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    hundreds of thousands of gallons of human sewage and offer a host of amenities that create pollutants‚ including dry-cleaning‚ pools‚ hair salons‚ restaurants‚ photo processing‚ and spas. In one week alone‚ our largest cruise ship‚ “The Mickey”‚ can generate approximately 1 million gallons of gray water; 210‚000 gallons of sewage; 25‚000 gallons of oily bilge water; 100 gallons of hazardous or toxic waste; and 50 tons of garbage and solid waste. This sewage contains pollutants including fecal matter

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    to explode compounds into the atmosphere. The decay of untreated materials in soil can release sulfur dioxide and other sulfur compounds‚ causing acid rain. Heavy metals and other potentially toxic elements are the most grave soil pollutants in sewage. Sewage mud contains heavy metals and‚ if functional over and over again or in large amounts‚ the treated soil may build up heavy metals and as a result become not capable to even support plant life. In accumulation‚ chemicals that are not water soluble

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    has been a process of: COASTALISATION - increasing population density along the coastlines‚ as people seek a better quality of life outside of cities and inland areas which leads to: (2)SEWAGE – more pressure of housing and growth of coastal resorts means that there is more (3)LITTER and more sewage in the sea More building and increased industry on the coast =(4) LOSS OF UNIQUE HABITATS – Salt Marsh that develops behind spits and on river estuaries is a protected ecosystem‚ that supports

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    The most common effects of dumping plastics into the ocean are entanglement and ingestion. There are six main types of ocean pollution happening: oil‚ sewage‚ air pollution‚ agricultural runoff‚ sunscreen (lesser known)‚ and the most common type being dumping. Ocean dumping consists of dumping garbage‚ sewage‚ waste chemicals‚ and construction debris into the ocean. Entanglement is a large factor in the deaths of marine animals and is also the most common. Entanglement “kills through drowning‚ strangulation

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    (http://www.medieval-life-and-times.info/medieval-weapons/) But‚ the castle could use the sewage as an advantage it could protect the castle from fire and ground troops and siege weapons. Some moats could be up to 30 feet deep. The people in the castles could have put very sharp wooden spikes or fill it with their sewage. The Outer Certain Wall Castles could usually have an outer certain wall. This wall could be 6-20 ft thick. (http://www.medieval-life-and-times

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    Ecology Essay Water makes up 75% of your body and is absolutely necessary for living. But do we know what we are drinking when we drink bottled‚ Recycled‚ and tap water? You might think it really does not matter‚ i mean they are all the same clean water right? Well‚ according to Rebecca Ephriham water that individuals and our families drink could contain deadly toxins‚ and can even cause cancer and other life threatening diseases. Some water is much cleaner than others and a much better choice for

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    will be 29 years‚ compared to 37 for China and 48 for Japan; and‚ by 2030. India’s population is rapidly going and if something is not done about it then there can be serious repercussions like: 1) Inadequate fresh water for drinking as well as sewage treatment and effluent discharge. 2) Depletion of natural resources‚ especially fossil fuels. 3) Increased levels of air pollution‚ water pollution‚ soil contamination and noise pollution.  4) Deforestation and loss of ecosystems that sustain global

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    Challenges Facing Mega-cities Access to Formal and Informal Employment There are high levels of unemployment and under-employment in all the mega-cities of the developing world. This is because there just aren’t enough jobs in urban markets to account for the vast number of people requiring them. It is estimated by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) that 20-25% of adults in urban areas of developing world cities are without regular employment. Jobs are desperately needed for people

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    the fish or make them sick and make anything that eats them can also get sick from eating the fish. Water pollution in third world countries is going to different that the pollution in the united states because third world countries don’t have the sewage and waste systems that we have this is why clean water is very hard to find in third world countries. In cities you will find water polluted with chemical from factories and also lots of garbage because of people throwing things like water bottles

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    John Barnes Cholera Essay

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    Observations on Cholera: Questions 1-4. In John Barnes’ case‚ the mode of transmission was indirect. It was specifically a famine transmission because Barnes contracted cholera through his sister’s infected clothes. His sister’s clothes were sent without being washed and he opened the box of infected clothes‚ which led to the development of Barnes’ cholera. A fortnight is 2 weeks‚ which is 14 days in total. Some other modes of transmission mentioned were direct transmission‚ meaning that it was

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