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    While reading paragraph one Mr.Douglass made a very interesting analogy. He compared the nation to a river. Also giving the audience details on how to prevent such an atrocity. He explains how we still have a chance unlike the bigger nations such as Britain. In paragraph two I will speak of how the United states is a river and then in paragraph 3 I will discuss how he states we can avoid becoming a”sad tale of departed glory”. In paragraph one Mr.Douglass states a very interesting but yet…

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    Jamestown Research Paper

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    died due to quality of water, lack of workers, and death from disease. To begin with, one of the causes of death was the quality of the water. The water in the settlement of Jamestown has been described as “brackish”, which is a mixture of saltwater and freshwater.The water was brackish, because the tide mixed with the fresh water. People would also dump their waste into the rivers and creeks. Because of this people would contract disease from drinking the brackish, dirty water. This wouldn’t…

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    figure 1, an average of 1.55cm root was grown out of the four roots. This could have been an invalid or a random occurrence. I believe this one direct could have been invalid due to human error. There could have been too much water being added into the dish, not enough water being added, not being sealed properly, etc. Each group received an average of zero root growth in the indirect group. This shows that our evidence does support our claim. Our evidence supported our claim for a few different…

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    project is how recycled water, tap water, and distilled water affect plant growth. I chose this project because if anyone would like to grow plants they would want to know which water makes their plants grow the biggest and tallest. The reason I chose this project is because I would like to learn more about plant growth and how different types of water would affect it because then I could grow multiple types of plants and get bigger plants then ones watered with tap or distilled water. My…

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    Central Region, and the Interior Highlands. The Sierra Madre is the low mountain range the runs through this country. El salvador is the second most deforested country in Latin America, after Haiti. Most of El Salvador’s water supply is contaminated, making them have one of the lowest water supplies in Latin America. In conclusion, El Salvador has an interesting physical geography.…

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    Bad Drought In California

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    least 1,300 people have lost their water. If people keep taking to much groundwater all of the water will be gone and then nobody will have water to use. That's why there should be regulations on groundwater. If there are no regulations on groundwater then people are still going to go overboard and take more than they should. Then everybody that needs water won't have any because people are taking to much. There should be rules for underground water. If there are no rules…

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    After five years of drought, California has been accessing groundwater to provide for their water needs. The access of groundwater use has caused the land to sink slowly over decades, but recently the more extensive pumping has caused the groundwater levels to quickly reach dangerous lows. This has resulted in the land to sink at a rapid rate, putting a large section of California’s aboveground infrastructure at risk. NASA was able to discover this notable difference in land height through radar…

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    Ancient Mesopotamians

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    the ancient Mesopotamians maintain the uncontrolled water supply of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and why? The ancient Mesopotamians maintained the uncontrolled water supply of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers by creating irrigation systems, levees, and canals. As stated in the text titled History Alive!: The Ancient World. Palo Alto, CA: Teachers' Curriculum Institute, 2011. Print. , “One of the biggest problems was the uncontrolled water supply of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. During…

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    The methane containment is important, but not as important as the loss of the economy, and the ability to eat, as our food system will be very limited or nonexistent in the near future. This summer Southern California would be experiencing natural gas shortages that would cause 14 day brown-outs in the electric grid system. How would anyone keep perishable food products, if the power generation system became defunct. Arguing, as to whether, or not the methane containment loss should be on a 64…

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    Should California put laws on farmers to use water to grow plants? California has been in a drought for a the past three years now, a lot of people now have no water to take shower and flush toilets. Most of California water is getting used for watering plants to send to places like Russia, but most of the crops that California grows don’t even go to California Grocery Stores. This is a problem that California deals with of Farmers using so much water to grow crops like corn, almonds, and…

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