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    I.) Executive Summary We will be exploring the production of three valuable products through the exploitation of a natural process using black soldier flies (Hermetia Illucens); some of the current draw backs‚ future improvements and the benefits this process can have both economically and socially. II.) Introduction We are going to be creating a new company for this project and conducting a comprehensive study of some existing companies using two differing processes for their

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    Life underwater is without a doubt the most beautiful sceneries on Earth; however‚ can easily be taken away from the carelessness of human activities. Due to the massive production of waste and the excessive need for daily materials‚ oceans are becoming more and more polluted; in addition‚ result to damaging effects on marine life.  The ocean appears to be a large trash can for disposing waste in the convenience for humans. According to UNESCO‚ statistics show that in 2006‚ 46‚000 plastic materials

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    GRADE 8 BIOLOGY REVISION WORKSHEET a) Name the following: i) The process by which raisins swell up when placed in a beaker of water. ii) Non-infectious disease arising due to hypersensitiveness of an individual to a particular sustance. iii) Bone forming cells. iv) Diseases caused due to malfunctioning of organs

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    Zool‚ 12(1)‚ 76-84. Sanders‚ R.‚ & Gast‚ R. (2012). Bacterivory by phototrophic picoplankton and nanoplankton in arctic waters. FEMS Microbiology Ecology‚ 82(2)‚ 242-253. Sharply.A.N‚Daniel.T &Sim. T (1999). Agriculture phosphorus and eutrophication. Washington: United Department of Agricultural.

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    1. Which of the following renewable energy would require the use of hazardous materials like inert silicon‚ arsenic and cadmium- solar 2. What is the 5 day BOD of sugar beet factory wastewater? 10000 3. These are organism that returns organic material to inorganic material; completes recycling of atoms. - Decomposer 4. A kind of interaction in which two organisms strives to obtain the same limited resources‚ and in the process both organisms are harmed to some extent. -Competition 5. Which of the

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    To determine the aesthetic value of a river‚ there are several parameters that we need to observe. Firstly‚ look at the transparency of the river water. Transparency is the measure of the depth of light that can penetrate into the water (What is water transparency?‚ n.d.). It depends on the amount of particle scattering in the water‚ such as algae and sediment. The lower the turbidity of the water (the higher the transparency)‚ the higher the aesthetic value of the river. High turbidity of water

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    William Ashworth wrote the Late‚ Great Lakes – An Environmental history with the sole purpose of informing all and any who would read it. He wrote it with pure hope in changing how we might see or treat this world. Ashworth gives cold hard facts of the dwindling of the Great Lakes. He gives blame to where it deserved- to us. “Despite the fact they have long been called lakes‚ they have also long been treated as they were infinite.” (Page 4) Ashworth begins talking about Jen Nicolet‚ 17th century

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    1/24/2013 EENV101 Environmental Engineering Course Orientation Dr. Liza Bautista - Patacsil Environmental Engineering The division of engineering concerned with the environment and management of natural resources. The environmental engineer places special attention on the biological‚ chemical‚ and physical reactions in the air‚ land‚ and water environments and on improved technology for integrated management systems‚ including reuse‚ recycling‚ and recovery measures. Environmental Engineering

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    (“Stormwater Runoff”). Plant nutrients like fertilizers are one of the chemicals that are carried by runoff. The rainwater dumps out nitrogen and phosphorus from the fertilizers into the water. These contaminants directly harm aquatic life by causing eutrophication. The growth of algae is enhanced

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    CORAL REEFS ← Coral reefs are living things made of coral polyps. Coral reefs are large strips of wave-resistant coral rocks built up by carbonate organisms lying close to the surface of the sea and even sometimes rising above the sea level. In the Caribbean‚ there are generally three types of coral reefs: ← Barrier reefs are to be found parallel to the coast and are usually separated by a shallow but wide area of water called a lagoon. Belize has one of the second largest barrier

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