The Bhopal Incident: On 2 December1984, a pesticide factory owned by an American multinational - the Union Carbide Corporation leaked a large amount of poisonous gas into the air surrounding a small and impoverished town called Bhopal, India. The immediate death toll has been estimated to be around 7,000 people, and the death toll from long-term health problems now stands at 25,000 – and a further 25,000 people in the slums around the factory continue to be poisoned by the chemicals that have been left behind. The incident investigation should deal with the chemical accident presented below. The case study should include the following components: A brief introduction of the scene and the accident Safety and health impacts of the accident A statement on the legal aspects of the incident Analysis of the key points from a project management perspective about the incident and accident Summary of the article’s conclusions and your own opinions Conduct a Case Study on this disaster identifying safety management, safety audits, accident investigation, and industrial hygiene issues. Your Case Study should be a minimum of 500 – 600 words and contain the components listed above.

Perhaps you and/or your significant other is a carrier of a harmful recessive trait, such as cystic fibrosis. What would you do when considering having children? Would you hope for the best and ignore the situation, or would you see a genetic counselor or what?Select a genetic disorder from the "groups" list. Don't forget to sign up for it. Genetic disorder: AlbinismExplain what type of genetic defect or disorder it is. Explain how this genetic anomaly occurs. Is it autosomal or sex linked? Is it dominant, recessive or aneuploidy?You should include what the effects are for individuals, what are the survival rates, is there a higher risk in certain populations, and any other interesting information.

AGRC7050 Agribusiness Value Chain ManagementundefinedArticle ReviewundefinedTask: Article ReviewundefinedDue Date: 19 March 2021 14:00 hourundefinedundefinedWeight: 25%undefinedundefinedTask Description:undefinedThis is an individual task and is based on the following three modules. undefinedModule 1: The changing nature of agribusinessundefinedModule 2: Concepts of value and value creationundefinedModule 3: Value chain management: an overviewundefinedYour review should be based ONLY on three (3) journal articles. In selecting these research papers follow the following steps: undefinedSelect one or more modules for your review and select any 3 journal articles and or reports from the reading list representing the module(s) you have selected. Critically review the selected articles/reports and present the critique in your own words (please see the marking criteria under Assessment tab in your course BB site). Provide correct referencing (Harvard style) style. undefinedTASKundefinedReview the selected literature and discuss:undefinedHow the central concepts in the selected articles relate to value chain management and its applicability in the developed and/or developing countries. Also build your arguments making references to the changing nature of the agribusinesses and their operating environment.Constructively critique each article on the above-mentioned themes. Summarise what you have learned from critiquing the articles:undefinedWhat new knowledge did you gain about the focus of the articles?What idea (s) in the articles were confirmed or challenged from your previous experience?undefinedBack up all claims you made about the articles with evidence or examples from the articles or from your own experiences. Your critique should stand alone, i.e., it should be possible to comprehend your entire critique without referring to the journal articles. If you simply summarise, rather than critique the articles, you will not be addressing the requirements or criteria for this piece of work.undefinedWord Limit: 1,500 wordsundefinedundefinedSubmission Guidelines: undefinedSubmit your review through Turnitin under Article Review - Submission Folder under Assessment Tab in your course BB.