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    “The EPA estimates that‚ of the 100 billion tons of hazardous waste produced each year in the United States‚ 90 percent is disposed of in an environmentally unsafe manner” (Rosoff‚ and Pontell‚ 2014). This statistic is staggering. Only 10 billion tons of waste are disposed of properly every year in the US. The Love Canal scandal is a prime example of a company producing toxic waste and disposing of it in an unsafe manner. This paper will give an overview of the Love Canal scandal‚ the cost‚ and

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    An investigation on the feasibility of different techniques for providing fresh water to arid regions in the world. Located in a semi-arid zone‚ South Africa is one of the thirty driest countries in the world with limited water resources‚ which are unevenly distributed. In this country‚ five million people of the population have no access to safe drinking water and nearly fifteen million lack basic sanitation. The lack of drinking water is a serious problem‚ since there are more than 1.6 million

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    Antonia Ramirez Ms. Middleton World Area Studies September 20‚ 2013 The Effects That Water Scarcity Has On Education You wake up at seven thirty‚ you’re hungry‚ your stomach hurts‚ and your feet hurt. But you have to get up anyways. You have to go get your families water‚ but its contaminated water‚ you could get sick from this and your family could get sick‚ you miss school because you are the oldest in the family and it’s your responsibility but it’s the only water source where you live

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    Water Conservation

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    Water Conservation Will there be enough water for a more crowded world? The adult human uses on average about 100 gallons of water a day. Only about 2.5% of earth’s water is fresh and only 1% is actually attainable for usage. The available water on earth has not changed. The same water we have today has been recycled for millions of years‚ we are not gaining any more. The time to do something is now. In this essay I would like to remark on the past‚ present‚ and future of water conservation

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    Sci207: Week 3 - Outline

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    Water Contamination and Disinfection Tabatha Hatler SCI 207: Dependence of Man On The Environment Alisha Etheredge September 8‚ 2013 Water Contamination and Disinfection Introduction Water contamination is vastly becoming an alarming issue across the world. We rely on clean water to survive‚ yet right now we are heading towards a water crisis. Changing climate patterns are threatening lakes and rivers‚ and key sources that

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    WATER QUALITY AND CONTINMINANTION Introduction I. Body Paragraph #1 – Background~ Water quality is decided by assessing three classes of attributes: biological‚ chemical‚ and physical. There are criteria of water quality set for each of these three categories of properties. The standards for drinking water are developed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)‚ World Health Organization (WHO) etc. All municipal (public) water supplies must be measured against these standards. Testing how

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    The Flint Water Crisis

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    The flint rivers reputation has drastically grown more and more dreadful. From its toxic substances in the 1970’s to its lead contamination today‚ this river continues to be deemed severely unpleasant by many. Flint‚ Michigan is enduring major water-related issues. Although it is an extremely dire situation‚ there are still a couple of possible solutions to resolve this lead-contaminated water dilemma. The Flint water crisis is an environmental issue. This crisis is all over news broadcasts

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    Another reason Lake Erie’s water is polluted is due to toxins. First‚ there is a lot of bacteria entering Lake Erie. A few years ago much of Lake Erie was very contaminated with dangerous toxins from algae: “In 2011‚ bright green slime spread across one-third of Lake Erie. The slime was a harmful algal bloom‚ caused by cyanobacteria” (Kowalski 34). As a result of Lake Erie being polluted people must find the issue and resolve it. One theory of the pollution in Lake Erie is that the species are not

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    Low Humidity In Beowulf

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    Greenland is the world’s largest island. The north of Greenland has an Arctic climate with average temperatures that do not even go up to 10° C (50° F) in the hottest summer months. The air quality in Greenland is among the best in the world due to the country’s position in the high north. In the southern part of the country the temperature can rise to more than 20° C (68° F) in June‚ July or August‚ and due to the fine air quality and low levels of moisture in the air‚ in general you are able to

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    Clean Lakes Case Study

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    Do clean lakes really exist? By Yujia‚ Luo (Group 1) September‚ 2014 Introduction A main purpose of wastewater and sludge treatment is to remove phosphorus (P). It seems to be reasonable because excess phosphorus entering the aquatic systems can result in algal blooms. People have been taking much effort to explore simple‚ economic and high effective methods to remove phosphorus. Concentration of nitrogen (N) is another important element to assess the quality of freshwater. As the same with phosphorus

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