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    Fritz Haber Biography

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    mass production of nitrogen fertilizer became available. Nitrogen is one of the major nutrients that is required by the plants at large quantities for their growth. His innovation brought a revolution in agriculture production. Since 1900 to 2000 the world population has increased by 5 billion and rose to 7 billion. Food production for this additional amount of people was possible to a large extent due to the use of artificial ammonium fertilizer. Aside from fertilizers‚ ammonia is also needed in

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    Over the past century‚ as a side effect of food production‚ humans have been releasing huge amounts of nutrients‚ specifically nitrogen and phosphorus into water resources like lakes‚ rivers and even oceanic coasts. This has caused enormous growth in algae populations‚ literally choking the life out of aquatic ecosystems and polluting water for humans as well. These “Harmful Algal Blooms” (HAB’s) or green tides as some call them can produce toxins that can hurt animals and humans alike turn water

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    digging out root crops and turning over the materials Light hoe is used for loosening and leveling soil and digging out furrows for planting Hand trowel is used for loosening the soil around the growing plants and putting small amount of manure fertilizer in the soil. Hand cultivator is used for cultivating the garden plot by loosening the soil and removing weeds around the plant. Hand fork is used for inter row cultivation. Pruning shears is for cutting branches of planting materials and

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    measures to avoid disasters. CAUSES OF SOIL POLLUTION Indiscriminate use of fertilizers Soil nutrients are important for plant growth and development. Plants obtain carbon‚ hydrogen and oxygen from air and water. But other necessary nutrients like nitrogen‚ phosphorus‚ potassium‚ calcium‚ magnesium‚ sulfur and more must be obtained from the soil. Farmers generally use fertilizers to correct soil

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    Osmosis Case Study

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    chore was to his father and the farm. “I’ll do it right after school‚ Dad‚” he replied. The following afternoon‚ Michael was loading heavy bags of fertilizer into the drop spreader on the farm tractor. His father’s cheerless demeanor the previous evening weighed heavily on him. Michael knew that 25 bags of the potassium and phosphorous-based fertilizer was the normal load to cover the 40 acres of corn the family had planted that spring. But

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    the world and people who live on it. The two major causes of eutrophication are excess nitrates and excess phosphates in water. (e-How Jul 05‚ 2012)Many farmers use fertilizers to make their plants grow better‚ but one of the most frequently-used fertilizers is the fertilizer which contain nitrates and phosphates. Once fertilizer is applied‚ the nitrates‚ which are water soluble‚ will leach into groundwater or erode and end up in surface runoff. Phosphates will adhere to soil articles‚ and often

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    300 kW project based on vegetable market waste in under commissioning at Chennai. Besides‚ about 25 waste-to-energy projects with an aggregate capacity of about 30 MW from a variety of industrial wastes also been setup in the country. BIOGAS- FERTILIZER PLANTS: MOST IMPORTENT TOOL TO HANDLE METHANE • Methane (Green house gas) released from three Landfills of Delhi during 2008: (Indian Express 29.01.2010) • Effect of methane is higher than from CO2 by: 74‚000 tonnes 21 times • Percentage

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    today only 3 percent of our labor force produces enough food and fiber to meet domestic needs as well as supplying about 10 percent of total overseas consumption. This huge increase in efficiency has been the result of many factors‚ including use of fertilizer‚ and pesticides‚ introduction of farm machinery‚ development of hybrid strains‚ and increased knowledge about farm management practices. As agriculture has become more intensive‚ farmers have become capable of producing higher yields using less

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    Genetically Modified Organisms‚ or GMOs‚ are organisms that have been created through the gene-splicing techniques of biotechnology Although GMOs have been around for many years‚ it wasn’t until just recently that people have become more concerned with them. However‚ many companies that produce genetically modified organisms‚ like Monsanto‚ try to make believe that the products they produce are healthy and beneficial for the environment; while that may be true first glance‚ lots of anti gmo activists

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    for instance when fertilizer from a field is carried into a stream by surface runoff.    Agriculture plays a considerable role in the quality of water. U.W.I. faculty of health and science (2009) in an online article outlined that we need the agriculture industry‚ obviously to sustain our food supply.  However‚ the practices used have harmful effects on neighboring watersheds.  Three factors come into play when considering agriculture and human wastes:  Pesticides‚ fertilizers and the waste produced

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