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    Texas Characteristics

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    regions which are Gulf Costal Plains, Interior Lowlands, Great Plains and the Basin and Range Province. The Gulf Costal Plains are located in the south eastern part of Texas and is a level drained plain which is divided by many rivers flowing into estuaries and marshes. The coastal region is mostly composed of Sand, dunes and grass lands which follow the areas closest to the sea. The Interior Lowlands are located in the northern area of Texas and include hilly lands with a vast amount of…

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    flourishing societies. To begin with, New England and the Chesapeake region evolved into two different societies because of environmental factors. In Document 1, the chart reveals how the mosquito-infested site of Virginia, specifically the James River estuary, was highly exposed to numerous, deadly diseases. The document also gives an estimation that at least 28% of Virginia’s population died each year from illnesses like typhoid fever and dysentery. This is important because although the…

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    from Christchurch, The Brittenden Family owning a 1970’s style bach with shag carpet and no cell phone reception or Internet, Three rooms and a 3 litre hot water tank for 12 people the tank also happens to shower in after a swim in the beach or the estuary. The Hot water was already a problem but it was becoming more serious as my sister and step-sister hair grew longer as they would have to spend more time washing their hair the water would basically gone. This left me Being chafed and cold…

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    gospel-infused blues of Kelley Hunt who makes us weepy with a song called “Beautiful Bones.” Eventually only Dan and I are left. MC Longshot is on the mic, and the club transforms slowly before our eyes into an entirely different venue. We sit in the estuary zone and write in the dim, churning nightlife vibe. Minneapolis has been the scene of another police shooting of a young black man, and protests are…

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    glacier melted and created a pond ( Jobs pond). However there is no tributaries coming in or out of this pond so the only other source to get water is precipitation. Another spot in CT glaciation took place is in Long Island. Long Island is and estuary meaning both fresh and saltwater is mixed in this body of water. The fresh water was supplied from lake Hitchcock. The last effect glaciation had on CT is the CT River( lake Hitchcock). When the wisconsin glacier receded back it left a train of…

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    Moving Mountains Analysis

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    Edi Hirose and Nancy La Rosa’s Moving Mountains: Extractive Landscapes of Peru features a showcase of many videos, photographs, and various installations depicting the effects of the human enterprise to obtain the resources of Peru. Despite of once having an historically rich landscape, the extraction of the country’s natural resources has clearly left a permanent mark in both the Peruvian population and their land. La Rosa and Hirose attempt to expose the startling effects of the industry from…

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    Results and Discussion Shellfish is considered a good indicator for environmental pollution with heavy metals, simply because it can accumulate high levels of these metals. However, these organisms are considered valuable source for animal derived protein, vitamins and essential trace elements, especially for people living nearby sea. Thus, estimating the residual levels of these metals, in particular the toxic ones, assessment of the possible human health risks and trying to find effective…

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    these materials, they are reusable, and we use it for watering our plants. “While greywater may look “dirty,” it is a safe and even beneficial source of irrigation water in a yard. Keep in mind that if greywater is released into rivers, lakes, or estuaries, its nutrients become pollutants, but to plants, they are valuable fertilizer.” (Greywater Action). Most of the school districts in California including Irvine use greywater to water the grass and garden. It is perfectly legal and the plants…

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    04.03 Marine Science Lab

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    Marine Science 04.03 Sharaad Britt 1. Some of the common symptoms of food poisoning: • Some of the common symptoms of food poisoning include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness and respiratory distress. • Based on the above symptoms I think brevetoxin , which is produced by Karenia brevis would be responsible for the outbreak. Karenia brevis (K. brevis), a marine algae, causes red tides. 2. A HAB outbreak can have an economic impact: • HAB can affect tourism, public health, jobs, public…

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    church, I have been going on mission trips, which I have helped others in need in different areas of the country. My favorite mission trip was the most recent in San Diego California; it was a humanitarian mission trip. My church and I helped the estuaries that have been taken over by invasive species, dropped water by the border saving people from dying of thirst, and we also helped out the homeless by participating in soup kitchens and homeless shelters. Going on a mission trip really brings…

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