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    Ammonia is used the sanitation industry. In the sanitation industry, it is used specifically in cleaning products in order to clean germs and bacteria. Another industry that this chemical is used in is the agriculture industry. Ammonia is used to make fertilizer in order to make crops more…

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    reaching higher ages. Fertility is showing signs that it is beginning to decline thanks to decades of family planning initiatives. The outlook for the future is one of continued fertility and mortality decline, but only if they improve their water and sanitation infrastructure. If mortality and fertility continues to decline, El Salvador may run into the same problems as some European countries within the next fifty to one hundred years. In 1985 the age structure of the population reflects…

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    glaciers. The available liquid water only takes up about 0.5%, however, most fresh water isn’t used for drinking. According to the Nae Grand Challenges, 1 out of 6 people living today do not have access to water, and more than double that lack basic sanitation. The distribution of fresh water has always been an issue, and now as the world faces a growth by up to 1 billion by 2030, the issue is strained to continue to provide not only safe drinking and bathing water, but also…

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    Oxfam International Essay

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    There are many non-governmental organizations (NGO) around the world dedicating their efforts to protect and promote human rights. These NGOs play a primary role in the international and globalized scenario focusing on human rights issues by monitoring the actions of governments and companies, pressuring them to act according to human rights principles, partnering with groups and citizens to achieve their goal. One of these NGOs is Oxfam International. In this paper, I will write about Oxfam…

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    Water Inequality In Africa

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    In Morocco, for instance, the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project of the World Bank was aimed at reducing the burden of girls, traditionally involved in fetching water, in order to improve their school attendance” (Deen). It is promising to read that while many in America distance themselves from these…

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    sometimes, unnecessary. Amputations, for example, existed among the army because bullets were stuck in the bones of the soldiers. Medics could not save two-thirds of wounded soldiers because they knew nothing about bacteria and the importance of sanitation. They dressed wounds with the same bandages on different people because the medics thought it would save supplies of bandages (Wegner). They had no choice because supplies were running low, and they had no idea what damage they were causing.…

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    Semi-permanent school shelters were put up, Haiti’s roads and bridges were restored to life, children were fed, and sanitation systems were implemented. Even still, the damages accumulated from over the years and brought on by Hurricane Matthew were extensive. As reported on April 7, 2017, there are 41,421 suspected cases of cholera, 1.4 million people in need of WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) assistance, and 12,000 children in vulnerable situations. China is extremely worried about the…

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    Johnson's The Ghost Map

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    life. The author Steven Johnson uses this tale as a means to express some important societal lessons. There are a few main ideas that can be taken away from The Ghost Map; the first of which is that sanitation is immeasurably important in society. Another is that society…

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    Mold Welding Case Study

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    germination and growth at the library should be sought out, assessed, and appropriately removed to decrease the negative health effects of mold contamination. Effective cleaning techniques should be used to remove mold off hard surfaces with appropriate sanitation products and methods for cleanup. Recommendations regarding mold remediation should be followed by the library management. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) require areas of infestation to be isolated whilst mold…

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    Chipotle is known for their open serve mexican style food, however over the past years it was outed that it had some major sanitation issues, such dealing with cross-contamination and the closing of 45 stores because of their outed issues. In the 2017 outbreak it was caused by a norovirus, a norovirus is also known as the winter vomiting bug, it causes a person who gets infected, to vomit and can lead to viral gastroenteritis. In total it caused a total of 135 patrons got infected. In the…

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