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    eventually became rivers and to oceans. It is the most distributed substance on our planet‚ and in different amounts it is available everywhere and plays a major role in human life. Of most importance is fresh water. No activities of human being and life is impossible without it because it can be substituted by nothing. In different histories‚ water has been a facet of ritual. Civilizations have emerged in different countries. The Chinese civilization originated in the Yellow River (Huang Ho) and

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    High Bridge Power Plant

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    in May 2008. (High Bridge Generating Station) One interesting feature about the location is that High Bridge gets its name from the bridge that crosses the Mississippi River just yards from the plant. The plant site once was home to early residents of St. Paul-many of them immigrants‚ who settled in shantytowns along the river. By converting from coal to natural gas the plant has significantly reduced all air emissions from the plant-particulates by about 92%‚ nitrogen oxide by almost 97%‚ sulfur

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    to protect our planet

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    disappear before 2050. 2. Bangkok‚ Thailand : The location also makes the city exposed to floods‚ especially in the monsoon season. All these factors could send Bangkok underwater before the end of this century. 3. Mississippi River Delta‚ United States The great American river runs into the Gulf of Mexico. The rising of the sea level could destroy this landscape. 4. Komodo Island‚ Indonesia The home of the world’s most famous reptile could end under the water surface in few decades if the Global

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    distance that i could get to higher ground so i could see. It was a two mile hike to the hill but when i got there i could see the Mississippi river so I decided to follow it. It was a couple miles away so it took me an hour to get there. By that time it was around noon I was beginning to get hungry. I decided to stop and try to catch some fish from the river so I jumped in and i saw one i lunged at it and got ahold of its long tail. I brought it to the shores and ate it it tasted very slimey. I decided

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    settlement needs to be close to a reliable source of water. In early days‚ rivers were clean enough to give a safe‚ permanent supply. Dry Point. A site has to be safe from flooding and away from marshy areas. Building Materials. These include stone‚ wood and clay which had to be available. They are usually heavy and hard to move. Defence. Surrounding tribes were often hostile. A good defensive site would be within a river bend or on a hill with steep sides and commanding views. Fuel Supply. A

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    Three Gorges Dam

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    There are thirty two main turbines‚ each producing seven hundred megawatts of electricity per hour‚ with two smaller generators‚ each producing fifty megawatts of electricity per hour (International Rivers). The way that the ‘Three Gorges Dam’ creates electricity is by harnessing water from the Yangtze River‚ Asia’s longest stretch of water‚ and collecting it in a reservoir. Pressure is then created by the rate of water flow and the height in which it is kept at. Once the reservoir is full‚ containing

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    Deep river

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    Review of Financial Statements and Ratios I. Basic Financial Statements A. Income Statement - summary of firm’s accounting revenues‚ expenses‚ and profits over some time period Ex. => see Consolidated Statements of Income for Dell Inc. from the 10-k filed with SEC for fiscal 2005 B. Balance Sheet - summary of accounting values of a firm’s assets and claims against those assets Ex. => see Consolidated Statements of Financial Position for Dell Inc. from the 10-k for fiscal 2005

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    1927 Mississippi Flood

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    1927 Mississippi Flood In one of most powerful natural disasters in the 1900s‚ the Mississippi river flooded which caused severe damage around the states of Arkansas‚ Illinois‚ Kentucky‚ Louisiana‚ Mississippi‚ Tennessee‚ Texas‚ Oklahoma‚ and Kansas. The flood was caused during a large rainfall that lasted approximately 18 hours; the rainfall caused an overflow in the Mississippi river that overtook the banks. This flood wreaked havoc amongst the citizens in its path. The disaster caused over

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    Murray Darling Basin

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    1. Describe the geographical location of the area you have chosen as the case study. Include data about area‚ population‚ states/territories‚ rivers/wetlands‚ climate and land use. The Murray Darling Basin is a large geographical area that is of national significance both socially‚ culturally‚ economically and environmentally. It covers 1‚061‚469 square kilometers in area‚ which is about one-seventh of Australia’s total land mass and is home to over 2 million people. The Basin sits at the south-east

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    in ‘water wars’. Meeting the world’s growing water needs will require far more effective use of available resources. By combining appropriate technology‚ strategic management and involving all the players water conflicts can be avoided. The Nile river exemplifies an International dispute with the source of the conflict being the water supply. Egypt who have a historical right to The Nile are highly dependent on its waters‚ which are required for agricultural purposes with the waters being a necessity

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