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    BIOREMEDATION

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    involves stimulating a group of organisms in order to shift the microbial ecology towards the desired process. This term is known as biostimulation. Biostimulation can be achieved through changes in pH‚ moisture‚ aeration or nutrient addition. DEFINATION:- Biodegradation:- Biodegradation or biological degradation is the phenomenon of biological transformation of organic compounds by living organisms (Microbes). It usually involves the conversion of complex organic molecules to simple and mostly

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    Nghien Cuu

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    Instructor: Vo Thi Thuy Chung Members: 1. Ngô Thị Thúy Nhi 2. Nguyễn Thị Huyền Trang 3. Tôn Nữ Thùy Trang 4. Hoàng Thị Hằng OUT LINE I. DEFINATION II. PICTURE ANNOUNCEMENT A. only pictures B. pictures and short writing III. WRITTEN ANNOUNCEMENT A. Formal Announcement B. Informal Announcement IV. COMPARE BETWEEN PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA) AND COMMUNITY SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (CPA) I. DEFINITION • Announcement is a public statement containing the information about an event that

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    Gender Discrimination

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    Discrimination is one of the biggest problems in the world today‚ but some types of discrimination stand out more than others. In the article “THESE DOORS ARE Open!‚” Betty Achinstein writes a fascinating piece about the racism in schools across the nation and how we can help stop it. Achinstein writes this article to give us information about the problems and solutions with racism in schools. Achinsteins point in writing this article is that everyone should be treated equally and have the same opportunities

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    was done to prevent the tragedy. In the Civil Engineering Magazine‚ models have been made in the 1990’s and a while before that that‚ if a category 4 or 5 hurricane hit New Orleans there would be a catastrophic flood and the city would be devastated. The magazine says that the flood could reach heights of 25 feet. "With Hurricane Katrina‚ some parts of New Orleans saw up to 20 feet of water" (12a). With all this information being known a while back‚ why wasn’t anything being done to change and

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    Natural Disaster

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    A natural disaster is the effect of a natural hazard (e.g.‚ flood‚ tornado‚ hurricane‚ volcanic eruption‚ earthquake‚ heatwave‚ or landslide). It leads to financial‚ environmental or human losses. The resulting loss depends on the vulnerability of the affected population to resist the hazard‚ also called their resilience. if these disasters continues it would be a great danger for the earth.[1] This understanding is concentrated in the formulation: "disasters occur when hazards meet vulnerability

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    Comparing the effect of flooding in MEDCs and LEDCs: Boscastle and Bangladesh: The main difference between floods in MEDCs and LEDCs are the impacts of floods in each place. Very similar floods produce severely worse effects in Ledcs than they do in Medcs. The Boscastle and Bangladesh floods were essentially very similar in terms of amount of rain and water that flooded the land‚ never the less in Boscastle‚ despite there being severe damage to property and the whole of the town being flooded

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    Causes and Impacts of flooding in an LEDC- Bangladesh 2007 Introduction Bangladesh is located in the south of Asia. It is bordered by India to its north‚ west and east and by Burma to its south east. The Bay of Bengal is south of Bangladesh and the country lies on the fertile Bengal Delta. The map below shows the location of Bangladesh and shows the two rivers; the Brahmaputra and the river Ganges running through Bangladesh. In July and august 2007 both Bangladesh and India suffered from severe flooding

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    Gilgamesh and the Bible

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    Garden of Eden and Noah’s flood. Both Gilgamesh and Noah were instructed to build a boat to survive a great flood brought forth by their respective gods. There are also similarities seen between the creation of Ekindu and the creation of Adam in the Garden of Eden. Also in the Garden of Eden a snake’s deception causes Adam to lose his immortality‚ while Gilgamesh loses a shot at immortality when a snake eats his magical plant. In the Book of Genesis‚ the great flood is brought upon the earth as

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    eroded in the fast moving waters of the Mississippi‚ causing constant maintenance and repairs to the levees leading to expenses that far outweighed the partial benefits. Adding to the already obvious financial displacement these levees provided‚ large floods proved too much for these levees to handle over time as aside from erosion‚ the river would often break through the weakened points in the levees‚ known as crevasses. Many of these crevasses caused almost as much damage as the initial untamed river

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    environmentally and educationally. In this essay I intend to analyse the causes for the River Lee flooding as well as the impacts that has geographically on environment and civilisation. Causes of flooding include the release of water from dams‚ flash floods and river overflow. Synchronously impacts of these causes include economic crisis‚ insurance issues‚ soil damage and property damages. Historically‚ the River Lee has flooded repeatedly over the last century. It flooded in August 1986 as well as February

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