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    Water Pollution In Canada

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    the environment is water pollution. Water pollution occurs when toxic substances enter water bodies getting dissolved in them. In countries such as India, Afghanistan, and Chad people are drinking water directly from the lakes, oceans, and nearby streams. This water is contaminated by millions of chemicals that are getting ingested into their bodies. They have no other option, but to drink this because water is essential. Canada is lucky enough to have this luxury of filtered water. They are the…

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    To first perform this experiment a beaker of water was set to boil on a hot plate while samples of serum and benedicts reagent were collected. Six test tubes were gathered and labeled by which blood vessel the serum was collected from and by which category, either postprandial or fasting. Then by using a metric ruler two measurements were placed on the bottom of each tube, one at one centimeter and one at two centimeters. This was to indicate how much serum and Benedict’s reagent to use,…

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    For my first paragraph Water Pollution is a harmful thing if not careful, such as, “ Water Pollution is the contamination of natural water bodies by contamination of natural water bodies by chemical,physical,radioactive, or pathogenic microbial substances”( C. Michael Hogan pg3/6).Iin this quote the author of this article is telling the audience that in the polluted waters in any river there could be any of these substances inside the water that can possibly cause a very harmful sickness. For…

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    Bottled Water In Schools

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    Banning water bottles could be the start of a new era. The United States of America could get rid of bottled water in schools without effort. Bottled water is not essential, so using water fountains and tap water would be painless. If everyone in schools in the U.S. stopped using bottled water for just one year, we could save the Earth. Using bottled water in schools hurts environments, wastes energy, and bottled water companies use tap water. Bottled water is not good for an environment at all…

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    Flint's Poisoned Water

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    When a water source is not treated right it can cause supply pipes to sustained major corrosion and lead leaching into the water. This can cause bacteria and other particulate to grow freely into the water causing hair loss, rashes, E. coli and lead poisoning. Other influencing factor are High blood lead levels that are especially harmful to children and pregnant women, and can cause learning disabilities, behavioral problems and mental retardation. In the documentary “Poisoned Water” the…

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    Water pollution in California is a major issue that has been one of the main causes for them to ban plastic bags. The ocean water has raised a big health concern in California because people are swimming in water that has trash floating around them. Banning plastic bags is one of the most important things that have happened to the California environment because it will reduce the amount of plastic that is going into the Pacific Ocean. The water in California has a very big impact in what has…

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    Water Hardness Essay

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    The definition of water hardness, in its simplest form, can be explained as, “the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in water.” Water hardness can be attributed to groundwater systems naturally flowing through soil and rock. While doing so, divalent amounts of cations from mineral sources dissolve into the water supply (USGS). Water hardness is not harmful to people’s health. In fact, these minerals can be beneficial, as humans need minerals to survive. However, water hardness begins to…

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    site, then downtown Grand Rapids, then Plainfield, and then Versluis lake. The procedure for Cornerstone pond and Versluis Lake are as follows: first, wearing waders, we walk about 3 feet into the water; then we open a sterile pipette and label a vial of nutrient broth; we use a pipette to deliver 3mL of water into the vial; then, we recap the vial and return it to the…

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    The human body is made up of 50-70% of water, (Howard) so freshwater is very important to everyone. Despite this, most people do not conserve water, and this has a huge impact on our environment. Water scarcity may bot be as big of a deal in the US than some other countries, but California is in a drought, which raises concerns for residents. What exactly do humans need freshwater for? Well, a part from safe drinking water, we also use freshwater to "irrigate crops, as part of sanitation…

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    Water and Waste You have all heard that you should conserve water but this may seem odd depending on where you live. In an arid place like the southwestern United States it seems logical to conserve water, but in the Great Lakes region where water appears to be abundant, people are also encouraged to save water. Why are even those with an excess of annual rainfall being encouraged to conserve water? “Water shapes the surface of our planet, and it provided the medium in which life began” (Trefil…

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