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    "normal" years, not just during droughts (“Current Issues” 8). The article, "The Stealthy Takeover of NC Drinking Water." states, “Many corporate-owned systems haven’t consistently complied with water quality standards, despite charging high customer rates. Even for systems without recent violations, there are often water quality problems: small systems are not required to monitor as frequently as larger ones, so violations can slip through the cracks. Among the NC neighborhoods served by…

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    chemicals found in the plastic is bisphenol, a chemical used in the making of toys and food supplies/containers. These chemicals cause negative impacts toward one’s health with the potential of affecting the brain, female reproductive system and even their immune system. Pricing of…

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    total of detail to be included in the quality control and inspection procedures are essential and should be adapted according to the complexity, size and duration of the project. Clear statements are necessary to ensure that ambiguity and assumptions are minimized so that everyone understands what controls are in place for the smooth progression of the project. KSI has the responsibility to define and document its policy and objectives for, and commitment to, quality. KSI is responsible for…

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    “When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves” (Frankl 112). Over the past four decades, fast food has invaded every single corner of America. Fast food restaurants are present in museums, shopping malls, along the streets, and even near historical monuments. Fast food has blended into the backdrop of our nation, one that was once filled with beautiful landscapes and is now polluted by city lights and concrete jungles. Progress comes with a dark side…

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    it can lead to the fertilizer getting onto the plants, and lead to excessive weed growth. Too many weeds can cause low oxygen levels in the water (“Causes of Poor”). Severe weather such as droughts and floods also have a big impact on poor water quality. There has also been cases of hurricanes impacting the rivers. A storm hurricane in 1999 in North Carolina washed the contents of hog waste lagoons into streams and rivers and contaminated the drinking water…

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    Water, the most essential nutrient for life. Without it the most basic lifeforms couldn’t exist, much less humans. For citizens of Fountain Colorado it’s imperative that we begin to find solutions for the tragedy that has plagued this region of Colorado. There isn’t a definitive reason for the water crisis that has recently struck Fountain Colorado, but there’s plenty of finger pointing from all parties involved such as health departments, local military, utility companies and even city…

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    The film that we watched in class was an extremely informational and eye-opening film. The name of that film is “Tapped.” The majority of the film is has to do with the water bottle industry. The film itself is basically split into two parts, half of the film talks about the water bottle industry and the other half talks about the effects that the water bottle industry has on the environment. The film starts off in a small town named Fryeburg, Maine. The people of the town talk about how the…

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    Do we want contaminated water? Of course not so let’s do our part and help keep our water system clean. I therefore conclude that water pollution is the contamination of the water supply with the different household products, chemicals from factories, etc. these chemicals not only contaminate our water supply but it also destroys the marine…

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    Critical Reflection of microteaching Lesson Preparation A Comprehension of content The main purpose of this topic is to link it to the water cycle. The students would need to know that the water cycle is dependent on the condensation as well as evaporation of water. Also, due to the anticipation of certain misconceptions, the lesson was conducted in a way, such that, any misconceptions would be surfaced either during questioning or during the experiment. As a result, the teacher would need to…

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    1. Drinking water Everyone knows that water is an essential component of the body. There are many people who don't like to drink water. Some people that drinking a lot of water to make us into the bathroom more often. Do you know? If you don't drink water, you will miss out on the benefits of drinking water. If you drink little water will cause dehydration. When dehydration it can cause many diseases. It makes to body weakness, fatigue, dry skin and make you lose it. You should drink water in…

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