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    California Water Drought On January 17, 2014 California State Governor Jerry Brown, declared a drought state of emergency. A drought is a period of drier-than-normal conditions that result in water-related problems. This drought was taken seriously and new regulations were established quickly. Although many don’t follow these regulations in order to save water regulations must be implied such as using portable water to wash sidewalks and driveways,runoff when irrigating portable water,using…

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    Saving Time Shower

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    Saving the World One Shower at a Time The scientist and the participants are trying to do their part in saving the environment with cutting their shower times. The scientist chose this topic to reduce the amount of water the scientist and the participants use during the shower. Showers, toilets, and washing machines are the most wasteful when it comes to water. The average American shower per participant uses an average of 17.2 gallons of water each time the participants showers (1).The…

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    Sea Water Desalination

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    early 2000s[1]. Desalination plays an important role in Australia’s water security. The large-scale application of this technology began in the arid Middle East region{2}. At present, seawater desalination is the only new and sustainable water source available to Australian, which effectively against drought and population growth, and has been more and more widely recognized on its validity and reliability. This essay will discuss the various controversies related to seawater desalination in…

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    Emily Cassidy Research Report Emily Cassidy Period 1 Mr. McMahon Research Report Research Report Water Desalination Due to climate change, surging population growth, urban development, and industrialism, the worldwide need for fresh water is increasing. "It is the hope of future generations that desalination can solve that need," (Leon Awerbuch). Water Desalination is a process similar to the water cycle, used to remove salts and other chemicals from sea water. Salt water is…

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    table, including a desalination Desalination is extracting the salt from seawater. Desalination is not a new idea and is already used in many regions, particularly in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia alone accounts for about a tenth of global desalination. Israel uses desalination technology to provide about a fourth of its domestic water needs. Modern desalination plants employ a method called reverse osmosis, which uses a membrane to separate the salt. More than 12,000 desalination plants now…

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    Imagine a world in which the water was undrinkable, the land was unfertile and the air was suffocating. This is the world consumed by fracking. Fracking is harmful to the environment but seems to be making its way still around the world. Understanding the risk and the benefit ration and becoming educated about the ramifications should be a requirement to the decision makers determining whether an area will allow fracking or not. “The process of this hydraulic fracturing is a well stimulation…

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    If a survey were to be conducted asking whether bottled water or tap water were most convenient, the majority of people are more than likely to say that bottled water is. Bottled water is seen to be the more convenient option by society, because it does appear that way. If someone were in a hurry can simply grab a bottle of water before they walked out the door, and they can even refill it throughout the day. The majority of fast food restaurants offer bottled water as an option because it is…

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    Poverty, also known as the silent killer, is a deadly issue that exists in every corner of the world. In fact, almost half of the world’s population lives in poverty. Unfortunately, thousands of people die each year due to this world-wide problem. Some people view poverty as individuals or families not being able to afford an occupational meal or having to skip a meal to save money. However, this is not the true definition of poverty. According to the author of The Position of Poverty, John…

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    Jack Kerouac wrote On The Road to display his love and devotion for the beauties of the open road. Ernest Hemingway wrote Death in the Afternoon to show his respect towards the ceremonies and traditions of spanish bullfighting. Now you may be wondering what any of this has to do with Charles Fishman’s book The Big Thirst. The reason I bring up these authors is because like many others they decided to write about something they loved and wanted to devote their time to show this appreciation by…

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    Drinking Water Speech

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    We all know how important water is on our lives and on our health. A person stranded on an island can survive several days without food, but that person will surely die after a few days without water. Water is an important part of our existence because it helps keep us hydrated. Though we sometimes overlook the amount of water we drink, it is important for us to know how essential it is for us to maintain our optimum well-being. The question, "How much water should I drink in a day?" is…

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