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Drought in California is a serious dilemma for the residents as the drought enters its fourth year. The severe lack of water is building up, and the inhabitants are being urged to conserve their water supplies to prevent an acute water shortage that will seriously affect everyday life affairs.
The main dependency on water supplies is that from precipitation. As the month of December ended, the period of little or no rainfall begun that will continue till April. The repercussions of low rainfall occur directly on the Continue reading...

What main factors control water circulation and what are the 3 types of circulation in estuaries?

Circulation of water in the ocean depends on the temperature of the water, density, and wind or the current flow. Wind -driven circulation mainly entails the surface circulation of the oceans. The abyssal circulation involves the water circulation below the thermocline. The density and salinity lead to the conveyor belt movement of water between the much colder regions and hotter ones. Estuaries have three major circulations. The tidal circulation when the ebb and flood (river water) average is almost zeros; the surface circulations when the ebb is stronger than that of river (flood), and subsurface that occurs when the Continue reading...

Iron And Human Health

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Pyrite is the most common sulfide mineral. The iron found in pyrite and water can affect human health. From the perspective of human health, Pyrite has been listed as dangerous. The acid mine waters linked to sulfide mine tailings are the prime sources of pyrite. The paper looks at the harmful effects of iron present in pyrite and water on human health.

Introduction

Pyrite or FeS2 is a common sulfide mineral that carries bright golden color and because of its brilliant metallic luster, it is a distinctive mineral. Acid mine waters are its main source, and those Acid waters Continue reading...

Politically centralized civilizations, more than 5000 years ago, began crystallizing along various river valleys throughout northern Africa and the southern half of Asia. These civilizations are what led to subsequent steps in the organization and the eventual centralization of human political, economic, social institutions, and religious practices. Early African civilizations of Egypt and Nubia occurred in the Nile Valley. The Nile Valley comprises the extensive region that surrounds Africa’s Nile River, including the watershed and adjoining areas.
The Nile was crucial for the development of both Egyptian and Nubian civilizations because it provided a source of water that Continue reading...

Water is one of the most basic needs of a person to live. It is used in various life aspects such as cooking, cleaning, and most importantly, drinking. However, some parts of the world lack this basic need despite having water as three-fourths of the Earth’s composition. In fact, according to the website Unwater.org (2013), there are 783 million people who lack access to adequate and clean water. This is also because eighty-five percent of the world’s population is living on dry lands. In response to this increasing demand in water, recreational water use has been developed Continue reading...

Introduction

The establishment of environmental laws and policies are important in addressing the environmental issues that covers the local to global settings. In the United States, several environmental policies and acts have been approved by the government and are being applied in order to mitigate environmental problems (My Unique Student Experience [MUSE], n.d.). One of the environmental agencies that promote protection of environment as well as human health is the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The provisions of the established policies are carried out by the authorized environmental agencies through detailed regulations and enforcement. One of the major environmental Continue reading...

Executive summary

In any business environment, customer service is crucial. In order to attract more customers, these services need to be improved. Customer service is broadly known as the services provided to customers before, during and after purchasing and using goods and services. To meets customer expectations, there is a need for good customer services. There are always complaints whenever there is a bad customer service. This is a bad indication since it leads to losing of sales. Whenever there is a bad customer service, customers may opt to take their business to a competitor hence facing stiff competition. For a Continue reading...

After reading Lao Tzu’s “Living as Water” and Martin Luther King’s text dubbed “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”, one can easily discern some apparent similarities between the ideologies of the authors. Said similarities originate from the fact that the works seek to aid in social cohesiveness in their respective societies, with Tzu encouraging certain behavior and King defending his conduct in Birmingham. On that note, King aims to plead the plight of the African American race at the hands of their oppressive white counterparts and encourages his fellow blacks to fight for their rights. On the contrary, Continue reading...

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Published: March 2015

Among the most abundant sources of light on Earth is life itself.
It’s 10 p.m., and I’m standing in the darkroom of the Western Flyer, a research vessel belonging to the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. The room is tiny, and several of us are crammed inside. The light is off, the air is warm and stuffy, and—as we’re at sea, 50 miles off the coast of California—the floor keeps rocking. I feel sick. But I don’t care. On a table, in a small dish, is a newly captured Continue reading...

The human race is affecting the stability of our planet’s ecosystem. Because our lifestyle – especially the extensive use of fossil fuels – is causing dramatic increases in the CO2 levels in the atmosphere which trap heat, not only will temperatures continue to rise, but so will the global sea levels. The accelerating rise of the sea levels is a consequence of rapid melting of the polar ice sheets. Current predictions suggest that the cumulative sea level rise over the next hundred years will be circa six feet. Although the USA’s population is only four percent of the world’ Continue reading...

