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    Neon Tetra Interaction

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    The Paracheirodon Innesi or the neon tetra is a freshwater fish that is native to the streams of South America. In captivity‚ Neon Tetras are one of the most valuable species in the ornamental fish trade. They are known for their hardiness as well as flamboyant coloring (Champan et. Al 1998). The prey in question is the Daphnia‚ a large group of small planktonic crustaceans which can also exist in almost any freshwater body (Ebert 2005). The predatory nature of the Tetra will be put

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    Marine Flora

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    Phillip Carasco Arizza Mae Delos Reyes Niña Clarisse Monzales Roxanne Ocampo Marine Fauna * Are animals that inhabit the seas and oceans * Some marine animals subsequently transferred to life in fresh water and on dry land‚ giving rise to freshwater and terrestrial fauna. * Some vertebrates that returned to the marine environment have retained their ties to land‚ leaving the sea for reproduction (pinnipeds and sea turtles). * Some birds‚ such as penguins and albatrosses‚ are permanently

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    water cycle

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    Acknowledgements I would like to thank my family for all of their support also I would like to thank all of my teachers for all of the encouragement and most of all I would like to thank god for keeping me calm with all the stress I had.   Abstract The purpose of my project is to explain the processes of the water cycle‚ explain what it is‚ and to show the process of evaporation and what happens during this process.my procedure consist of placing the small container in the middle of the

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    Sports day

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    urban and peri-urban agriculture despite the health and environmental risks associated with this practice.  It is estimated that up to one-tenth of the world’s population eats food produced from wastewater. As populations continue to grow and more freshwater is diverted to cities for domestic use (70 per cent of which later returns as wastewater ) the use of wastewater is certain to increase‚ both in terms of the areas irrigated‚ and in the volumes applied.  Farmers who are irrigating their land with

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    Kane Ohe Bay

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    Kane’ohe Bay is home to a variety of marine organisms. They bay itself is constantly being modified by a variety of factors. The bay is exposed to freshwater input from several streams‚ oceanic influences from water surges over the fringing reef and through the two access channels‚ and experiences terrestrial runoff from the nearshore areas. Input from the freshwater streams provides nutrients‚ sediment and other materials into the bay. Pollutants are added to the bay from terrestrial runoff and land development

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    “A Study on the Relationship between Overpopulation and Depletion of Natural Resources that Affects the Economic Status of the Philippines” _____________________________ A Research Submitted to Mr. Romano Angelico Ebron Of De La Salle University Dasmarinas ______________________________ In compliance to ECON101 ______________________________ October 2012 Chapter I INTRODUCTION The Problem and its Background Overpopulation In the year 1990‚ there were approximately 60.70

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    Wwf Essay

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    USAID) and 11% from corporations. The group says its mission is "to halt and reverse the destruction of our environment".Currently‚ much of its work focuses on the conservation of three biomes that contain most of the world’s biodiversity: forests‚ freshwater ecosystems‚ and oceans and coasts. Among other issues‚ it is also concerned with endangered species‚ pollution and climate change. Panda symbol The well-known panda logo of WWF originated from a panda named Chi Chi that was transferred from the

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    Hydraulic Fracturing Essay

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    Hydraulic fracturing is when a hole or "well" is drilled deep into the ground‚ in an effort to extract valuable natural gas reserves which exist beneath the surface. The process of constructing a hydraulic fracturing well includes drilling into the Earth--first vertically and then horizontally‚ then lining the well with a two-terminal tube with one terminal that is filled with water while the other pipes the recovered natural gases up above ground (Withgott & Laposata‚ 2014). In order to exhume the

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    Desalination

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    There are three methods of desalination which include‚ pressure‚ thermal‚ and electrical. Thermal desalination has been around since the stone ages‚ the water is boiled and the steam is eventually collect by leaving the salt behind. The use of an electrical fields to produce fresh water‚ this system uses far less energy than other methods. There’s a certain phrase and technique in which they use that is called‚ electromechanically mediated seawater desalination. Pressure desalination also known

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    into the groundwater‚ with an eventual ending in bodies of water such as rivers. Fertilizer‚ pesticides‚ and excess nutrient wastes by farm animals‚ and non-existent sewage management plans may contaminate freshwater ecosystems and harm plants‚ animals‚ insects‚ and fish that rely on this freshwater for their habitats.(Boxall and Maltby 1995; Hatch and Burton 1999; Lieb and Carline 2000). The Environmental Management Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (2004) conducted an investigation on Watershed

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