My major is an integrated studies double major in Community Health and Environmental Studies. This paper will draw on how recycling impact the environment as well as human health. Must have a Primary and Secondary sources on the topic. Produce a one page thesis statement, thesis proposal, and the introduction or first chapter of a thesis. This one page thesis should answer “what will you accomplish by writing this thesis?” Describe what you hope to argue, demonstrate, explain or accomplish in your thesis. Be sure to address the nature of the contribution of each of my majors (Community health and environmental studies) will make to this discussion. You may use articles, book sections, relevant documents, interviews, and any source of credible information you deem suitable for this capstone project. They have asked to include primary and secondary sources, an annotated bibliography, make sure the proposal summary and outline look good, and include a literature review.
\nThis paper will eventually become a 50-70 page paper. This is just the first part so you do not need to write that much this semester, just 20 pages. This is to get a good start on it. They said not to make the subject on recycling too broad that you cover too little on too many areas covered on recycling or narrow that you run out of information to write on. I would include in the paper: a brief history of recycling that leads to today, how we have swirling gyres of trash all over the oceans that are larger than the size of Texas and still growing and killing aquadic life (useful info for how human health will rely on the fish and animals we feed on if we poison them), how most countries are or aren’t using recycling (Germany is one of many countries that focus heavily on recycling. They have many bins for different materials and those that throw trash away get fined.) Find other places that are similar and compare them to the USA. Then focus more on Utah and where they are at with recycling. Especially Utah Valley University. Are they at all recycling? How often do they take it out? Where (Who) does it go to be taken out? Does all of it become recycled or does a % of it get thrown in the trash instead? Is there a program being made to improve the recycling in the University? You can also focus on the geography of Utah and how it is a large basin and not much trash or pollution can flow out of Utah during storms or runoffs. The need for recycling is needed but it will vary place to place. You can also cover Spanish Fork subject (in Utah) how they had a landfill issue when they build businesses on it. You can cover how some local native Americans (I believe called Tar Mar Indians?) are able to survive and only have a bag of bottles and trash for a whole year, while everything else is is biodegradable or recycled. Compare that to the consumer way of life we live in and how much we waste. The USA used to send our recycling to China and now they said they won’t accept it anymore. Where is it going instead? (These are just options to include in the paper to help brainstorm ideas, but please give a worldwide brief overview then zoom into Utah.)
\nThe University website if needed is uvu.edu
\nPlease let me know if you need any help, questions, or further information for this project. If you can’t find enough information with the university then please let me know and I will do my best to include whatever else I can from them.
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