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    aqueducts, cathedrals, as well as other important civil architectures. Greek architecture and inventions continued to influence Roman society, as well. Many people needed drinking water for personal use, and to solve this problem the Romans invented aqueducts. These man-made channels were the Roman Empire’s way of bringing water to several cities and…

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    Chroniko Research Paper

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    Chroniko Chroniko is situated on a circular island, surrounded by a vast body of water that will be utilized as a source of hydroelectric power. The living compartments will similarly be arranged in a circular fashion around the perimeter of the island. While this land is powered by some sort of electricity, usage is kept to a minimum, with each household limited to a certain amount of usage per month. With the idea of sustainability in mind, transportation across Chroniko will be through more…

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    quite possible destroying the entire planet. Maybe it is many years away, but why just sit around and wait for it to happen? Sewage facilities and manufacturing industries are the primary culprits behind disease repleted water, acidic oceans, and cancer causing agents in tap water, either follow proper regulations or getting around them. There are many means to limit the costly effects that sewage facilities and manufacturing industries cause without limiting our lives, so why should the planet…

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    Less than one percent of all the water on Earth is drinkable to humans. Considering, then, that the Earth itself is about seventy percent water, even less than one percent is still quite a bit of water to work with; however, it does mean that humans are working with a very limited amount of drinkable water. It is very understandable, then, that contamination of that water should be a cause for concern. It has been found that pharmaceuticals are entering the water as pollutant, and there has been…

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    simply faded, failing to continue designing new works of art and public displays of hieroglyphic writings, and abandoning households or entire cities. There is documentation of royal dynasties disappearing swiftly, and alarming depopulation of otherwise prosperous cities. Other capable and influential city-states fell by means of exterior invasion, and conniving attackers. Evidence was found recently in mayan ruins proving poisoned well water through disposing of dead bodies, beaten and…

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    inventions we talked about previously (8). “The title of the film doesn’t refer to billions. It means that people working together will have a significant effect on billions of lives. Manoj donates 90 percent of his income to charity. Bhargava who public committed in 1012 to the giving pledge to give away most of his fortune to charity (8). He is an amazing philanthropist and has done so much to change the world for all of the human…

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    extreme heat, and decreased water availability. These matters bring devastating impacts on their own, however when observing the state of the Southeast, it is discovered that they are exacerbating problems the Southeast is already facing. The rate of change in land use and land cover in the Southeast occur more rapidly compared to many other areas of the United States. The detrimental effect of this dilemma is that the rise in sea level, extreme heat, and decreased water availability in…

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    guide Augustus! Please head on outside where I will begin your tour. SCENE 2- BEGINNING OF TOUR Ext. Rome/Outside Augustus’s Office - Mid-day AUGUSTUS: As you can see, us Romans are very busy working on building a new aqueduct to help transport water to different places through and out of Rome using canals. INTERVIEWER: Why did you decide to build aqueducts? AUGUSTUS: We Romans wanted to build aqueducts to transport…

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    2.4 Calorier Management

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    Calories A calorie is the unit used to measure the energy-producing value of food. Theoretically, calorie is characterizes as a unit of heat measurement, in nutrition and the kilocalorie is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1kg water through 1˚c. Another definition is that calorie is a unit of measurement that determines the amount of heat released in a food during metabolism. It states the energy value of a food calorie (cal) or kilocalories (kcal). The body needs energy…

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    longer strive. Another contributor to the crisis in the water supply is the amount of acid rain that falls from the sky. Too much of acid water can inhibit plant growth and create soil damage that wouldn’t be able to be repaired until eons pass. Oil also contributes with a much higher cost and oil is leaked by shipping, drilling, laying pipeline, and moving the substance. Oil removes the insulating ability of fur-coated mammals, and the water repellency…

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