Bottled water, one of the signs of modern life of this era. Bottled water is being used in most of the countries of the world due to facilitation of transport, high hygiene standards and therefore it’s being accessible almost anywhere. However, beside the advantages that it has the disadvantages are becoming more and more concerning each day. People have been using the bottled water without known what the dark side of it might be, or what might happen in result of the enormous misuse of the bottles water.
But, what are the plastic bottles made of? Nowadays, most Continue reading...

Industrial Applications of Membrane Separation Processes

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Membrane separation processes are widely used in various industrial operations to separate the desired components from the mixture. The membrane that is used depends on the type of process employed in the system. The membrane also varies in size and materials. This paper focused on the industrial application of ultrafiltration, microfiltration, and pervaporation. Ultrafiltration is effectively used in recovery of milk proteins in whey and reduction of waste. The process of microfiltration is successfully use in solids removal and disinfection of wastewaster. Pervaporation shows good result in the removal of volatile organic compounds in contaminated water.

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“Leviathan”: Human Place in the Animal Hierarchy

Today, when the cinema industry is one of the most developed in diversity and high-tech solutions, it is not easy to surprise and inspire the contemporary audience. The genres transform and evolve so that the distinctions and boarders eliminate and new subgenres appear. The contemporary directors try new methods and approaches to find fresh ideas in order to conquer love and respect of the curmudgeonly and high-fed spectator. One of the bright examples of the directors’ chase after the new view of life in cinema is “Leviathan”, the result of the work of two talented people whose endeavors were Continue reading...

Water is one the critical natural source. It is worth nothing that water is very important to humans, plants, and animals. Conservation of water is necessary because it saves money, energy and guarantees environmental well-being. There are ways that individuals can use less water. One of the ways is using little water when taking a shower. These are achieved by using low-flow showerhead and shower less often. There are occasions that require quick clean up. In the toilet, it is possible to use less water by installing a low-flow toilet flap. These safes much water when flushing the toilet. Continue reading...

Introduction

The Awakening is set in three primary locations; The Grand Isle of Louisiana coast in the late nineteenth century; on Caminada Island, which is across the bay from the Isle; and in New Orleans city. The story sets off on Grand Isle, then shifts to the city of New Orleans and its conclusion is back on the Grand Isle. Edna, the heroine in the novel, has strong desire to find her true self and to live fully within it. She is devoted to this purpose, and this causes immense friction between her family and friends. In the novel, The Continue reading...

Water quality issues in lakes have become an issue that the society requires to put into perspective. This is mostly sensitive to people living in urban and suburban areas of settlement. One peculiar example that can be cited to illustrate this challenge is the issue of residents living in the King County in Washington. One of the lakes in the area is Lake Sammamish. The lake serves both human and animal habitat in the region. The authorities in the region have made it their responsibility to safeguard the waters of the lake as they acknowledge the great use of Continue reading...

Part 1A: Public Health Initiative Approval (Borehole Water Initiative)

The essence of water is indispensable to public health, not least because of the fact that its usefulness to all human beings is imminent to their survival and everyday activities. Such is the purpose of the Borehole Water Initiative, a public health initiative that aims to improve the overall well-being of community stakeholders within a selected community through a project that ensures continuous supply of potable water. Under the Borehole Water Initiative, community stakeholders will be made to own the project through collaboration with the Community Development Association (CDA). In turn, community stakeholders can have greater control over the Continue reading...

Meeting water needs in Arizona has been faced by shortages. This has been attributed to the current high rate of climate change and global warming as well as intensive human activities that create pressure on available water sources. The Arizona Department of Water Resources has anticipated that water scarcity may worsen in the next few decades owing the rapidly increasing population, which is expected to triple by 2110. In this regard, through collaboration by the State Government, the department has formulated strategies geared towards increasing water supply in Arizona. One of these strategies is importation of water from desalinated Continue reading...

Nowadays, a lot of people understand that someday our oil reserves will run low, and there will be necessity in alternative energy. Nature could provide us with such energy, with no expectations whatsoever. One can use wind, sun light and water to produce handful of energy. As for me, as we living in a planet with so much water, it is essential to use it to produce alternative energy. Today, about 1.1 billion people lack access to clean fresh water. According to some scientists estimate in the next two decades, a third of the world's population will live in Continue reading...

As an example of Physics in our daily life activities we can consider the interaction between our foot and the road when we walk. According to Newton`s third law for every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force. (Harris, W., n.d.). Force is the pull or push needed to do a work. A force exists as a result of interaction, whenever there is an interaction between the two objects there is a force acting upon each object. When one object exerts a force on the second object, the second object also exerts an equal and Continue reading...