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    Soil is one of the most important natural resources of man. Soils are essential for man for growing crops‚ fodder and limber. Once the fertile portion of the earth’s surface is lost‚ it is very difficult to replace it. In India‚ the destruction of the top-soil has already reached an alarming proportion. Land degradation problems have resulted in increasing depletion of the productivity of the basic land stock through nutrient deficiencies. In addition to the direct loss of crop producing capacity

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    After the civil war‚ which ended in 2002‚ Sierra Leone has been plagued with malnutrition‚ poverty and hunger‚ which further threatened peace and security in the region for many years. In a report by the UNDP Development Index (2007)‚ about 70 percent of Sierra Leone’s population in 2004 was below the poverty line with 52 percent living on less than US$1 per day. 24 percent of the population could not afford minimum daily calorific requirements. In 2008‚ Sierra Leone was faced with the issue of rising

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    ENGLISH FOR COMMUNICATION 1 UBI 3012 Title: Animal Nutrition Prepared by: NOR ALIA BT ABD AZIZ NUR FARDILLAH BT ADNAN SITI AMINAH BT HASSAN LEONG WAI HONG Prepared for: MADAM RAJA NOOR SYUHAIDA BT RAJA YAHYA Date of submission: 23/12/2011 CONTENTS | PAGE | OUTLINE | 3 | INTRODUCTION | 5 | BODY * Class of nutrients * The basal metabolism * Voluntary intake * Nutritional deficiency * Balance livestock numbers and available forage | 56788 | CONCLUSION | 9 | REFERENCES

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    Assimilation Versus Preservation By the middle of the 19th century‚ the Indian way of life had begun to be disturbed through advancements into the West in many ways‚ the most important of which was the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Railroads pierced through the heart of the continent while slashing through Indian lands dividing the once open ranges of the Great Plains and splicing the economies of the East and West. The Indians had faced many battles and suffered great losses‚

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    damage that comes with industrialisation has been realised. Examples: * In Muslim countries‚ there are now areas in which development is forbidden as to conserve natural resources * Practical laws to safeguard water resources‚ to prevent overgrazing‚ to conserve and regenerate forests‚ and to limit the size of cities. * Do not kill animals carelessly and have imposed rituals to ensure it is as merciful as possible. Relevant Passages: Sura 7:31 – Do not waste resources Sura 6:38 – Interdependence

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    Marwan Antill Environmental Systems Mr. Crook 2/4/12 Efficiency of Food Production Systems Objective 1: Compare and Contrast Aquatic and Terrestrial Systems Humans depend on food systems in order to survive. These food systems follow the same paths and rules as food chains. Food chains follow the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Energy is lost as it passes through food chain from one trophic level to the next due to decreases in food. In turn there will be fewer organisms at trophic

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    Flora and Fauna: warthogs have adapted there hearing so that they can hear better‚ have ears on the side of their heads so that they can see if a predator is coming‚ good hearing so they can hear anything coming and have very thin hair so that they can loose body heat quicker as they live in the African Plains. Camels have adapted to the environment by having long legs which keep it off the hot sand to help keep cool. It also has a hump for storing food and lots of hair on its back to protect

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    PESTLE Analysis PESTLE analysis a useful tool for understanding the ‘big picture’ of the environment in which an organisation is operating and is the abbreviation for - Political‚ Economic‚ Sociological‚ Technological‚ Legal‚ and Environmental. PESTLE analysis is a useful tool for understanding risks associated with market (the need for a product or service) growth or decline‚ and as such the position‚ potential and direction for an individual business or organisation. PESTLE Analysis – ANDORRA

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    Beijing I’m going to look at how Beijing’s (while mentioning China) climate will be affected and change if the average temperature will rise‚ creating global warming around the world. An overview of how Beijing’s weather and climate is currently. Average temperature in January is -7o to -4o C‚ while average temperatures in July are at 25o to 26 °C. Highest temperature ever recorded is 42°C and lowest recorded is -27°C. Annual precipitation is over 600 mm‚ with 75% of that in summer.

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    motion of wind or water. Soil erosion is one of the major concerns of modern agriculture throughout the world. The fallowing contributes to soil erosion:  Misuse of land‚  Mismanagement of arable land‚  Indiscriminate felling of trees‚  Overgrazing‚  Poor soil and water management Erosion causes or Results in a:  Decline in soil fertility‚  Water supply‚  Crop yields.  Thus it affects the productivity of the land‚  This decreases the production of food‚ feed‚ fiber‚ and fuel

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