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    There are many aspects of geography, humans behavior and decisions are affected by physical features of Earth. Some of the things that geography affects are: Urbanization, cultural exchange, and trade. Geography has affected Urbanization in many different ways one of them is by the climate, because it affects where and how a city/country/town will develope. Also, there are geographic factors like demographics meaning how a city is growing. For example, if a city is growing because of…

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    Akashi Bridge Essay

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    1.0 Problem Statement To prepare a case study on the Akashi Bridge considering the history, design philosophy, construction techniques, construction materials and problem encountered throughout the design and construction phase. 2.0 Introduction Bridges have been in existence for a very long time and are any structure that carries a path across or over obstacles. Some obstacles can be considered as rivers, the ocean or valleys. Over the centuries bridges have evolved from as simple as wooden…

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    prime example of such a contamination is what is happening each day in the Chesapeake Bay, as we saw in the Frontline movie. The phosphorus and nitrogen in the water acts as the food for algae blooms, and when the phosphorous and nitrogen gets into waterways it can cause increased growth of algae and plants with the higher nutrient availability. When these plants die they use a large oration of the dissolved oxygen in the water. The lack of dissolved water contributes to dead zones, where no…

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    serious health impacts. The Obama Administration published the Stream Protection Rule on December 19, 2016. This rule placed strict limits on the amount of waste coal companies could dumb into waterways. This environmental regulation also required companies to create a plan for restoring damaged waterways to their natural state (Plumer…

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    Pompei Preservation

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    The city had high class architecture with exquisite houses and even paved roads encompassing villas. The city even had an advanced waterway system that brought running water to its citizens. The city also had an amphitheatre where gladiator combats were held, and is a good insight of the gladiatorial culture in Rome at the time. Sadly, these beautiful pieces of architecture, and daily…

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    P1 Unit 6 Analysis

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    thinks the shoppers are environmentally conscious and experts on green or sustainable products. The business is so committed to the environment that the store does not sell plastic bags or bottled water. Plastic litter in the area has polluted the waterways and the ocean. Additionally,…

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    swimmer or other recreational user of Lake Ontario, you might want to hang up your jet ski, put away your flippers, or find another beach for your summertime activities. Local marine biologists who specialize in the Great Lakes and surrounding waterways recently released a startling statement regarding Lake Ontario, saying there may be a bull shark population on the rise. In late summer of 2015, scientists released roughly a dozen bull sharks into Lake Ontario in order to curb the grass carp…

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    CAFO Case Study

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    of animal waste can pollute our water, soil, and air. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, "CAFOs produce 500 million tons of manure annually." This shows that CAFOs waste runoff can transports dangerous bacteria like E.coli into our waterways that can impose a threat to our health. Most important, the spread and dispose of vast quantities…

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    enclosed by trees and flowers. Others can see the passion of nature all around, the waterway surrounded by big full trees with…

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    as well as other developments or substantial regions of land are stripped of for plantation. Without proper erosion and sediment management, these actions can lead to accelerated onsite erosion and significantly increased sedimentation of lakes, waterways, estuaries and harbors. Erosion is a natural process that may be significantly accelerated by human activities, notably those that disturb the soil or that alter or remove plant life. All building activities hold the capacity to cause excessive…

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