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    Boil Water Advisories

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    Boil Water Advisories: Boil water advisories should be issued if there is evidence that there are levels of waterborne, disease causing bacteria, viruses or parasites in any of the water treatment systems or transporting infrastructure. Additionally, if turbidity standards are not met at the source, a boil water advisory should be advised (Health Canada, 2008). These advisories are generally issues by the responsible authorities or by means of the public health unit and are not lifted until the…

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    The History Of Erosion

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    plants on that ground just rock. Their tribe was called the Canyons. Every day this tribe would wake up at dawn and water the ground until dusk. No one saw any point in this nonsense ritual, if you would call it that. The tribe was supposedly watering because they believed the land was thirsty. The one family member named Erosion was very strong and would bring many huge buckets of water back and forth all day long.…

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    Orphan School Creek include: - Creek Water - Sunlight - Temperature - Oxygen - Conglomerate - Shale - Limestone - Gravel - Chert A number of biotic features of Orphan School Creek according to a pdf of “Creeks in Trouble” by Fairfield City Council include: - Rhus tree - Fleabane - Wandering Jew - Castor…

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    Mercury is a deadly liquid that causes damage to the nervous system. If that doesn’t interest you, i'm not really sure what will. Mercury has been the interest of people for over a millennia, as a heavy liquid metal. Due to the toxicity of the element it is slowly being used less and less. Now it is mostly used in the industry as a stimulus, also used in electrical switches, thermometers, barometers and the other scientific instruments. On a biological role mercury has no role but is present in…

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    Current contact lens case hygiene guidelines of FDA involving with rubbing and cleaning with disinfecting solution and allow them to air dry with face down position.(http://www.fda.gov/downloads/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm048900.pdf. Accessed 2014/09/10 2008) But now there are very guidelines on air-drying location and position of the contact lens storage cases.(Y. T. Wu, Zhu, Willcox, et al. 2010a) Among optometrists there are still lots of discrepancies regarding recommendation about the…

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    Environmental Flow Policies Environmental flows are the seasonally and annually varying water flows and levels that support ecosystems and human livelihoods while providing for other uses such as hydropower, irrigation, and water supply. Many governments and river-management agencies around the world have developed policies to protect environmental flows, and more are doing so all the time. Yet implementation of these policies remains weak. Policy change alone does not result in implementation…

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    Drinking Bottled Water

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    the amount of lead found in in residents' water since the crisis erupted has varied from house to house with many showing no detectable levels of lead."(Young) The town in the last quote is a town in Michigan that has had major problems with their tap water for the past couple of years therefore showing people that it is safer to drink bottled water. Bottled water is also convenient, important in a disaster, and regulated by the FDA. First off, bottled water is extremely convenient because it is…

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    Many people believe tap water is poisonous, toxic or just “bad”. But I support it to a certain extent, depending on the levels of one of the concerns surrounding the tap water safety debate is the additive chlorine. Chlorine is used as a disinfectant in many places in the developed world. The main concern with chlorine-treated water is not danger of ingesting the low levels of chlorine itself, but ingesting the disinfectant byproducts (DBPs) that occur when chlorine reacts with some other…

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    Life Straw Research Paper

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    LifeStraw directly into the water source and drinks as he or she would from a straw. The first iteration of LifeStraw used iodine to kill bacteria, but the 2012 version contains no chemicals. Instead, the product incorporates mechanical filtration. When you suck on your LifeStraw, water is forced through hollow fibers, which contain pores less than 0.2 microns across -- thus, a microfiltration device. Any dirt, bacteria or parasites are trapped in the fibers, while the clean water passes…

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    SlingShot Water Purifier How can one simple product prevent one million people dying each year from unclean water? The product is called SlingShot. SlingShot is a water purifier that can make clean water to support around a hundred people. Waterborne illnesses are inadequate because, it kills and harms so many people each year. It can be stopped with one simple product. In some countries clean water is only available to few. An example is Nigeria about 43% of all Nigerians have access…

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