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    numerous towns of this world. In order to stay alive we require taking from all portion of the environment to grant us with our essentials and hence‚ comes the interrelation between us and the environment. To indicate mainly it is us who have contaminated our own home‚ the earth. Carson clearly states “They should not be called ‘insecticides’‚ but ‘biocides’” as they are harmful for every life on this planet. According to her the chemicals are being used in the wrong way and by the wrong people

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    going to start to die. Where does excessive organic matter come from in water? - Animal waste‚ algal blooms (when they die)‚ wastewater treatment plant overflow‚ food and paper processing‚ a fish kill. Generally what are suspended solids? - Soil What is the primary source of suspended solids? - Agricultural erosion and street runoff. What nutrients are the most common water pollutants and what is the biggest source? - Nitrogen and phosphorus‚ and agricultural runoff. What are

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    Olympic Report

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    Executive Summary Four years after the splendid Olympics in Beijing‚ London hosted the Olympic Games last year in 2012 for the third time in History of the International Event that the World greatly anticipates. The trade mark of this event was “Inspire a Generation”‚ reflecting the sustainability concept adapted by the Olympic Federations to support the Agenda 21 (Hawkes‚2012). In the bid for 2012 Games‚ London did not aim to having the honor of organizing the event just like any other nation‚

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    Module 03 Quiz Review Sheet Be sure to read and review the Powerpoints for Chapters 1-3 and 5 for the Quiz! Module 1 - Foundations of Microbiology and Lab Safety – Chapters 1 & 2: Know the various classes of microorganisms and unique features and characteristics of each: Bacteria- one of the two domains of prokaryotes; all medically important prokaryotes are in the domain Bacteria. bacteria are single-celled or noncellular spherical or spiral or rod-shaped organisms that reproduce by fission. Protozoans-Group

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    QUESTION Discuss the roles of bioremediation at a wastewater (sewage) treatment plant Microorganisms are used to change harmful substances to nontoxic substances. This is a new technology for treating chemical spills and hazardous waste. Bacteria‚ fungi and yeast need nutrients (such as carbon‚ nitrogen‚ phosphate‚ and trace metals) to survive. They break down organic (carbon-containing) compounds found in nature to get energy for growth. For example‚ soil bacteria use petroleum hydrocarbons

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    Solid Waste Management

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    Solid Wastes Management BASURA‚ GARBAGE‚ GOMI‚ ORDURES‚ AFVAL‚ SPAZZATURA— whatever people call it‚ solid waste is a problem that must be properly managed. While it is generally understood that proper waste management helps protect human health and the environment and preserve natural resources‚ many do not realize that solid waste also impacts climate change. The manufacture‚ distribution‚ and use of products—as well as the disposal of the resulting waste—all result in emissions of atmospheric

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    GEO REVISION LAST YEAR Includes: Volcanoes Earthquakes Rocks Mining Weathering VOLCANOES Litos: Rock Structure of the earth Core (magma 6000c) Mantle (magma 3000c) Crust Magma in the mantle moves because the upper mantle contains heavy magma‚ which is less hot‚ it goes downwards and the lower mantle contains light magma because it is very hot and goes upwards so it moves in a circle‚ which is called CONVECTION CELL. Plates on the crust are not statistic because they are so

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    companies claim this process produces greater economic profit and is safer than previous methods. When the desired site is found‚ the coal companies remove trees and any foliage from the mountaintop. Holes are drilled and explosives are set‚ blasting through the overburden‚ which is rock‚ soil‚ and the environment above what is being mined. The blasting can remove up to 400 vertical feet of

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    GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IN TREATMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE IN THE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINE CHEMICAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (CHWEMP) Juan Miguel Fuentes‚ Ninette Ramirez** and Enrique Linsangan*** *President‚ Environmental Practitioners Association **Environmental Specialist‚ Environmental Practitioners Association ***Director for Operations‚ Bureau of Fire Protection – Department of Interior and Local Government I. Introduction The Chemical and Hazardous Waste Emergency

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    Waste Managemnet

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    WASTE MANAGEMENT By Rahul Rajeevan PURPOSE To define a general procedure for reducing the adverse impact of construction and related activities on sensitive environmental resources – air‚ water‚ land & living creatures (both flora and fauna); SCOPE Applicable to all projects of XXX Division‚ including the  workshop‚  labour accommodation  HO DEFINITION Waste management is the collection‚ transport‚ processing or disposal‚ managing and monitoring of waste materials. The

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