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    Soil Testing

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    the Plastic Limit and Plasticity Index of Soil (Referenced Document: ASTM D 4318) OBJECTIVE: To determine the plastic limit and plasticity index of soil. APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES Evaporating dish Spatula Ground-glass plate—at least 30 cm (12 in.) square by 1 cm (3⁄8 in.) thick for mixing soil and rolling plastic limit threads Balance (with accuracy to 0.01 g) Containers Oven PREPARATION OF TEST SPECIMEN Select a 20-g portion of soil from the material prepared for the liquid limit

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    2015 AP Environmental Period 4 Water Pollution There are 326 million gallons of water on Earth. Less than 3% of all this water is fresh water. Water is very important to our lives. We use it for nearly everything- drinking‚ food preparation‚ laundry‚ dishes‚ hygiene‚ etc. A myriad of human pressures are being exerted both directly and indirectly on ecosystems across the world. Once water is polluted‚ it is a complicated and difficult to extract pollutants from the water. Many of our oceans are polluted

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    Types of Soil

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    Types of Soil & Their Uses Soil is a complex system of organic and inorganic matter that directly and indirectly supports plant and animal life. It is comprised of minerals‚ nutrients‚ water‚ microorganisms and decomposed living matter that provide the essential elements required to sustain growth. The soils of different geographical areas differ in chemical makeup‚ structure‚ pH value‚ texture and color. Soil makes the basis of the ecosystem and performs functions essential for the survival

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    Pollution

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    valuable class for me because I learned a lot of things about pollution. The first part of The Recyclemania Service Learning was to talk about the environmental disruption‚ especially the water pollution and the disafforestation in the American West. The instructor showed how serious the water pollution was. Many factories and rubbish recycle companies dump their refuse into the rivers or oceans. The flotsams not only pollute the water but also kill the aquatic life. Other animals or people catch

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    Peat Soil

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    INTRODUCTION Peat is a mixture of fragmented organic material formed in wetlands under appropriate climatic and topographic conditions and it is derived from vegetation that has been chemically changed and fossilized. Peat is partially or totally decomposed remains of dead plants which have accumulated under water for tens to thousands of year. Decomposition or humification involves the loss of organic matter either in gas or in solution‚ the disappearance of physical structure and the change

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    Soil conservation includes all such measures which protect the soil from erosion and restore its fertility. These measures are of two types-(a) small measures to check soil erosion at local or even individual level‚ and (b) large measures at govern­ment level involving larger area and heavy invest­ment. (a) Small Measures-These include afforesta­tion‚ regularised land strip cultivation or contour farming or terrace farming in hilly areas‚ use of stubble mulch system‚ increasing cohesiveness of the

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    Pollution

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    Pollution – Thank God man cannot fly and lay waste In Air and Land. Pollution is probably the most serious issue facing the world today.Yet we keep on turning a blind eye to it‚believing that it won’t affect us.Pollution of various element sof out ecosystem like air‚watersoil and sound has caused serious damage already.In Man’s quest for a better life and his mad rush for material possessions has forgot ‚ or rather chose to ignore the impact of his deeds on the environment.Quite naturally‚

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    Alkaline Soil

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    Alkaline soil is referred to by some gardeners as”sweet soil”. The pH level of alkaline soil is above 7‚ and it usually contains a great deal of sodium‚calcium and magnesium. (1) Alkaline soil occurs in areas with high limestone content‚ easy souble phosphorus and calcium binding‚ formation of insouble calcium salts of phosphorus‚ reducing the effectiveness of phosphorus. Also‚ in calcareous soils‚ boron‚ manganese‚ molydenum‚ zinc‚ iron greatly reduces the effectiveness of the crop often feel inadequate

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    Soils Lab

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    1. INTRODUCTION The stability and life of any structure – a building‚ an airport‚ a road‚ dams‚ levees – depend on the stability‚ strength‚ and deformation of soils.[1] Unfortunately‚ due to the uncertainties of the world’s natural materials‚ the study of geotechnical engineering‚ and soil mechanics in particular‚ is both challenging and necessary. The following report is a compilation of the results acquired as a result of two laboratories performed by Group 13 at McMaster University on February

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    Faiz‚ Asif; Weaver‚ Christopher S.; Walsh‚ Michael P. Air Pollution From Motor Vehicles: Standards And Technologies For Controlling Emissions Washington‚ D.C. World Bank‚ 1996. The book “Air Pollution From Motor Vehicles: Standards and Technologies for Controlling Emissions”‚ is about how cars are one of the primary sources for air pollution. The author gives various emission regulations and standards for different countries such as Columbia‚ Canada‚ Brazil‚ and Argentina. The book goes into detail

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