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    For generations, Lake Taihu, China’s third largest freshwater lake in Wuni, Jiangsu Province, has provided a home and livelihood for over two million people. By way of contrast, in late May, 2007, a drinking water crisis took place following a massive bloom of the toxin producing cyanobacteria Microcystis spp. in Lake Taihu.2 Ultimately, due to unusual growth of algae, the lake digressed to completely green. Local reports say algae density is 38% higher than it was in 2016. Lake Taihu was known…

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    serious development projects, we have to take care of the basic needs first – which in this case is the clean drinking water. There are limited surface sources available to supply drinking water to the population of Sub-Saharan Africa. In fact, most of the existing ones are a major cause of diseases and parasites developing in the human body. Groundwater is the best resource to supply drinking water to the population of Sub-Saharan Africa. Such undertaking, however, is very costly. Moreover, the…

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    “It’s not why one becomes an addict, but how.” These wise words originated from my father as he was explaining addiction and the causes. He explained that addiction’s origins stemmed from environmental stimuli as well as the brain. Within the brain, the nervous system contains many and distinct nerves, communicating by neurotransmitters. Drugs, like alcohol, disrupt the communication by mimicking the chemicals that neurotransmitters send. These pseudo-chemicals stimulate the nervous system,…

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    Binge drinking and alcoholism have been a long-time concern in American society. While the government and schools have made great efforts to tackle the alcohol problems by enacting laws and providing education, the situation of dysfunctional alcohol consumption hasn’t been sufficiently improved. In the essay “Drinking Games,” author Malcolm Gladwell proves to the readers that besides the biological attributes of a drinker, the culture that the drinker lives in also influences his or her drinking…

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    consume an alcoholic beverage, it doesn’t make sense. Having the drinking age to 21 doesn’t stop young teenagers. Of course a nice and easy invention called a fake identification exist and they work wonders. The legal drinking age should be lowered to 18 because you 're considered an adult, less under aged drinking, and less alcohol issues. Drinking can be a serious issue here in the United States,…

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    Aaland Island Case Study

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    Aaland islands are located between Sweden and Finland at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia, in the Baltic region. The Aaland island is the only Swedish speaking region in all of Finland, the island consists of 0.49% of Finland’s land area and 0.50% of Finland’s population. Only the countries Sweden and Finland were involved in the Aaland island crisis. Through 1809 the Aaland island was in the Swedish territory where Sweden had power over the island, but Treaty of Fredrikshamn, signed on 17th…

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    Heavy Metal Contamination

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    5.4 Relationship between ages, races and education level of respondents with the awareness on heavy metal contamination in water convolvulus By using chi-square test, age of respondents is significantly associated with awareness on heavy metal contamination in water convolvulus (p=0.045). Based on Figure X, it can be concluded as the respondents in the age of between 18 and 54 years old are more aware on heavy metal contamination in water convolvulus compared to the age group between 55 until…

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    My Clown Walk Analysis

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    Finding your walk My clown walk is a typical drunken hobo walk when I’m drunk I feel warm inside and have almost no feeling outside and I feel like I’m not in control, when I try running I feel like I was a salt shaker being shaken. I degenerate into a disgusting combination of sweat, spilled alcohol and vomit. I drink to remove my pain I deal with every day and it make me happy for a while. I can’t stand straight and I move side to side not knowing what’s happening around me. The reason…

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    Global Water Cycle Essay

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    Our world is 70.8% water. A human baby is 78% water. A grown human is 62% water. Clean water is essential to humanity. We cannot make more water than what we already have on Earth. Therefore, we need to keep it clean at every point in the global water cycle. The water cycle starts when water is evaporated from water sources, such as rivers, lakes, streams, and oceans. The evaporated water rises into the atmosphere to form clouds. Then the water particles in the clouds condense and fall to the…

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    values. 3. Magnesium. Another mineral that can be found in mineral water is magnesium, which is necessary for protein synthesis, energy production, and muscle and nerve function. It also helps to regulate and maintain blood pressure and sugar levels. Drinking mineral water is a great way to make up for your magnesium deficit, as one liter alone can contain up to 108 mg, or 29% of the recommended daily value. Perrier itself has 6 mg, which equates to about 2% of the daily value. Part 3: More…

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