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    environmental issue

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    working period. In addition‚ the duration of the project worked is increasing as the soils needs longer time to dry up and compact in the form good foundation. Soil Erosion Soil erosion will bring impacts when water is still plotted on the road surfaces. Roads with steep hills or terrain without the contours design will bring erosion as the road cracks. Multiple tracks will prevent the water. The ruts may bring to soil erosion problems. The tracks occur is paid to keeping standing water off the

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    affect human beings and their possessions. Flood The overflow of water from rivers and streams into nearby lands is called a flood. Flood is a serious type of environmental degradation in our country. Environmental problem is directly related to surface water. As result of the excess amounts‚ sometimes flowing water breaks its embankment and overflows into nearby lands as flood. A large numbers of rivers flowing directly from the Himalayas. Every year‚ during the monsoons‚ many of these rivers flood

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    Lab 2 – Water Quality and Contamination Experiment 1: Effects of Groundwater Contamination Table 1: Water Observations (Smell‚ Color‚ Etc.) Beaker Observations 1 Water is clear and uncontaminated. 2 All of the vegetable oil goes to the top of the beaker. 3 The water looks slightly cloudy but not too contaminated. 4 The water changed colors with the detergent and was clearly contaminated. 5 Water was murky from the dirt. 6 The water did not look as contaminated filtering with oil as it did with

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    References: Allan‚ T. (2004). Virtual Water: Tackling The Threat To Our Planet’s Most Precious Resource‚ Colombia Publishers Barnet‚ C. (2000). Blue Revolution Unmaking America’s Water Crisis‚ Random House Publishers. Chapra‚ S. (2007). Surface Water- Quality Modelling‚ Oxford University Press New York. Ingram‚ C. (2009). The Drinking Water Book: How To Eliminate Harmful Toxins from Your Water‚ Harvard Print Press. Turk‚ J.‚ & Bensel‚ T. (2011). Contemporary environmental issues. San Diego

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    Theoretical Background

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    valley. The river is wider and has a deeper channel as more lateral erosion has occurred. The velocity is greater than that of the upper course as there is a greater volume of water in the river (because of tributaries flowing into the river and surface run off) and less energy is used overcoming the lesser friction of the smoother less angular bedload. There is more transportation of material‚ and more suspended sediment. The bedload is smaller and more rounded as it has been subjected to more erosion

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    Dampness & Waterproofing

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    Dampness and Waterproofing A high performance basement has the benefits of a healthier interior environment‚ reduced energy consumption‚ and a more durable and effective home. In order to achieve such standards‚ you must look at the condition’s involving the basement. The soil‚ in which your house is on‚ is critically important‚ as the soil types affect the way your property drains. Coarse grained soils‚ are good foundation soils‚ and drain freely. Fine grained soils‚ are typically weak founding

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    In the article “Houston Flood Waters Are Tainted With Bacteria And Toxins‚ Tests Show” by Sheila Kaplan and Jack Healy‚ flood waters in Houston neighborhoods have been contaminated. Plus‚ the spread of the toxic waters is not clear on how far they have gone‚ but it is hinted that the breaches of several waste plants have made the waters more dangerous. Testing has occurred and has found traces of Escherichia coli which is a fecal contamination. In the Clayton Homes public housing development‚ high

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    Mildew Research Papers

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    Crawl Space Mold and Mildew Do you smell a musty odor in your home? If so‚ your crawl space may have mold and mildew. Crawl spaces are typically dark and moist‚ which are perfect habitats for mold and mildew. A crawl space that consists of mold and mildew will emit an unplesant odor‚ affecting the air that you breathe. Fortuately‚ there are solutions to eliminate crawl space mold and mildew and improve the air quality of your home in Iowa. Since mold and mildew thrive in moisture places‚ you must

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    Biology Longneck Lagoon

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    1. Aim: Whether If we should reintroduce Litoria phyllochra into Longneck Lagoon. 2. Longneck Lagoon is located in Scheyville National Park‚ 12km North East of Windsor. The national park is made up of 950 hectares of Cumberland Plain Vegetation and it consist of many type of pest plants such as African olive‚ blackberry and lantana‚ vines such as balloon vine and bridal creeper etc. There have been over 140 animal species recorded at the park such as vulnerable swift parrot and turquoise parrot

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    can filter water‚ by breaking it down to biomass (the leaves and roots of duckweed)‚ and treated water. Duckweed is a simple‚ aquatic plant that consists of two-to-three small thalloids‚ or plate- like leaflets that floats on or just under the surface of the water‚ which may or may not have simple rootlets. As I have mentioned‚ the scientific name for duckweed is Lemnaceae. Lemnaceae is from the order Alismatales‚ and the family Araceae. The largest thalloids can get up to ¼ of an inch‚ while the

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