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    The document discusses three topics related to environmental factors: 1) The 2003 SARS outbreak in China which severely impacted the country's tourism industry as many tourists were not granted visas and Chinese citizens' visas to other countries were rejected due to the large number of SARS cases and deaths. 2) The 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan where a massive earthquake and tsunami knocked out backup power at a nuclear plant, causing three reactors to undergo fuel melting and hydrogen explosions that released radiation and forced the evacuation of nearby communities. 3) General environmental factors like weather, climate change, pollution, renewable energy, and endangered species.

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    The document discusses three topics related to environmental factors: 1) The 2003 SARS outbreak in China which severely impacted the country's tourism industry as many tourists were not granted visas and Chinese citizens' visas to other countries were rejected due to the large number of SARS cases and deaths. 2) The 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan where a massive earthquake and tsunami knocked out backup power at a nuclear plant, causing three reactors to undergo fuel melting and hydrogen explosions that released radiation and forced the evacuation of nearby communities. 3) General environmental factors like weather, climate change, pollution, renewable energy, and endangered species.

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    Presented by Nitesh Sabharwal

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    The document discusses three topics related to environmental factors: 1) The 2003 SARS outbreak in China which severely impacted the country's tourism industry as many tourists were not granted visas and Chinese citizens' visas to other countries were rejected due to the large number of SARS cases and deaths. 2) The 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan where a massive earthquake and tsunami knocked out backup power at a nuclear plant, causing three reactors to undergo fuel melting and hydrogen explosions that released radiation and forced the evacuation of nearby communities. 3) General environmental factors like weather, climate change, pollution, renewable energy, and endangered species.

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    PRESENTED BY NITESH SABHARWAL

    Environmental factors
    WEATHER CLIMATE CHANGE LAWS REGULATING ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION AIR AND WATER POLLUTION RECYCLING WASTE MANAGEMENT ATTITUDES TOWARD GREEN OR ECOLOGICAL PRODUCTS ENDANGERED SPECIES ATTITUDES TOWARD AND SUPPORT FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY

    Impact on SARS Virus on Tourism Industry of China in 2003

    SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME (SARS) IS A VIRAL RESPIRATORY ILLNESS CAUSED BY A CORONAVIRUS, CALLED SARS-ASSOCIATED CORONAVIRUS (SARSCOV). SARS WAS FIRST REPORTED IN ASIA IN FEBRUARY 2003.

    THE MAIN WAY THAT SARS SEEMS TO SPREAD IS BY CLOSE PERSON-TO-PERSON CONTACT. THE VIRUS THAT CAUSES SARS IS THOUGHT TO BE TRANSMITTED MOST READILY BY RESPIRATORY DROPLETS (DROPLET SPREAD) PRODUCED WHEN AN INFECTED PERSON COUGHS OR SNEEZES.

    MANY TOURIST WERE NOT GIVEN THE VISA FOR CHINA AS THEIR WAS LARGE NO OF CASE AND DEATHS WAS FOUND . ALL THE CITIZEN OF CHINA VISAS FOR DIFFERENT COUNTRIES WAS REJECTED DUE TO THIS DISEASE. HONG KONG ESTATE RECALLS SARS OUTBREAK 10 YEARS ON.MP4

    Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster

    THE HUGE EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI THAT STRUCK JAPANS FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER STATION ON MARCH 11, 2011, KNOCKED OUT BACKUP POWER SYSTEMS THAT WERE NEEDED TO COOL THE REACTORS AT THE PLANT, CAUSING THREE OF THEM TO UNDERGO FUEL MELTING, HYDROGEN EXPLOSIONS, AND RADIOACTIVE RELEASES. RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION FROM THE FUKUSHIMA PLANT FORCED THE EVACUATION OF COMMUNITIES UP TO 25 MILES AWAY AND AFFECTED UP TO 100,000 RESIDENTS,

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