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    pollution is one of the worst problem society faces today. When vital freshwater is polluted, we endanger humanity’s own existence. Water pollution is an issue that poses an economic and social problem in society’s daily life. Furthermore, the contamination of pristine waterways can be linked to some emergence of new diseases. Yet, most people are oblivious to the problem. Millions of gallons of water are used daily for domestic uses, irrigating crops, and industrial processes, not to mention…

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    Power of Pollution Everybody knows that there are many different types of pollution, but what people don’t know is how it’s affecting their environment, and themselves. Researchers tend to focus on the types of pollution: air, environmental, sound, light and many more, but not on who and how it affects them. Not only does pollution affect animals and the environment, but it affects humans too. While limitations are put on how much pollution companies are allowed to emit out into the atmosphere,…

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    Radiography is the process of producing x-ray pictures, also known as RADIOGRAPHS. X-rays were discovered on November 8, 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in Germany at the University of Wurzburg. Radiographs are produced through the use of radiation. There are three different types of radiation. These include PRIMARY RADIATION, REMNANT RADIATION, and SCATTER RADIATION. Primary is the radiation that leaves the tube, remnant is the “exit radiation” that passes through the image receptor, and…

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    Chernobyl Research Paper

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    as ghost towns. The risk of returning to these places was too big (Cardis 2). After many years, though, wildlife has benefited from the absence of men. Nature has reclaimed many structures at Pripyat and wildlife thrives in these areas, because contamination lowers each year. Larry Speakes claimed that "the air mass will be dispersed by normal atmospheric activity" (1). Today, nature is recovering and some tourists and civilians are allowed to visit some of these…

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    Water Quality Challenges Jesus Lopez-Moreno CSU Fresno PH 161 Rohan M. Jadhav Abstract The research looks into water quality challenges. The focus will be on what are water quality challenges and what are the elements that affect the quality of the water and the effect on the people. The research will also focus on the effects it has on humans and the environment and what procedures can be taken to better the situation. Finally, I will be stating my conclusion on the topic based in the…

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    crisis. This will help us to accomplish to save water in a sustainable and economical manner. WHAT IS POLLUTED WATER? Water quality is defined as water which is safe, drinkable and appealing to all life on earth. It should contain no chemical or radioactive substance that is harmful to the health of any life. It should be free of disease-causing organisms and stable in…

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    Modern Day Frankenstein: Are monsters real? In Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, Frankenstein inadvertently reanimates a monster despite his heroic intentions for the creation that ultimately unleashed terror and anguish upon the world. This concept of fortuitous, diabolical creation is prevalent within current society. Throughout the 21st century, across the world, people have begun to witness the potentially apocalyptic impact that climate change presents as there have been bizarre changes…

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    An independent regulatory agency is simply defined as a federal bureau or organization that impose and enforce regulations free of political influence. These agencies are created by an act of Congress that are independent of the executive department (foreffectivegov.org). Independent regulatory agencies supervise these rules and regulations to help benefit the majority of the public population. Independent regulatory agencies have proven to be beneficial, especially to the executive branch,…

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    the environment and the quantity of quality water resources left. Effects on the environment Freshwater ecosystems have seen to be amongst the most degraded by decreasing water quality. It is suggested that due to the contamination of water with dangerous microorganisms and radioactive materials, a great number of species of aquatic life have impacted due to diseases. This is evident in Eastern Queensland, where it is suggested that at least 6 species of marine turtles, 12 species of cetaceans…

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    Natural gas is a much needed and demanded resource both locally and internationally. Considerable controversy has risen concerning the methods used for extracting natural gas through the process of hydraulic fracturing. As with any oil and gas operations, there are environmental risks associated with natural gas production. Hydraulic fracturing is a mining or drilling technique used to break up rock underground to create easier access to resources. This process is common in oil drilling and…

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