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    Chapter 1 Article In this article, it mentions that the SIDS has declined, but there are still over 2,300 infants who die because of SIDS annually. The highest rates of SIDS deaths has come from the United States. A new research shows that over 1,400 SIDS deaths have come from infants who sleep in the parents’ bed. Bed sharing is bad for infants because the airflow around the baby is not enough. You can share bedrooms, but not the beds. Also, low oxygen levels and brain defects have also…

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    California groundwater We are in a drought and we hardly have water and people waste too much water. Some people need to stop using the amount of water so we don’t get on a bigger drought.If they do a water regulation it can change a lot of thing like farmers not getting a lot of groundwater.if we don’t do it it can get worse.California should have a water regulation on groundwater before it’s too late Some people can lose their , houses because we are in a drought and there's no water…

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    Against Bottled Water

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    While bottled water is accessible, portable and 100% recyclable, it harms our environment and leaks toxins into our groundwater. In my honest opinion, tap water should be a more favored choice because it can be purified and put into non plastic bottles. In various parts of the passage “Goodbye, Bottled Water?” it explains how plastic water bottles take years to biodegrade, leaking toxic additives into the ground water. My main reason for being against bottled water is because it hurts our…

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    Agriculture and Water Ashman & Puri (2002) state that water is vital, not only for humans as drinking water but also to plants and animals. Water delivers vital nutrients to plants and is the foundation of our ecosystem (Ashman & Puri, 2002). Furthermore, Feehan (2003) also states that water is vital as water present in our soils, streams and rivers and follow the lie of the land. According to Feehan (2003) a typical farm is a water catchment and the activity of the farmer will affect water…

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    HINKLEY, CARLIFORNIA NEWS FORUM 01 August 1993 WATER CONTAMINATION IN HINKLEY I am Erin Brokovich; I am a twice-divorced mother of three young children aged between 9 months to 8 years old. I believe the $28 billion company Pacific Gas and Electric has poisoned the water supply of Hinkley, California with hexavalent chromium. In 18 months, I hope with the help of 634 plaintiffs and Masry law firm to sue PG&E for 333 million dollars for the water contamination in Hinkley. PG&E is a $28…

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    Why Fracking Is Bad

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    (Is Fracking a Good idea?) The people that are against fracking claim that the chemicals used in fracking are being polluted and destroying the groundwater; however according to Lisa Jackson, former director of the Environmental Protection Agency, there is no evidence provided that fracking does contaminates the groundwater. (“Fracking and Poverty”) People who are against fracking claim that fracking pollutes the atmosphere; however burning natural gas is considered to be safer and…

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    Underneath North America’s Great Plains lies the Ogallala Aquifer, one of the largest in the world. Since it is part of the High Plains Aquifer system it underlies 80% of the High Plains. The aquifer yields 30% of the water used for irrigation in America, and 82% of the drinking water to the High Plains. After WWII, central pivot irrigation became available and the High Plains aquifer system became one of the most agriculturally productive regions in the world. Rodger Funk, one of the first…

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    Purpose: The intended purpose of the following lab report is to measure if current human development does not change, will ground water sustainability be affected? Introduction: Groundwater is exceptionally valuable to human life for a few reasons. To begin with, people pull back at around forty percent of the general population water supply on earth for regular employments. Of that forty percent that is pulled back for ordinary utilize twenty two percent of it is new water that is…

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    Clean Water Inequality

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    Groundwater Management Due to the dry nature of most of sub-Saharan Africa, the drought resilient nature of groundwater makes it a highly valuable source of water. The drawback to groundwater is that especially in arid regions, groundwater can only be regenerated when there is extensive precipitation. However, there has not been enough developments in groundwater infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa. To improve the agricultural sector…

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    the rate at which renewable substitutes can be developed; and c). Rates of pollution emission must not exceed the assimilative capacity of the environment. Renewable resources being air, water, some groundwater, forests, crops, animals and some energy sources ; non-renewable being soil, some groundwater, oil, coal, and most…

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