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    Alena Brown Internet Paper #4 12/4/2012 Article: BP stops oil leak in Gulf of Mexico for first time since April Author: Suzanne Goldenberg Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jul/16/bp-oil-spill-leak-stopped The safety issue that I chose was the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. The BP oil spill was the largest oil spill in United States history. This oil spill occurred due to a methane leak‚ and an explosion‚ causing a fire aboard an offshore oil drilling rig. The

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    Causes and mechanisms of water resources degradation Logging of forest Logging is the cutting‚ skidding‚ on-site processing‚ and loading of trees or logs onto trucks. Logging and the subsequent denudation of the forest cover increases surface runoff since there is less oppurtunity for rainwater to sink into the ground. .Retarded or supressed infiltration accelerates overland flow production‚hastening delivery of rainwater into streams and rivers‚ the oftentimes the water ends up as floodwater

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    Bhopal Gas Tragedy

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    breathing‚ and gynecological disorders. Moreover‚ the Bhopal Disaster is claimed as the worst industrial disaster in history. 01. Cause of Bhopal Gas leak A large volume of water had apparently been introduced into the methylisocyanate (MIC) tank‚ causing a chemical reaction forcing the pressure release valve to open and allowing the gas to leak. 02. Who owned the Bhopal plant at the time of the incident and who owns it now? The Bhopal plant was owned and operated by Union Carbide India

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    Landfill Problems

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    Air Pollution – Emissions into Atmosphere Landfills create a clear and obvious threat to human health as well as a threat to our environment from the hazardous contaminated air emissions emitted from the landfill biodegradation. There are over ten toxic gases released from landfills‚ of the most serious of which is methane. Methane gas is naturally produced during the process of decay of organic matter. As methane gas is formed‚ it builds up pressure and then begins to move through the soil. In

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    Case Study 16

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    1.Methyl mercaptan is used to give natural gas its distinctive odor. 2.Yes they can regenerate since there are stem cells (i.e. basal cells) present. These are the only neurons that commonly regenerate. 3.Dan will not be able to taste normally if the olfactory epithelia are damaged‚ just as a cold reduces taste sensation. Input from the nasal receptors enhances flavor analysis. 4.Although debris did not enter his eyes during the explosion‚ there was intense light and heat from the explosion that

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    Objectives The student should be able to: Describe the basic building blocks of the central nervous system. Explain what a “resting membrane potential” (RMP) is and how it is generated. Include the characteristics of the phospholipid bilayer‚ leak membrane channels and the diffusion of K+ ions‚ and the role of the Na+/K+ ATPase pump. Explain how and why increasing the permeability of the membrane to Na+ ions will affect the membrane potential. Describe the how changing the permeability of

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    lives.” (149) Nixon was determined to fight the leak who exposed the papers to the public‚ namely Ellsberg‚ a disillusioned former Pentagon and state department analyst. To fight him‚ Nixon was determined to use any means necessary. The president’s men founded a unit within the White house which called themselves the “plumbers”. The name was chosen because they were looking for “leaks”. In the end‚ Olmsted claims‚ they were rather bad producing more leaks than they plugged.

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    which upon denaturation of membranes is released into the surrounding medium. When the beetroot discs are put into the mouth rinse and anthocyanin leaks out‚ the chemicals in mouth rinse are lipid-soluble molecules. The higher the concentration of the solvent‚ the more permeable the membrane will be. More anthocyanin from the beetroot discs will leak out. be careful‚ solvent does not have a "conc." Principle of design: The contents of lipid-soluble substances in of mouth rinse are to be determined

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    The Effects of Recycling

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    Americans’ waste went to a landfill‚ while only 54% met that fate in 2008. Landfills have decreased in number from 20‚000 in 1978 to 3.091 active landfills reported today. “..82% of surveyed landfill cells had leaks while 41% had a leak area of more than one square feet‚” according to Leak Location Services‚ Inc. (LLS) website (March 15‚ 2000). When waste is decomposed in landfills‚ it releases methane‚ which can kill vegetation and spread diseases such as hepatitis. To manage the growing volume

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    The Bhopal Incident

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    The Bhopal Incident Professor: Ralph Blessing The Bhopal Incident On December 3‚ 1984 the Union Carbide Pesticide plant leaked over forty tons of toxic gases into Bhopal India. The enormous poison gas leak in Bhopal was one of the most severe industrial incidents in history. The Union Carbide India‚ pesticide plant‚ was developed to help local farmers increase production. India was a part of “green revolution”; pesticides served approximately ten percent of India’s food crop

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