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    Environment pollution is a much-talked topic of the present time. Our life is so deeply and invariably related to environment that any pollution of it causes dangers and brings about different disasters. In fact‚ a sound environment is the precondition of a sound living. However‚ our environment is being polluted in a number of ways. In Bangladesh‚ the level of environmental pollution has reached high and it is high time we checked environment from being spoilt. Environment pollution by business:

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    Water Pollution in Bangladesh INTRODUCTION Water is the most vital element among the natural resources‚ and is crucial for the survival of all living organisms. The environment‚ economic growth and development of Bangladesh are all highly influenced by water - its regional and seasonal availability‚ and the quality of surface and groundwater. Spatial and seasonal availability of surface and groundwater is highly responsive to the monsoon climate and physiography of the country. Availability also

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    Industrial Technology Submitted to Engr. Aleli N. Rey Environmental Engineering TF 10:30-12:00 Date Submitted: Project in ES213 Submitted by Dela Cruz‚ John Gerard Endriga‚ Joanna Marie S. Espinosa‚ Jhon Mari Villaruz‚ Darwin Air Pollution and Meteorology Acknowledgement The researchers would like to express their deepest appreciation to all those who made this report is its fruition.  A special gratitude is extend to their professor‚ Engr. Aleli N. Rey‚ for her valuable suggestions

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    American scientist Philippe Cousteau said‚ “Our oceans are facing innumerable threats from overfishing and pollution to ocean acidification and invasive/extinction of species.” This quote rings to our lives today in California because having over 50 beaches locally‚ we have seen most if not all of them in some manner polluted and mistreated. Simply‚ we love to visit our local beaches for the cool breeze and the overall view. The sense of “vacation” that draws us after a hard day’s work. We as humans

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    Virgin Land Program

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    The Virgin Land program initiated by Nikita Khrushchev in 1954 became one of the important events in the history of the Soviet Union ever recorded. In March 1954‚ the Central Committee of the Communist Party issued a decree to increase grains production by planting grains in unused soils and soil that has not been used previously as agricultural land‚ which is called the virgin land. (Watkins‚ 2014). This program is not only giving impacts to the Soviet Union; but in particular‚ the implementation

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    (Question 11 is worth 20 points) 4. Pollution isn’t always caused by human activity. The term pollution can be applied when the composition of something has been modified by the presence of one or more substances that either it cannot be used for a specific purpose or it is less suitable for that use than it was in its natural state. Nature pollutes water with leaves that fall off the trees and decay‚ animal waste‚ and oil seepages. 5. A major source of water pollution results from agricultural practices

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    Noise Pollution on Students

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    students suffer from noise pollutants that can be found inside and nearby from their schools. Larger classrooms inherently breed more noisy atmospheres‚ and the issue of noise pollution can negatively impact a student’s academic experience. However‚ classroom size is not the only factor that contributes to noise pollution in the learning environment. Schools that is close to highways‚ airports‚ hospitals or railroads‚ experience a lot of external noise that cannot be controlled. Here in metro

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    MARINE OIL POLLUTION-concept map PTT Global Chemical PLC. PTT Global Chemical PLC. POLLUTER POLLUTER MARINE OIL POLLUTION MARINE OIL POLLUTION Crude oil around 50‚000 liters (420 barrels) spilled into the sea from a pipeline unloading an oil tanker around 20 kilometers (12 miles) off the coast of Rayong province at Ao Prao‚ Samet (Thailand). Crude oil around 50‚000 liters (420 barrels) spilled into the sea from a pipeline unloading an oil tanker around 20 kilometers (12 miles) off

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    Nonpoint Source Pollution

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    Nonpoint source pollution is land runoff from drainage‚ rain‚ and seepage and hydraulic modification. It is caused by rain or snow melt that moves through and over the ground. When the runoff moves‚ it collects and picks up manmade and natural pollutants and ends up spilling into lakes‚ rivers‚ streams‚ and coastal waters. Nonpoint source pollution can include things like motor oil‚ toxic chemicals‚ animal droppings‚ trash and even insecticides. Our drinking water needs to be protected. It takes

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    Water Pollution in China

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    Final Report Environmental Degradation and Destruction: Water Pollution in China Japanese Economy EA Introduction As one of the largest growing economies in the world‚ China‚ as a developing country‚ is now experiencing similar problems that other developed nations faced in their past developing phase. Environmental pollution‚ deforestation‚ unemployment and bribery issues are common in China‚ and China’s ability to progress at a rapid pace has been affected by these problems

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