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    Introduction: Water quality is the scientific measurement describing the cleanliness of water and/or the condition of the water being studied. Factors that used to describe water quality are pH, Dissolved Oxygen, Temperature, Turbidity, Nitrogen, Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Fecal Coliform, Phosphate, and Total Solids. Water quality is important to know because water is a necessary part of life, and people need to know how clean the water they’re using is. Water quality is important for…

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    ingredients are causing pet consumers to get serious side effects, which is also leading to death. Carter quotes “Americans spend over $58 billion for their pets. $22 billion alone, is spent on pet food and most of the pet food given is low quality, but labels state that they are beneficial and advertize that animals gain healthy joints, skin and fur,” which only tells buyers on what they want to hear and see, but the actual evidence has not been scientifically backed up these…

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    Quality assurance will begin to evaluate its testing times of all products and how they can be cut without compromising the integrity of the product. They will begin to implement all new testing procedures as soon as they are available. “Feedback, especially from supervisors and peers, is the way to motivate our highest level of performance” (Bracksick, 2007, p.90) A feedback process will begin between plant managers and the quality assurance department on how production…

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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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    Situation Analysis 2.1 Mission Statement The mission statement of the company states that “Efficiency: it’s in our DNA” Dyson aims to provide quality products to its esteemed customers. “To ensure our machines keep performing, year after year, we submit them to rigorous testing. And when the test is complete, we’re left with lots of perfectly good components that we’d rather not send to landfill. (Dyson, 2018) 2.2 Product or service description James Dyson is one of the top leaders in the…

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    annually, and result in increased efficiency. “An integrated research approach is required to assess the green house gas and energy balances of different biofuel production chains” (Walls, 2006). For this to succeed, this approach must be supported by quality research and innovative policies, and procedures. (Walls, 2006). “Today’s conventional or industrial agriculture is considered unsustainable because it is similarly eroding natural resources faster than the environment can regenerate them…

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    Without water at our fingertips, how would society differ? Could inadequate water supply and water quality lead an economically thriving society into poverty? Insufficient water supply and water quality threaten the lives of over 2.6 billion people (Benjelloun and Tarrass 240). Many know water’s importance, but do they know the effects regarding the lack of clean water? Deficient water supply and water quality leads to inadequate sanitation, impaired education, increased food scarcity, and an…

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    Should the Texan governments strict pass laws that govern the safety of water through aquifers? It is estimated that 55% of Texas water supply is retrieved from groundwater also known as aquifers. Aquifers are used for different purposes such as manufacturing, livestock, mining however more than three quarters percent is used for irrigation. Throughout this research, we find that most of the aquifers are contaminated through petroleum spillages. Petroleum spillages in aquifers cause tremendous…

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    100 kilometres wide, while the south basin is up to 46 kilometres wide. The Lake is home to a staggering assortment of aquatic life, a wellspring of water to the animals that populate its shores, and it’s a major flyway for migrating birds. Over the years, researchers have shown the deteriorating water quality in the lake, some of the causes of the deteriorating water quality are pollution, invasive species, loss of biodiversity, E. coli contamination, climate change, controlled water levels,…

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    What is tap water? Is it safe to drink? What could possibly be in it? What are pros and cons of tap water? These are all frequently asked questions with many concerns because do you really know what you are drinking or where that water came from? Tap water is water that is supplied from a pipe. Now when I saw the word “pipe” it freaked me out because doesn’t water rust pipes? Then all of that rust would get in your water? Most pipes are for household uses but for drinking water use the…

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