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    bags provide many practical benefits for customers for carrying and transporting products such as lightweight, inexpensive and hygiene. However, they are also the double-edged swords as they pose a threat to the environment including water contamination and air pollution. This essay will analyze the issue of excessive consumption of plastic bags in terms of my daily life, provide explanations for the impact of this issue and offer my personal policy that I plan to follow during the semester.…

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    Water pollution can harm the living things that drink or make it their home, such as sea turtles. The pollutants is mostly because of unwanted wastes and the problem is because it's us throwing trash away carelessly. According to Sea Turtle Inc., the commonly…

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    My hypothesis, if we test the water from the Conodoguinet Creek for signs of pollution, then the results would be negative for the pollution because the water appears clear at most parts of the river, is somewhat correct. Based on our findings, the degrees of pollution of the Conodoguinet Creek are very low. The phosphate levels, phosphate meaning a salt or ester of phosphoric acid (mineral acid), are at most 1. Nitrate is a salt or ester of nitric acid. The levels of nitrate are also very low,…

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    Clean Water Act

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    In his article “Clean Water Act at 45: Despite Success, It’s Under Attack” Jon Devine elucidates the backstory and impediment of a possible future for the Clean Water Act. Devine explains the progress against water pollution that this act has made since it’s implementation in the 1960’s, an act that overruled the industry during that time. This law was the leading pollution prevention program in America in regards to the industry-specific standards. In light of it’s 45th anniversary, Devine…

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    Robert Johansson, Jacqueline Langwith writes the article called "Agriculture Threatens Water Quality." Published by Economic Research Service, United States Department of Agriculture in 2010. 3. Mark Ribaudo and Robert Johansson are scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture 's Economic Research Service. The authors take the position of arguing that "agricultural operations are one of the biggest threats to water quality in the United States" (Ribaudo, Johansson) The authors also states…

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    rain runoff pollution and control city soil and water resources loss; increased on city rain resources of utilization, surface River, and Lake and the groundwater, water of water relative reduced, conducive to maintained River, Lake, and groundwater source, natural water of normal ecological environment water; while, using rain supplies underground water can maintained normal of underground level, to makes regional atmosphere water, and surface water, and Normal water between soil water and…

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    The water quality of the U-High creek was excellent. Although, not all water quality is excellent due to pollution. One type of pollution is pesticides and fertilizer. When fertilizer and pesticides run off into a creek it causes algae to grow rapidly. Once the algae grows rapidly it can block the sunlight from being able to reach the bottom. Which will kill plants if they do not receive the sunlight. These algae also use up all the oxygen in the water which ends up killing most animals…

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    River is home for many: animals, fish and people alike. It is also a key contributor to the Chesapeake Bay, being the largest tributary within the watershed. The pollution of the Susquehanna directly impacts the health of the bay. To understand the importance of the river to the bay, it is necessary to understand what is causing pollution and what solutions can be introduced to lessen the negative impacts. Pennsylvania is a large participant in rural farming as well as urban sprawl, this results…

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    instances of fracking contaminating the water and hurting the environment and even after people see that, there is a big group that doesn’t care and don’t think that they are causing a problem. People and companies should try to stop hydraulic fracturing because it can contaminate water and cause air pollution. There are many ways water can get contaminated but one of the main ways is oil spills. It was said that fracking has contributed to contaminating drinking water in all stages of the…

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    Howard County Watersheds

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    Howard County’s Watersheds and Waterways One of the earth’s most vital resources is water, as it serves as a necessary fluid for all living organisms and makes up the majority of the planet. The majority of this water is found in the world’s oceans, which then flows inland through watersheds, areas of land that drain into bodies of water, and waterways, such as rivers, streams and, lakes, underground and marshlands. Watersheds and waterways, therefore, provide a crucial function in…

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