stream?

What avenues exist that can actually take the waste stream and turn it into a positive in regards to reuse, recycle and resell.

The Europeans have already addressed the issue via the WEEE Directive. Start there look at industry trade sites then research companies that propose to manage end-of-life materials.