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    and electrolytes (Kattenburg‚ n.d.). Once in the landfills‚ toxic chemicals in the battery can be released. When acid rain falls on a landfill‚ the soil absorbs the toxic chemicals from the batteries and those chemicals are ultimately found in groundwater (Dillon‚ 1994‚ p. 3). Mercury‚ one of the toxic chemicals found in batteries‚ is known for poisoning animals and plants. One adverse effect of improper disposal of batteries is humans are eating fish that have consumed mercury which can lead to

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    Non-biodegradable waste will NOT break down or at least NOT break down for many years. Examples of Non-biodegradable are plastics‚ metal and glass. Dangerous chemicals and toxins are also non-biodegradable‚ as are plastic grocery bags‚ plastic water bottles and other similar materials. Non-biodegradable trash has been a growing concern to environmentalists‚ but now is becoming a concern to anyone wanting to embrace a more eco-friendly lifestyle; as world population grows so does our waste. It’s

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    Water Problems in china

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    Problems and Possible Solutions China’s water resources are over allocated‚ inefficiently used‚ and grossly polluted by human and industrial wastes‚ to the point that vast stretches of rivers are dead and dying‚ lakes are cesspools of waste‚ groundwater aquifers are over-pumped and unsustainably consumed‚ uncounted species of aquatic life have been driven to extinction‚ and direct adverse impacts on both human and ecosystem health are widespread and growing. Of the 20 most seriously polluted cities

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    MINERALS 5 CHARACTERISTICS OF A MINERAL: 1)Naturally Occuring; 2) Be a colid; 3) Have an orderly crystalline structure; 4) have a definite chemical composition; 5) generally be inorganic Which are not classified as Minierals & Why: Gold‚ Water‚ Synthetic Diamonds‚ Ice & Wood: Gold-YES – naturally occurring; Synthetic Diamond: NO – Manmade; Water: NO – liquid state‚ only a solid material can be considered a mineral – in it’s naturally occurring ice state it is a solid and therefore a mineral;

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    Climatic Change and Its Effect on Society There has been a significant climatic change that has taken place throughout the years on Earth. These changes have effected society in more than one way. However‚ there is nothing society can do about the long term influences of climatic changes. Society has tended to address the short term effects of climatic changes that influence the global temperatures within the life span of present generations. The following will show how climatic changes does effect

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    it has no rainfall‚ although Saudi Arabia is one of many developed countries‚ however most of the potable water comes from desalination water about 50% comes from desalination water and 40% from transporting water and 10% from groundwater‚ not much benefit from groundwater because it has limited water‚ so most of the water comes from desalination father than transporting water. 3. Presentation of options Desalination water The meaning of desalination water is removing all the contamination

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    Rain Water Harvesting

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    We can do so by the methods of Rainwater Harvesting. Rainwater Harvesting refers to the process of collecting and storing of rainwater. Rainwater harvesting helps in providing drinking water‚ water for irrigation‚ agricultural purposes or for groundwater recharge. It is one of the best solutions to water problem in the areas having inadequate water resources. Rainwater systems are simple to construct. Usually‚ rainwater is either harvested from the ground or from a roof. During the rainy seasons

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    Fracking Essay

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    what-is-fracking.com/what-is-hydraulic-fracturing/ Fracking isn’t the best type of mining because there are very many environmental and health damages that are at risk of using this type. Some of the many environmental damages are; contamination of groundwater‚ air pollution‚ exposure to toxic chemicals‚ waste disposal‚ and fracking induced

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    Simple Ways to Protect Our Natural Environment The natural environment consist of all living and non-living things occurring naturally on Earth. It is an environment that encompasses the interaction of all living species. The concept of the natural environment can be separate by components that includes complete ecological units that function as natural systems and natural phenomena that occur within their boundaries. Universal natural resources and physical phenomena are such as air‚ water‚ and

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    Siwa Oasis Analysis

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    the smallest oasis in the Egyptian part of the extensive Libyan Desert and depends exclusively on groundwater resources and drainage water reuse (Abdulaziz and Faid‚ 2015). It displays various land forms including salt lakes‚ salt marshes (Sabkhas) as well as cultivated lands and orchards New and developed irrigation facilities have occupied widespread strips of desert‚ however but wasteful groundwater use has resulted in the extension of naturally existing salt lakes and loss of arable land due to

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