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    Water Quality Raychel Rizzo 1/26/2013 Trent Sorensen SCI/275 Pollution is a world-wide spread problem that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. Water pollution is a big worry considering that water is essential to all living and nonliving things. As Adrian Armstrong (2006) says in his article Ethical issues in water use and sustainability‚ “...water is valuable‚ because we need it‚ and so we protect it in so far as it benefits us” (p. 10) The main problems

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    million square miles‚ nearly the size of North America. Less dramatic‚ still significant‚ depletion of ozone levels has been recorded around the globe. With less ozone in the atmosphere‚ more ultraviolet radiation strikes Earth‚ causing more skin cancer‚ eye damage‚ and possible harm to crops. What is ozone? How did researchers discover its role in Earth ’s atmosphere and the devastating consequences of its depletion? The Problem For four months of every year‚ Antarctica ’s McMurdo Research Station

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    control resources is known as ‘ego depletion’ and the purpose of this study was to see how our capacity to inhibit urges can be affected by ego depletion. This study was also done to test the effects of beliefs about self control on subsequent performance in self control tasks. Participants’ performance on the Stroop task and phonemic fluency task and subjective feelings of tiredness were assessed before and after an ego depletion task‚ one group was primed to believe that self control resources are

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    human health ‚ harm to living resources and ecological systems ‚ damage to structure or amenity or interference with legitimate uses of the environment”(Mason‚2001) Definition of Pollutant “Chemical or physical in nature and can be measured more or less accurately in water”(Mason‚2001) Pollution of the aquatic environment • Introduction by man‚ directly or indirectly‚ of substances or energy which result in such deleterious effects as: -harm to living resources‚ -hazards to human health‚ -hindrance

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    Ozone Depletion

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    The ozone layer protects the Earth from the ultraviolet rays sent down by the sun.  If the ozone layer is depleted by human action‚ the effects on the planet could be catastrophic. Ozone is present in the stratosphere.  The stratosphere reaches 30 miles above the Earth‚ and at the very top it contains ozone.  The suns rays are absorbed by the ozone in the stratosphere and thus do not reach the Earth. | | | | | | The Ozone Layer Over Time.  Image Credit: Institute for Studies in Development

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    Depletion of ozone and formation of ozone hole • Ozone‚ in fact is a gas having fishy smell and O3 molecules which works as the protective shield for the life in the earth. It absorbs solar ultraviolet radiations and thereby protects life on the earth from several damage such as DNA mutation‚ skin cancer‚ blood cancer‚ etc. In the year 1985‚ NASA detected the thinning out of the ozone layer leading to the formation of ‘ozone hole’ in Antarctica. Since then the scientists have been regularly

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    Enviromental Degredation

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    component of environmental degradation is the depletion of the resource of fresh water on Earth. Approximately only 2.5% of all of the water on Earth is fresh water‚ with the rest being salt water. 69% of the fresh water is frozen in ice caps located on Antarctica and Greenland‚ so only 30% of the 2.5% of fresh water is available for consumption.[3] Fresh water is an exceptionally important resource‚ since life on Earth is ultimately dependent on it. Water transports nutrients and chemicals within the

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    Layer Depletion The latest satellite measurement indicates an ozone loss at the rate of 8% just above the South Pole‚ at the centre of the ozone hole‚ 5% of the protective gas is depleting each day. In 1980‚ a hole in the ozone umbrella was found out by a scientist named Chubachi Shigerui of Meteorological Research Institute of Japan. By the year 1985‚ this hole reached to the size of the American continent. Factors Affecting 03 Layer Depletion The main cause of 03 layer depletion is the

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    Groundwater Contamination

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    Institute of Rural Management‚ Anand. of Bandynpadhyay‚ J. (1987): E c o l o ~ y Drought and Water Scarcity: Need for an Ecological Water Resources Policy (Dehradun: Research Fcwndaticm for Science and Ecology). and Centre for Social Studies (1988): ’ ’Drc~~ght Famine 1980sn‚proceedings of a seminar‚ Centre for Social Studies‚ Surat. Dandekar‚ V.M. (1986): "A National Policy for Distribution of Irrigated Water in Drought- Prone Areas"‚ paper presented at a seminar on Control of Dmught‚ Desertification

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    WATER COOPERATION –ISSUES AND CHALLENGES 1. Introduction Population growth and higher living standards will cause ever increasing demands for good quality municipal and industrial water‚ and ever increasing sewage flows. At the same time‚ more and more irrigation water will be needed to meet increasing demands for food for growing populations. This will require intensive management and international cooperation. Since almost all liquid fresh water on the planet occurs underground‚ groundwater will

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