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    Over 35‚000 cubic yards a year of sediment travel into the lake a year! This means now that the lake is 21% smaller than it was when it was created. This small amount of water is turning the lake into a swamp. Since the capacity of water in the Capitol Lake is much smaller than it was before

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    Scientific and Industrial Research‚ Wellington (Received for publication 20 March 1967) SUMMARY The distributions of 19 species of polychaetes burrowing in the intertidal sand and mudbanks of the Heathcote Estuary‚ New Zealand‚ are related to salinity‚ sediment grade‚ and length of time of exposure at low tide. Only Nicon aestuariensis Knox and Scotecolepides benhami Ehlers appear to be truly estuarine species reaching their greatest population densities in low salinities. Incidental observations of feeding

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    Louisiana Wet Land Loss

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    | |2013 | | | | | | | Louisiana Wet Land Loss [pic] The coastal land loss for Louisiana has become a growing concern for the people of Southeast Louisiana over the last decade. “Coastal Louisiana wetlands make up the seventh largest delta on Earth‚ contain about 37 percent of the herbaceous marshes in the United States‚ and

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    The coastal zone is one of the most densely populated areas globally because of favourable locational factors‚ yet it is an area of immense environmental value. This topic allows students to carry out detailed studies of contrasting coastal environments at a local/ small scale‚ exploring competing and conflicting land uses‚ and evaluating the pressures created by development. It considers how vulnerable and valuable coastlines face a growing physical risk from rapid coastal erosion and coastal

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    The Phosphorous Cycle

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    The phosphorous cycle Done By: Jamila Richardson and Janice Foster Teacher: Mr. Hunter School: Quality Academics Table of contents What is the Phosphorus Cycle……………………………………… 1 Description of Phosphorus …………………………………………. 1 Pictures………………………………………………………………2-3 Description of the Cycle…………………………………………….4-6 Human Influences……………………………………………………7 Bibliography………………………………………………………….8 What is the Phosphorus cycle? The phosphorus cycle is the biogeochemical cycle that describes the

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    The Rock Cycle

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    igneous rocks are exposed on the surface‚ time and weather break the rock down into smaller and smaller pieces. This process is called weathering and erosion. Wind and water carry the smaller pieces of igneous rocks into piles called sediment beds. Over time the sediment beds get buried and the pieces of rock become cemented together to form a new type of rock called a sedimentary rock. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS ● If the sedimentary rock is exposed at the surface‚ it can be eroded away and eventually changed

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    Nutrients may sound like a good thing‚ but too many nutrients can cause many problems. For example‚ sediments can suffocate the fish‚ when the sediments get clogged in their gills‚ it cuts off their oxygen and kills them. This can eventually lead the population to die off. Bacteria can do the same‚ but also harm the water too. The bacteria can spread quickly from fish to fish

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    Maldives Rising Sea Level

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    Maldives rising sea levels  Population: 309‚000  Birth rate: 22.5 per 1000  Death rate: 3.5 per 1000    Republic of Maldives lies in the Indian Ocean as one of the flattest countries in the  world‚ it is extremely vulnerable to rising sea level and the possibility of the country  underwater in this century. The maldives consists of 1‚190 islands‚ ​ Given mid–level  scenarios for global warming emissions‚​ 17​  the Maldives is projected to experience sea  level rise on the order of 1.5 feet (half

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    | 5. Heavy Metals in River | 6 | 6. Table-1. Concentrations in reservoir sediments | 7 | 7. Arsenic | 8 | 8. Lead | 8 | 9. Mercury | 9 | 10. Heavy Metal contamination in Bangladeshi Rivers | 11 | 11. Heavy Metal contamination & its effect on the River Buriganga | 11 | 12. Figure-2. Map‚ of Buriganga River Stations | 12 | 13. Table-2. Concentrations in sediments | 13 | 14. Table-3. Concentrations in water | 14 | 15. Heavy Metal contamination

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    deforestation‚ growth the exports of sediments and minerals‚ economic values that have straight influenced the reef and its marine life recent. Water quality and run-off Sediments and nutrients‚ fertilisers‚ pesticides‚ toxic chemicals‚ sewage‚ rubbish‚ detergents‚ heavy metals and oil run into rivers and out to the Great Barrier Reef lagoon‚ where they can threaten plants and animals on the Reef ------------------------------------------------- Pollution  Sediment‚ nutrient and pesticide pollution

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