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    Causal Loops

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    help them use water and resist drought while enhancing the size of fruits and vegetables. Despite fertilizers being such a benefit to farmers‚ there are some environmental concerns that come along with it. Runoff from fertilizers often finds its way into water ways. The nitrogen rich runoff can lead to eutrophication in these water ways. The lack of dissolved oxygen in the water leads to cloudy and discolored water along with a void of animal life. Eutrophication is most commonly seen in coastal

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    Abandoned Acid Mine Drainage at Shoup’s Run Introduction Acid mine drainage (AMD) is an industrial waste which is the result of the extraction process of the mineral coal from the ground. It causes widespread pollution in the streams above and below the coals fields. AMD is caused when water flows through sulfur-bearing materials forming acidic solutions. It is formed when pyrite (FeS2)‚ an iron sulfide‚ is exposed and then reacts with air (O2) and water (H2O) to form sulfuric acid. 2FeS2

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    According to a professor at Rice University‚ the weathering of Earth by glaciers over many eons could have sped up the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The study conducted by Mark Torres‚ an assistant professor of Earth‚ environmental‚ and planetary sciences shows that a process called glaciation most likely increased the amount of carbon dioxide being released into our environment. The team of researchers also discovered that magnified pyrite (commonly known as fool’s gold) oxidation

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    which causes a surplus of algae. If this occurs‚ then the water could turn green (causing a low aesthetic value) and also once it breaks down‚ its’ bacteria will steal away the dissolved oxygen that the fish need to survive. Another example is the runoff of factory waste (Lenntech‚ 1998-2016). This waste brings toxins that could kill all the organisms and animals that interact with the

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    Non-point sources are caused by agriculture‚ construction‚ and urbanization. When it rains the water runoff collects the pollutants from the surface and carries them into the streams. This‚ in turn‚ leads to the oceans making it hard to tell where the problem is. Point sources‚ however‚ are sewage over flows‚ out-pipes from factories and oil spills. We

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    Americans are becoming increasingly aware of the many issues related to the environmental health of the planet. Even 50 years ago‚ phrases such as sustainable materials‚ greenhouse gases and carbon footprint would have been rarely found in media reports. In recent decades‚ much more attention has been given to preventing air pollution and reducing energy consumption as well as using construction materials that are recyclable or renewable. For most people‚ such terms evoke images of high-mileage vehicles

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    Chemical Waste

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    Hazardous chemical waste in the Liverpool area The aim of my research action plan is to address how people disposed of their hazardous chemical waste from households and schools within the Liverpool area. What is hazardous chemical waste? Chemical waste is a waste that is made from harmful chemicals such as: * Paint/ artist paint/ paint thinner * Motor oil * BBQ gas cylinders * Insect sprays * Rat poisons * Garden chemicals- fertilisers ‚ insecticides * Car wax

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    Effects Of Overfishing

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    For most people‚ the ocean is something that has always been there. After all‚ Earth is covered in a lot of water. But not everything is as fine as it seems. Although it may look like everything is doing well‚ the truth is that the ocean‚ and the marine life it sustains‚ is actually dying. Now‚ this doesn’t mean that the ocean is going to disappear anytime soon‚ but it does mean that things will change very drastically if nothing is done about this situation. If the ocean is dying‚ why isn’t everyone

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    Assignment 2 Gamuda

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    endeavours to enrich the communities by positively changing the way people live and contribute to nation building through continuous education and training. We have transformed communities with mega developments such as the internationally-acclaimed Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel (SMART) in Malaysia; the Kaohsiung Metropolitan Mass Rapid Transit (KMRT) in Taiwan; Sitra Causeway Bridges in Bahrain; Dukhan Highway and New Doha International Airport (NDIA) in Qatar; Durgapur and Panagarh-Palsit Expressways

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    alluvial transportation from land runoff through river outlets (Hunt 2005). Marine deposition also occurs due to aeolian transportation through wind relocation of fine grained sediments. Though more commonly encountered are Glacial-Marine clays‚ formed from glacial runoff which settle in marine estuaries along the coastline in calm depositional environments. These conditions result in a non-stratified soil formation packed with fine grained Figure 1 : Glacial runoff transporting fine sediments (Mattingly

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