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    Application of Colloids

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    decantation.  3. Sewage disposal: Sewage water contains particles of dirt‚ mud etc. which are colloidal in nature and carry some electrical charge. These particles may be removed by using the phenomenon of electrophoresis. The sewage water is passed through a tunnel fitted with metallic electrodes and maintained at a high potential difference. The colloidal particles present in the sewage water migrate to the oppositely charged electrodes and get coagulated. This solves the problem of sewage disposal. Moreover

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    503 Regulations

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    Protecting public health and environment from adverse effects of certain pollutants that might be present in sewage sludge. The standards for the use or disposal of sewage sludge regulations was published in the federal register on February 19‚1993 and became effective on march 22‚1993. The part 503 rule establishes requirements for the final use or disposal of sewage Sludge. When biosolids are applied to land to fertilize the soil for crops and vegetation Growth. 503

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    Water Pollution

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    causes a parasitic disease known as Giardiasis. Although it is a global disease‚ it is most common in developing countries where “nearly 33% of people [in these regions] have had [Giardiasis]” (Parasites - Giardia). These countries possess inadequate sewage treatment‚ water scarcity‚ and overpopulation‚ which all contribute to the expansion of Giardiasis. A majority of pathogenic microbes are linked to several species such as parasitic worms‚

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    Task 1- P1‚ P2 and M3 Public health is looking at the health of a community and population. It looks at factors affecting the health of community such as: diets‚ age‚ sex‚ working conditions and social class. The World Health Organisation (WHO) monitors the health of the world and promotes the importance of preventing communicable and non-communicable diseases in order to give people healthier lives. There are strategies set in place to help improve public health. The main for that I will be talking

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    Ocean Pollution

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    Outline Speech to Inform SPS: I want to inform my audience about ocean pollution Thesis: Polluting the ocean is a major concern for all of us living on earth; we couldn’t live without the beautiful open waters. Organizational Pattern: Topical Introduction I. Our oceans make up most of the world A. Without our oceans we couldn’t live B. Animals in the ocean are suffering more and more each day C. Beautiful coral reefs are becoming depleted little by little each day 1. (Thesis) Polluting

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    describes St. Louis and how the dangers of sewage effects on the community living there. The sewage is flowing and destroying making it dysfunctional making it floods the basements all over St. Louis. In order to fix the issue they need the city’s vacuum truck which helps unclog the city’s sewers‚ but the city cannot get those trucks because they are in financial trouble costing them $5‚000 in repairs. Martin Luther King Junior High School had the issues of sewage over flowing into their kitchen in 1989

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    Water Pollution

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    sources of the pollution. Water pollution “Water pollution occurs when a body of water is affected‚ in a bad way‚ by the addition of large amounts of a material. That material might be oil‚ garbage‚ animal wastes‚ fertilisers and other chemicals‚ sewage or litter.” When water can’t perform its basic function‚ we say that it is contaminated. Contamination of the water can be dividing in three parts: chemical‚ biological and human contamination.

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    ocean and marine dumping

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    fish. Oil also gets caught in the feathers of sea birds stopping them from flying. Some animals die as a result. Underground storage and tube leakages. Many liquid products (petroleum products) are stored in metal and steel tubes underground. Other sewage systems run in underground tubes. Overtime‚ they rust and begin to leak. If that happens‚ they contaminate the soils and the liquids in them end up in many nearby water bodies. Atmospheric Atmospheric deposition is the pollution of water bodies

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    UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (CoSS) DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY INSTRUCTOR: DR. WILLIAM. COURSE NAME: GE 249: RESEARCH METHODS IN GEOGRAPHY STUDENT NAME: NGOLE THOMAS‚ K. REG: 2011-04-04274 PROGRAMME: BAED ASSIGNMENT: TERM PAPER WRITING. EMAIL: ngolethomas@gmail.com‚ PHONE: 0754 497 640 RESESEARCH TOPIC: EVALUATION ON POPULATION GROWTH TO LAND POLLUTION IN

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    underground. We use it for different purposes. All of these activities add substances to the water and many of these substances are pollutants that can harm living things. Such as: •Urban run-off •Air Pollution •Industrial Waste •Treated Sewage •Oil Spills Some pollutants occur naturally in the environment and others do not. People add substances to the water that do not occur naturally in the environment. These are called Toxic substances. Toxic Substances are used for: •Agriculture

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