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    Water pollution is one of the worst problem society faces today. When vital freshwater is polluted, we endanger humanity’s own existence. Water pollution is an issue that poses an economic and social problem in society’s daily life. Furthermore, the contamination of pristine waterways can be linked to some emergence of new diseases. Yet, most people are oblivious to the problem. Millions of gallons of water are used daily for domestic uses, irrigating crops, and industrial processes, not to…

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    on the ground, and on rocks all over the Arctic. Lichens make sure that the caribou and other animals have food. marinebio.net says that they come in many different colors like orange and very pale green. Lichens live by algae providing food and fungus providing water. The algae wouldn't survive without the water from the fungus, and vice versa. Lichens take up 8% of our Earth's surface. Let's keep these amazing animals and this glorious…

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    The Tobacco industry has an effect on our planet more than many people seem to realize. It is estimated that over 1.7 billion pounds of cigarette filters are discarded into our lakes, beaches and oceans each year. With all of this waste being dumped into our natural environment, there are obviously going to be several effects on wildlife, and the natural eco system. Cigarette filters release the chemicals contained inside them within an half hour, to an hour of coming in contact with water.…

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    particles are all used in the filters and pumps that are used in the tank. Once the filter and circulation is up to par, the lighting must be addressed. Lighting is one of the most important parts of the set up process. Lighting gives protein to the algae that uses photosynthesis to create protein and cause growth and color. That growth then becomes more filtration for the tank, or food for other organisms. The metric of lighting in tanks has recently changed in measurement to the PAR rating for…

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    Introduction The agricultural industry is the key industry that feeds, clothes, and keeps the population of the world comfortable in their homes. Members of this large, yet dwindling industry are faced with the challenge of feeding a rapidly growing population that is expected to reach 8.5 billion people by the year 2030. The major component fueling the agricultural industry is the soil. The very outer layer of the earth’s crust is the very one thing keeping the population thriving. While some…

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    Environment is the term used for defining our surroundings which may include the biotic and abiotic components that are present around us. Biotic components include the microbes, plants and animals and abiotics are soil, water and air [1]. Biotechnology is the integration of technology and natural sciences by utilizing organisms and cells, to produce knowledge, services and products [2]. Environmental biotechnology refers to the application of biotechnology which is used for finding a way to…

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    The Great Barrier Reef has always been listed as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World due to its once natural beauty and sheer scope. Located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, the reef is the largest of its kind. In a graphic published on website The Conversation, the reef is said to contain an estimated 2,900 individual reefs spread over an area of about 133,000 square miles or 344,400 square kilometers (Pressey, Grech, Brodie, Day). It is estimated that the reef contains six…

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    of new plastic enter the world's ocean daily, which increases the danger to marine life. Plastics such as plastic bags can be mistaken as jellyfish which loggerhead sea turtles love. Microplastics can block the sunlight from reaching plankton and algae which are very important…

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    The company U.S. Sugar and Florida Crystals, together referred to as “Big Sugar”, produce raw sugar from sugar cane farming and sugar mill company. They are the only producers that produce certified organic sugar that are completely made in the USA. This company needs to be more aware of the Clean Water Act (1972) which establishes the allowable water pollutant levels emitted by US businesses. In an article, Angry About Florida's Ruined Waters, Fishermen Unite Against Big Sugar, it discusses…

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    China Days Chinese Citizens Protest about cleaning their Fresh water lake This picture shows Lake Tai after in the color of fluorescent green after all the pollution done to it Government Finally Speaks The government has acknowledged that the water damage level is severe. Government officials break down the factories and the pollution in Lake Tai eases They now have Spent millions of dollars on new wastewater treatment plans. Outside of Community Hall Chinese citizens gather up and protest…

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