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    The Skykomish Tribe

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    The Skykomish tribe originated as a subgroup of the Snoqualmies and lived in the current American state, Washington (Pritzker, 201). They form part of the Native Americans in the US. The tribe’s main villages were located on the Skykomish River. Primarily, the tribe composed of the Indians of Twana, a community comprising of the Salishan people living in Washington’s Hood Canal drainage basin. The Twana comprised of nine communities, where the Skykomish, also called “people of the big river,”…

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    Red Tide Research Paper

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    Red Tide Even though red tide has been around for thousands of years it is yet still unaware to some common day people. Many people do not understand the effects of red tide to the environment around us and how it plays out; there is more to red tides than just discoloration of the ocean waters. Scientists and researchers are digging deeper into the reasons of why and how this phenomenon occurs. Red tide is often overlooked despite its harmful effects, but it can be as costly and damaging as…

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    Heavy metals such as the mercury in the environment have the propensity to be hazardous to human health; mercury that is released to the environment can be transformed into its most dangerous form known as methylmercury. This form of mercury has been found by scientist to accumulate in fishes in varying degree depending on the species. Due to the nutritional benefit of the fish to humans, it is imperative that health advisory agencies such as the FDA and EPA educate the public on how to utilize…

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    in the item or because of misusing (e.g. time/temperature mishandle). Compound risks incorporate common poisons and synthetic contaminants. Some regular poisons are connected with the sustenance itself (i.e. certain mushrooms, PSP in molluscan shellfish), some are made by pathogens in the sustenance when the time has come/temperature manhandled (i.e. histamine advancement in certain fish species). Compound tainting can likewise happen when items, for example, cleaners and sanitizers are not…

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    Seafood Case Study

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    MARKET SEGMENTS/ FARMS AND PRODUCTS The concept of our company is based on the long experience on intensive production facilities such as caviar farms, tilapia farms, salmon farms, shrimp farms, marine water hatcheries and feed mills. The main production consists of several different kinds of warm and cold fresh- and saltwater fish species such as: Freshwater Saltwater Salmon smolt Salmon Trout Sea Bass Sturgeon Sea Bream Barramundi Cod Pike Perch Turbot Murray Cod…

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    million of them on reservations or native lands. As these indigenous people are already profoundly poor, the fluctuations climate change brings, hits them even harder. Food and drink which are simple for us to get, is not for them. Food like salmon, shellfish, marine mammals, and the conventional crops are becoming more difficult to produce or find, which hurts these people economically, culturally, etc. This change in their diet and the already less than perfect lifestyle, are causing them to…

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    Dioxin Research Paper

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    Dioxin is a shortened term for tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin. The chemical formula for this deadly toxin is C4H402. Dioxin was a chemical used for an herbicide mixture called Agent Orange which was used during the Vietnam War in the years 1961-. It prevented the Northern Vietnamese from using rivers, roads, and crops for food supply. This chemical is one of the most dangerous compound that can enter the environment by surface body waters. It can cause a supply of crops to become damaged and…

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    Lilly Rosas Art Culinaire Chef Fineberg Alice Waters Chef Alice Waters was born on April 28, 1944, in Chatham New Jersey. In her early years she attended the University of California, Berkeley and graduated in 1967 with a degree in French cultural studies. While she was attending Berkeley she made a trip to Paris, France were she broaden her tasting palate. After, when she graduated from Berkeley she started her training as a chef in Montessori school in London and learned French cooking…

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    thinner and thinner, and then finally will become a very thin layer that is called a sheen, which often looks like a rainbow. Depending on the circumstances, oil spills can be very harmful to marine birds and mammals, and also can harm fish and shellfish. ("Oil spills- effect,"…

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    Discovered as a deficiency in the early 60’s, the chemical element zinc serves multiple roles in the body. Zinc travels through the body by protein which assists other proteins with metabolism. Moreover, zinc play a role in growth, development, behavior, and learning. In addition, zinc aids hormones such as thyroid and insulin. Zinc deficiency remain common in developing countries while less common in the United States…

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