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    Global Food Waste

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    Reducing the amount of global food waste is essential. Using examples, discuss the main solutions to this problem. There has been increasing concern about food waste in recent years. As the global population is rising fast, reducing the amount of global food waste has become essential to make sure everyone will have enough sustenance to survive. According to Institution of Mechanical Engineers (2013), it is estimated that 30-50% (1.2-2 billion tonnes) of all food produced worldwide is discarded…

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    are transported with water beyond the root zone because their weak bond with negative particles on clay. Nitrate is this case is washed through the soil profile under massive water application. The water supply can be either through rainfall or irrigation (Havlin, Tisdale, Nelson, & Beaton,…

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    In the early years of the earth, the people who lived here were called hunters and gatherers. The only way for this group of people to survive was to hunt and gather their food. They relied heavily on the animals and plants that provided them with a source of food. The only downfall to this life, was that they could not settle in one place for very long. The changes in the weather would cause the animals that these people hunted to migrate, which meant that the people had to follow, or else they…

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    Not only did ancient Egypt have a sufficient amount of food to supply for themselves, they also had such a surplus, that they could supply their neighbors with their grain. First and foremost, having a food surplus wasn’t the most common because usually civilizations only had what was necessary, instead of extra. Also, Egypt is in the middle of a desert, so them having a surplus in grains is far from what would be expected. Egypt is sometimes referred to as the “Breadbasket” of the ancient world…

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    Vertical Root Canal

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    can take place before, during or after root canal filling and can end up with tooth loss (1, 2,3). Exaggerated loss of tooth structure due to trauma and caries, dehydration of dentin (4), access cavity preparation, mechanical preparation (5) and irrigation (6) of the root canal, and post space preparation are critical factors that would influence the durability and strength of root canal treated teeth (7, 8). Strengthening of the remaining tooth structure after root canal preparation is…

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    creating a more in depth geometry system which assisted in the creation of ramps. The Egyptians also improved aerodynamics thus creating better ships; they enhanced medicine, and increased irrigation as Egypt during that time consisted of being a dry area. They made the most of using the Nile River from irrigation to sports. In fact swimming during these times became very imperative in the Egyptian culture. In conclusion, the Ancient Egyptians had an influence throughout the Mediterranean…

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    types of changes that occur in the environment and agriculture practices. Any disturbance caused to the organic soil matter results in these organic matter been exposed to oxygen, it leads to significant microbial degradation of the organic matter. Irrigation also causes periodic wetting and drying of the soil. This leads to an increased degradation of soil organic matter particularly at higher…

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    Criticism Of NAFTA

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    The criticism of NAFTA has been prominent in the last eight years. It started with the campaigns run by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, when both criticized such an agreement and often referred to it as a failure. Most recently the president of the United States has also described it as such. However, there’s a very important narrative being erased from the conversation and that is how NAFTA impacted Mexico in a negative way. In a way that did not impact the other two nations. As Barack Obama…

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    Food Insecurity In Brazil

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    Food insecurity in Brazil has been an issue that has affected many of its population. Currency inflation in the past and the weakening currency today, global warming and climate change, and farmers not adopting to new technologies have been some of the issues that are contributing to the issue of food insecurity. I believe that by improving the infrastructure, utilizing the country's water and farmland, and implement programs, it can help produce more food for the country of Brazil, its people,…

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    Agricultural techniques are the largest factor of environmental change in the Maya landscape as 90% of Mayans were involved in agriculture production. Slash and burn agriculture is the most notable farming technique that drastically modified the environment. In order to create vast field systems for crops, forests were cut down and several crops such as corn, beans and squash were planted alongside each other in order to maximize harvest. Planting such complementary crops together balances the…

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