CW7 1592 - Revision history

Instructor Bob: graded

Instructor Bob — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:56:07 GMT

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	===Sierra Club - Global Population and Environment Program===		===Sierra Club - Global Population and Environment Program===
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	a. The National Family Planning Program: Title X, Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraception Coverage Act (EPICC), Abstinence Only Programs, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA), and Childhood Mortality. They all seem to be helping in some way. Title X helps by providing health care and contraceptive services to women. The EPICC is helping to provide some women with insurance that covers contraceptives which helps to lower the population growth. Abstinence only programs helps to provide comprehensive sex education and try to lower the number of unintended pregnancies. Out of these three I think that Title X seems to be working the most because 4600 clinics nationwide are provide Title X services while the others aren't avilable everywhere. Also, people are going to have sex anyways so the abstinence programs wouldnt work for all while all people do need regular gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, STD testing, contraceptive services, and so on. The USAID is helping to provide economic development and humanitarian assistance around the world. The UNFPA helps to ensure that women have access to family planning, economic opportunities, and education. Childhhood Mortality Programs help to slow population growth because women are more likely to try and take care of their families if they are ensured that their child has a chance. Out of these I think that the USAID is helping the most because is said that in 2005 alone, 484 million went to international family planning programs. However, all of these programs are helping out.		a. The National Family Planning Program: Title X, Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraception Coverage Act (EPICC), Abstinence Only Programs, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA), and Childhood Mortality. They all seem to be helping in some way. Title X helps by providing health care and contraceptive services to women. The EPICC is helping to provide some women with insurance that covers contraceptives which helps to lower the population growth. Abstinence only programs helps to provide comprehensive sex education and try to lower the number of unintended pregnancies. Out of these three I think that Title X seems to be working the most because 4600 clinics nationwide are provide Title X services while the others aren't avilable everywhere. Also, people are going to have sex anyways so the abstinence programs wouldnt work for all while all people do need regular gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, STD testing, contraceptive services, and so on. The USAID is helping to provide economic development and humanitarian assistance around the world. The UNFPA helps to ensure that women have access to family planning, economic opportunities, and education. Childhhood Mortality Programs help to slow population growth because women are more likely to try and take care of their families if they are ensured that their child has a chance. Out of these I think that the USAID is helping the most because is said that in 2005 alone, 484 million went to international family planning programs. However, all of these programs are helping out.
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	b. Humans are consuming too many of the worlds natural resources and are creating wasteful and toxic byproducts. This is hurting the Earth's ability to support human life and the huge population is damaging the quality of life. Water scarcity if threatening the welfare of everyone. This is all causing us to lose our habitat more and more each day which leads to less and less biodiversity. Incresing technology leads to more and more toxics polluting hte air we breathe. If everyone doesn't start caring sometime soon it may be too late.		b. Humans are consuming too many of the worlds natural resources and are creating wasteful and toxic byproducts. This is hurting the Earth's ability to support human life and the huge population is damaging the quality of life. Water scarcity if threatening the welfare of everyone. This is all causing us to lose our habitat more and more each day which leads to less and less biodiversity. Incresing technology leads to more and more toxics polluting hte air we breathe. If everyone doesn't start caring sometime soon it may be too late.

Jalcst-1592 at 21:25, 24 March 2006

Jalcst-1592 — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 21:25:47 GMT

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	a. The National Family Planning Program: Title X, Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraception Coverage Act (EPICC), Abstinence Only Programs, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA), and Childhood Mortality. They all seem to be helping in some way. Title X helps by providing health care and contraceptive services to women. The EPICC is helping to provide some women with insurance that covers contraceptives which helps to lower the population growth. Abstinence only programs helps to provide comprehensive sex education and try to lower the number of unintended pregnancies. Out of these three I think that Title X seems to be working the most because 4600 clinics nationwide are provide Title X services while the others aren't avilable everywhere. Also, people are going to have sex anyways so the abstinence programs wouldnt work for all while all people do need regular gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, STD testing, contraceptive services, and so on. The USAID is helping to provide economic development and humanitarian assistance around the world. The UNFPA helps to ensure that women have access to family planning, economic opportunities, and education. Childhhood Mortality Programs help to slow population growth because women are more likely to try and take care of their families if they are ensured that their child has a chance. Out of these I think that the USAID is helping the most because is said that in 2005 alone, 484 million went to international family planning programs. However, all of these programs are helping out.		a. The National Family Planning Program: Title X, Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraception Coverage Act (EPICC), Abstinence Only Programs, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA), and Childhood Mortality. They all seem to be helping in some way. Title X helps by providing health care and contraceptive services to women. The EPICC is helping to provide some women with insurance that covers contraceptives which helps to lower the population growth. Abstinence only programs helps to provide comprehensive sex education and try to lower the number of unintended pregnancies. Out of these three I think that Title X seems to be working the most because 4600 clinics nationwide are provide Title X services while the others aren't avilable everywhere. Also, people are going to have sex anyways so the abstinence programs wouldnt work for all while all people do need regular gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, STD testing, contraceptive services, and so on. The USAID is helping to provide economic development and humanitarian assistance around the world. The UNFPA helps to ensure that women have access to family planning, economic opportunities, and education. Childhhood Mortality Programs help to slow population growth because women are more likely to try and take care of their families if they are ensured that their child has a chance. Out of these I think that the USAID is helping the most because is said that in 2005 alone, 484 million went to international family planning programs. However, all of these programs are helping out.

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Jalcst-1592 at 21:17, 24 March 2006

Jalcst-1592 — Fri, 24 Mar 2006 21:17:55 GMT

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===Sierra Club - Global Population and Environment Program===

a. The National Family Planning Program: Title X, Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraception Coverage Act (EPICC), Abstinence Only Programs, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA), and Childhood Mortality. They all seem to be helping in some way. Title X helps by providing health care and contraceptive services to women. The EPICC is helping to provide some women with insurance that covers contraceptives which helps to lower the population growth. Abstinence only programs helps to provide comprehensive sex education and try to lower the number of unintended pregnancies. Out of these three I think that Title X seems to be working the most because 4600 clinics nationwide are provide Title X services while the others aren't avilable everywhere. Also, people are going to have sex anyways so the abstinence programs wouldnt work for all while all people do need regular gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, STD testing, contraceptive services, and so on. The USAID is helping to provide economic development and humanitarian assistance around the world. The UNFPA helps to ensure that women have access to family planning, economic opportunities, and education. Childhhood Mortality Programs help to slow population growth because women are more likely to try and take care of their families if they are ensured that their child has a chance. Out of these I think that the USAID is helping the most because is said that in 2005 alone, 484 million went to international family planning programs. However, all of these programs are helping out.

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