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    Increasing water shortages caused by global warming have led to further declining hygiene and sanitation, a spread of water borne diseases such as cholera and typhoid and a rise in diarrheal and skin diseases and other water related conditions. The effects of food insecurity have been well documented in the developing world. It is well known that lack of nutrition at…

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    known as the Water Cycle Hydrologic Cycle Description The hydrologic cycle focuses on the movement of water throughout the environment. It depicts how H20 changes states in the cycle. Humans impact the hydrologic cycle when we consume, dam, and pollute water. Hydrologic Cycle Steps (part 1) * The first step of the Hydrologic Cycle is evaporation, where water H20 heats to become moist air. * Next, the water vapor cools and condenses, forming clouds. * Precipitation occurs when water particles…

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    like and most of the new tent dwellers shared from the same water source. Tens of thousands of displaced Haitians called these shelters home after the 2010 earthquake.3 The 2010 earthquake brought about cholera in Haiti and another disaster in 2012 brought even worse conditions to country. Hurricane Sandy claimed the lives of more than 50 Haitians, and the flooding that came with the storm brought with it contaminated the Haitian water supply intensifying the already growing cholera outbreak.…

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    It developed municipal water treatment plants like the one we use in North Carolina, so that the chemicals used in the industry are kept out of our water supply. This country developed a system to tag and test every bail of cotton to allow organic cotton to bloom; a USDA organic label is one we can trust. We have dye houses pioneering low-impact water-based dyeing in North Carolina at T.S. Designs. Finally, we have regulations in place…

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    Detroit River. We have about 23,000 km3 of water covering a span of about 244,000 km2. According to Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (2013), the Great Lakes contain the largest supply of fresh water in the world, holding about 18% of the world’s total freshwater and about 90% of the United States’ total freshwater. The water in the Great Lakes region is a very valuable resource that has had, and still has, a huge impact on life. This water has altered the landscape and influenced…

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    make sure you pack enough snacks and supplies to entertain yourself while over the water. The second, is to look good while out on the boat. Looking good while boating isn’t just about fashion though, it’s about functionality. Dressing up isn’t going to do much if your high heels cause you to trip and go overboard, so what should you wear instead? First off, it is important to make sure you are prepared for any weather situation. Once you are out on the water, you can’t just run back to shore…

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    the substantial water consumption in the Coachella Valley, a valley located in Southern California. Residents all throughout California, and even outside of the state, are putting partial blame onto the valley for facilitating in this severe water crisis. Efforts must be made by the valley to help change this. The best way for the Coachella Valley to help limit their influence on the drought is to cut back on its water consumption. One way the Coachella Valley can reduce their water usage…

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    population will have significant impacts on the environment such as ecosystem deterioration, water scarcity, unhygienic sanitation and other resource depletion (Dixon 2011). Focus on the water issue, increasing in the number of population has…

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    California returning to its normal weather patterns and that we have been living through a small “wet period” that has now ended. Even with all this disagreement with what is causing the drought most seem to agree on one thing, that we need to manage our water…

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    (Drakenberg). This is also where the most fertile land is and where, not surprisingly, the most populated places are. These populated areas are causing environmental problems through air, water, and land. The major one is degradation. Degradation is, more or less, the…

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