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    from Richmond and just rural enough that our AQI is hovers typically around 20. Additionally, our power is supplied by one of the largest nuclear power plants in the US, the North Anna Power Station, so we experience none of the effects of the coal mining or burning that supplies much of the state's energy. In light of this, and because it interests me personally I have chosen to investigate water quality as the topic of my final paper. While nearly all of the larger waterways in the Chesapeake…

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    environmental and social impact assessment has attracted much attention from Chinese scholars and authority, and it also has become a formal requirement for certain kinds of projects in China. Based on the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) for Huainan Mining Area Rehabilitation Project, this paper intends to conduct a critical analysis on how well the SIA has been done. In order to address…

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    Fracking Research Paper

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    quenching the water resources - 9.5 million gallons of water is used daily in places like Texas and California; out of which Natural gas devolvement (fracking) consumes 1.9 Millions gallon per day on the contrary livestock uses 62 Million gallons per day, mining uses 96 Million gallons per day and industry uses 770 Million gallons per day. Fracking does require a large volume of water but it is not negligible that it is comparatively small when put in context of broader public demand. Still, to…

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    yellow, or even green. Once discovered, it easier to mine because since it’s a liquid it can flow through pipes, but this also makes it hard to locate. A hole is drilled in the ground, and if oil is found it flows into a well and is piped up to the surface and transported to a refinery that heats it to different temperature and takes the different types of fuel out by fractional distillation. Natural gas is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas mixture consisting primarily of methane, but…

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    Since the 13th century to present day, the world has been suffering from pollution. Scientist have known about the Earth’s pollution issues for centuries, especially when coal was introduced. Air pollution is one of the worst forms of pollution. Scientists recognize air pollution as a threat to human health and ecosystems, especially in countries such as China. China is a country falling under the consequences of air pollution. Air pollution in China has become very out of control. There are…

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    China for one can certainly not be allowed to monopolise the mining and processing of fossil fuels in the region otherwise there will absolutely be conflict between lesser nations for control of what is remaining. Additionally global mining companies must not be allowed to purchase and retain ownership of renewable energy technology in order to stage its replacement of fossil fuels in order to manipulate…

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    Garret Griggs 11/20/14 ESS 102 Section AB Sci-Fi Paper The Long Nap The last thing I remembered was the sight of the needle entering my skin. It was hardly an irregular sight—I’d witnessed the process performed on my colleagues during training many times before. The needle enters, the serum flows, their faces relax. The HIT, a serum containing the molecule necessary for induced human hibernation, slows their breathing, until finally, each muscle in their body settles like grains of sand…

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    Fluoride Research Paper

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    The Power of Fluoride in Community Water Fluorine can be found on the Periodic Table as the ninth element. Fluoride is a chemical derived from the element fluorine. The chemical fluoride is defined as a compound of fluorine with another element or group, especially a salt of the anion F or an organic compound with fluorine bonded to an alkyl group. Fluoride is also the simplest anion of fluorine. Today fluoride is most widely known as being used to prevent tooth decay in the United States. The…

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    Earth is the beautiful place to live in with nature showing its magic, its the only planet in the universe which supports life. Earth comprises of millions of spices includinghuman. Nature supports every species in its own unique way but in today 's world of modernization the natural environment is substantially altered by human intervention. Earth produces various useful biological products and large deposits of fossil fuels are also obtained from earth. But these resources are continuously…

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    Water Shortage In China

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    Water damage has been occurring due to the irrigation systems bringing nutrients, chemical pesticides, and minerals into surface water and ground water (Liu, Pan, Li 210). When these products enter into the system and the water, they end up inside the water that humans drink and use for food. Irrigation is extremely important to China’s agricultural production, because the…

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