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    Diarrheal Pathogens

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    domestic environment in the first place. It has been estimated that Studies estimate that over 75% of all diarrheal cases can be caused by contaminated food and water (Curtis 2000, Maxwell 2012). Poor hygiene behaviors and improper handling practices of caregivers has been claimed associated with high levels of bacterial contamination food and water (Iroegbu 2000, Mannan 2010 and Pickering 2011). In some cultures children’s faeces are regarded as harmless. For this reason adults may not wash…

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    Hydropower Plants Work? Hydropower is the combination of head and flow. The Head is water pressure created by the difference in elevation between the water intake and turbine, expressed as a distance (feet or meters) or as pressure (pounds per square inch). Similarly, flow is the quantity of water, expressed as volume per second or minute (gallons per minute, cubic feet per second). In a typical hydropower system, water is diverted from a stream into a pipeline, where it is carried downhill and…

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    Save the Harbor/Save the Bay - Since 1986 Lynn Water and Sewer has won multiple awards including the George W. Burke Safety Award and plant performance awards including Best Performing Large Waste Water Plant. Additionally, in the past 10 years they have passed all inspections by the EPA and DEP and have made many energy improvements. As a result of these energy improvements, they were awarded the Massachusetts Energy Improvement Award in 2011. (http://www.lynnwatersewer.org/about.shtml)…

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    look below the surface, when you really dive deep, do you begin to understand what great peril the oceans are truly in. The oceans are needed now more than ever, but they will not be around much longer if the human race continues to destroy them. “No water, No life. No blue, No green.” – Sylvia Earle. The oceans are dying, and life as we know it is dying right…

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    The History Of Angola

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    On the Atlantic Coast of Southwest Africa, most of the population lives in Angola’s narrow coastal plain. It resides in both the eastern and southern hemispheres and South of the equator. The Atlantic Ocean and the Congo also border the country. It’s absolute location is at 8.83 degrees South and 13.3 degrees East. About 21.5 million people inhabit Angola, and they speak mainly Portuguese. The country’s history is shown in its Portuguese cuisine and landmarks that were built to defend Luanda,…

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    On a meditteranean island, life is tough. No dinosaur knows that better than Eustreptospondylus. Eustrepto swims between islands to get to new food sources and survive. On this island, an undersea earthquake has made the water levels rise making the island serverely flooded. Only the tallest points on the island remain above the sea. Unfortunately, two fo the 5 Eustrepto's that are native to the island have become seperated from the main area on the island and have become stranded on small…

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    Running water is a given today but in the ancient world they didn’t have that privilege. Rome took many years to build a system for running water and eventually Rome had the best water supply in the ancient world. All the water eventually flowed into their new sewage system called the Cloaca Maxima. Ancient Rome had eight hundred and fifty private baths, eleven public ones and the largest one covered 32 acres. They also had one thousand three hundred public drinking fountains and one hundred…

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    Sugar Gliders

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    The next one is dehydration. They can die of dehydration in about 12 hours. So always make sure you check the water supply for the balls sticking. To test to see if they are dehydrated pull the skin up on the shoulders if it stays in place or slowly retreats back down then your pet need water because it’s dehydrated. Parasites is next. Giardia is most common in Sugar Gliders. Giardia is a protozoan parasite that is easily found in fecal matter. Symptoms…

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    gases releasing into the atmosphere or ice caps melting, however climate change dramatically impacts the infrastructure. Rising sea levels, heavy downpours, and extreme heat, all caused by climate change, deteriorate highways, bridges, buildings, water plants, power plants, and most importantly dams. These dilapidations are predicted to increase as climate change continues to worsen; fixing the damage will cost an enormous amount of money. Severe hurricanes and tropical storms will result in…

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    Why Is Yuma Important

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    acres on the Yuma-Mesa division of the Gila Project.”they either had to use it as a home or a farming building. People in the Yuma county rely on irrigation as their only water source for crops,frields, farms and to build new resources to build the economy in Yuma county “Today nearly 17 million people depend on the Colorado's waters. The basin population has expanded dramatically in recent years, with most growth occurring in…

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