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    The Public Trust Doctrine

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    everyone is considerate of the value of our natural resources. Because of that I agree with the laws protecting our water and lands. The Public Trust Doctrine allows the government to guard and preserve waterways for public uses. The doctrine protects lands such as tides and submerged lands and the waterways‚ for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. The doctrine gives our government the power to protect our waters and bottomlands of the great lakes. It allows us to be able to use water for our enjoyment

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    INTRODUCTION Every Barangay in our town have their own problem. Our problem in our Barangay in the trash in the rivers so I design a Trash trap To trap the trash in the watershed’s. Trash is becoming a larger and larger problem for us and for the environment. As we continue to waste more and more‚ we use more natural resources and increase pollution in our world. About 900 million trees are cut down each year to create raw materials for American paper and paper mills. The average American uses

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    Environmental Hazards). Point sources include factories‚ sewage treatment plants‚ boats‚ and ships that directly polluted/contaminate the water. Nonpoint sources include runoff from farms‚ mines‚ paved roads that eventually spread pollutants to waterways. Chemicals‚ pesticides‚ and sewage contaminate the water which creates a health hazard for us humans. Everyday sewage and trash is being dumped into rivers‚ lakes‚ and oceans. These pollutants can make water unsafe and are very harmful/dangerous

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    Clean Water Act Of 1972

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    killing a lot of wildlife. The pollution got into water lines. To me that is disgusting. The act made the economy better. Thank goodness! Why did the congress think this law was necessary? The congress thought this law was necessary because the waterways were polluted and wildlife was dying. Toxic runoff filled with dirt‚ rocks‚ nutrients and bacteria from fertilizers were filling the water. Animal waste dumps from

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    Hotel Development in Chengdu

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    Advanced Diploma in Business Administration International Marketing Strategy (B2007) Assignment Term 1‚ 2012 Lecturer: Mr. Sam Chung Student No.: 0305-006661 Name: Mr. Wong Yuen Ming‚ Joey Date: 08th March.‚ 2012 Contents 1. Company Background 4 2. Introduction 4 3. Country Attractiveness 4 4. Political Environment 5 5. Economic Environment 5 6. Social Environment 6 7. Technology Environment 6 8. Chengdu SWOT Analysis 7 8.1 Strengths 7 8.1.1 Provincial

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    characteristics of the middle colonies will affect the possible war with france. In the middle colonies there are mild winters and a steep mountain line to the west of the atlantic ocean. The downside about the waterways is that ships can come through because they are so deep. Having deep waterways can be a good thing but unwanted ships could go up the stream to invade the colonies. The geography of the middle colonies could make the war difficult or it could make it easy. The economics of the middle

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    Hudson River Case Study

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    The Canal which connected Lake Erie to the Hudson River. Therefore‚ the Great Lakes to the Atlantic were the main factor for Buffalo a thriving Commercial city. It was showed an easy statistic that before Canal there were 2500 residents and specialized in commerce along the Great Lakes. It was a revolution in transportation‚ even more‚ dramatic than railroads. Through this Canal‚ 50-ton bruges travel eastward city’s water-based transportation advantage also help Buffalo to become an early twentieth-century

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    religion‚ trade‚ and Indians‚ but all of these ultimately share one underlying theme‚ which is the influence of geographical location on the settlers. Geography includes and controls climate‚ soil fertility‚ and locations of resources such as waterways. Climate plays a massive role in the shaping of America because certain crops could only be grown in specific areas and flourish in different temperatures and landscapes. For instance sugar‚ is grown in the West Indies colony because it requires

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    black people were at the bottom. The difference between Northerners‚ was that the northers were small farmers‚ the North had became more and more manufacturing as the cities in the north had sprang up along with the eastern coast and the interior waterways. The Northern European immigrants came to the Northern United Stated when they heard

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    Water Waste

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    Since all natural waterways contain bacteria and nutrients‚ almost any waste compounds introduced into such waterways will initiate biochemical reactions (such as shown above). Those biochemical reactions create what is measured in the laboratory as the Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD). Such chemicals are also liable to be broken down using strong oxidizing agents and these chemical reactions create what is measured in the laboratory as the Chemical oxygen demand (COD). Both the BOD and COD tests

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