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    Impacts of Ammonia

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    fertilization of vegetation‚ changes in ecosystems ‚and smog and decreased visibility in case of major gas . Eutrophication Eutrophication is a result of nutrient pollution (from deposition or run-off) into natural waters (creeks‚ rivers‚ ponds‚ or lakes). Eutrophication generally promotes excessive plant growth and decay‚ favors certain weedy species over others‚ and is likely to cause severe reductions in water quality. In aquatic environments‚ enhanced growth of choking aquatic vegetation or algal blooms

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    Meacham River

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    meaning there is a lack of moisture. Therefore‚ there is no vegetation growing in these months and the soil moisture is charged resulting in a surplus. July to April is the spring as there is a vast amount of water increase due to the snow melting. Again runoff is increasing and the vegetation is beginning to grow. The summer season is from April to September as the graph displays the water‚ decreasing due to the growth of vegetation. Therefore‚ soil moisture

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    that was sprayed over large areas of thick jungle to kill its vegetation during the Vietnam war. The U.S. military did this so they could identify the North Vietnamese easier. Agent Orange had a mixture of dioxins in it that‚ when exposed to it‚ would later cause all kinds of health problems to occur such as heart problems‚ Parkinson’s disease‚ and many types of birth defects. Although Agent Orange was used for killing the vegetation of the jungles‚ according to History.com staff‚ it was also sprayed

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    SOIL

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    an important part of the landscape and contributes to determine the way in which natural vegetation‚ crops and human settlements are distributed on the territory. But the importance of the soil is mainly related to its double role as a reserve of nutritional elements and water and mechanical support (how would plants be able to stand upright if they did not have the soil to put their roots in?) for vegetation‚ leading to the creation of forests and protected areas. A direct observation allows us to

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    Carp are a family of fish native to Europe and Asia. The common carp has been in the US for over 100 years. The common carp is considered a nuisance fish‚ but it doesn’t seem to be doing too much harm to the lakes and rivers it lives in. The newest carp invaders‚ seem to be causing trouble in the Mississippi River and surrounding waters. Introduced to the U.S. in the 1970’s to control weed and parasite growth in aquatic farms‚ common carp eventually managed to get into the Mississippi River and

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    Ecosystem Components

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    With low humidity and minimal vegetation‚ the heat from the day is quickly lost‚ creating the extreme cold nights. Because of the temperature swings and arid environment‚ both plants and animals have evolved adaptations to thrive in the harsh conditions (Encyclopedia of Earth‚ 2010-2011). Within desert biomes‚ biotic life adapts characteristics‚ which are advantageous to extreme temperature and precipitation conditions of their ecosystem. Indigenous vegetation and organisms have adapted many

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    Salt Pollution

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    Salt Pollution As awareness for pollution increases‚ other forms of pollution are defined. Almost everyone knows about toxic waste and carbon dioxide pollution‚ but not many people have heard of salt pollution. Salt pollution has been on the increase since the evolution of the automobile. With more pressure on government agencies to keep the highway clear and safe‚ an increase in the use of salt has developed. It is important to understand why salt is used and how it work as well as the environmental

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    What is a Wetland ? Wetlands are habitats that fall somewhere on the environmental spectrum between land and water. Since wetlands lie at the interface of terrestrial and aquatic habitats‚ they possess a unique mixture of species‚ conditions‚ and interactions. As a result‚ wetlands are among our planet’s most diverse and varied habitats. Wetlands are defined by the soils‚ hydrology‚ and species that occur within them. Wetland soils‚ also known as hydric soils‚ are shaped by water. These soils

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    SOIL EROSION REDUCTION

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    (2013) Assessing the significance of soil erosion for arable weed seed bank diversity in agro-ecosystems. Progress in Physical Geography. Vol. 37 Issue 5‚ p622-641. 9. Zhao‚ Xining‚ Chen‚ Xiaoli‚ Huang‚ Jun‚ Wu‚ Pute‚ Helmers‚ M.(Aug 2013) Effects of vegetation cover of natural grassland on runoff and sediment yield in loess hilly region of China. 10. Nunes‚ Adelia‚ de Almeida‚ Antonio‚ Coelho‚ Celesta (2011) Impacts of land use and cover type on runoff and soil erosion in a marginalarea of Portugal. A

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    Mass Wasting

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    of mass wasting even though there is considerably less rainfall. One reason for this is because of a lack of vegetation. Vegetation protects against erosion and provides stability to the slopes due to their root systems fastening the soil together. Where plants are in short supply‚ mass wasting is increased‚ especially if the slopes are steep and water is plentiful. When anchoring vegetation is absent due to forest fires or people‚ surface soil and rock will frequently move down slope (Science Encyclopedia

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