$20.00 Mitigation Plan-Air Pollution
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Preview: ... themselves and their families, nor the global environment as a whole. Without being educated in such matters they can have no control over the levels of pollution, knowing what they can do to reduce it, and have no say in whether it should be allowed to continue. With such high levels of air and water pollution, the Chinese population often dont know what it is which is literally killing themselves and their families and therefore have no power to stop it, or protest against the causes of it. With lack of regulation in manufacturing industries, there are no thorough controls in place to prevent the pollution from occurring, and no direct plans to resolve and combat the severe amounts pollution already caused.<br>It is apparent that there are currently minimal or lacking strategies in place to deal with this issue of pollution, merely observed from the fact that the issue of pollution is worsening each year. With such lax regulation of industries, the government has not only neglected to put plans in place to resolve the problem, it has not actively sought to reduce and prevent the problem from happening in the first place. The governments lack of interaction to prevent pollution could indicate that it has known about the problem for some time, but have decided to put the issue to one side in order to pursue their own goals, such as the new petrochemical plant which is being planned. The government themselves do not set an example of how to be environmentally friendly, so therefore they may not choose to initiate policies which directly go against their actions. Another reason for the slow participation of the government in dealing with this issue could be the fact that putting strict policies in place may impede short term revenue earned from foreign trade. As many of its industries rely upon international trade in order to benefit from economies of scale this would not only be opposed by larger companies within these industries, but also affect the governments revenue.<br>In order to combat the dangerous levels of pollution I would take immediate action to lessen the current pollution rates, and devise long term solutions that would benefit the population, the economy, and the global environment. The government should put policies and laws in place which prevent factories from pumping dangerous levels of toxins in to the air. Factories should be inspected by an independent pollution specialist who will notify factories who are exceeding the set limit of pollution per day, and any companies found to be breaking this policy will immediatel ...
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$25.00 Eutrophication -- Water Pollution
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Preview: ... atened by pollution, recognize the potential land-based sources for such pollution and develop guidelines for management of pollution sources and for rehabilitation of degraded environments. Adequate legal framework to control the discharges of industrial and other wastewater should be formulated. In order for the policies to be effective, commitment at all levels of the government is required.. The catchments areas are to be identified and steps taken to prevent their destruction. Since growing populations affect water quality and quantity, domestic sewage is to be treated adequately and not discharged directly into the water. All waste products are to be treated effectively .As the leaching of nutrients and pesticides threatens aquatic ecosystems, and living freshwater resources are threatened, run-offs from agriculture and construction sites are to be controlled.. An effective public education and awareness program needs to be established on water pollution and use.<br>Water pollution can cause water borne infectious disease and is a serious health risk. Waterborne diseases occur by means of parasites or other disease-causing microorganisms contained in water contaminated by pathogens ori ...
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$15.00 Assignment Water Resource Plan
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Preview: ... ump" (Krantz and Kifferstein). These include typhoid, intestinal parasites, diarrhea and amoebiasis, giardiasis, ascariasis, and hookworm. Polluted beach water can cause rashes, ear pain, pink eye, respiratory infections, hepatitis, encephalitis, gastro-enteritis, diarrhea, vomiting and pain d 'stomach. Nutrient pollution is caused by nitrogen, phosphorus and other nutrients that come from agriculture, waste disposal, coastal development and the use of fossil fuels. It causes eutrophication, which is an increase in chemical nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen. These nutrients stimulate the development harmful to plant growth and decay, such as algae and impose high standards of the oxygen in the water, leading to depletion of oxygen that can have serious effects on the whole eco-system. The water becomes cloudy and may affect the penetration of sunlight into the water leading to decrease photosynthesis and damage to the chemical contamination of ecosystems caused by pesticides from runoff water from agriculture and industries. Heavy metals, pesticides and industrial waste toxins can slow down the development lead to congenital malformations and some are carcinogenic. Exposure to oil pollutants can affect aquatic ecology and physiology of marine organisms. <br>In or ...
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$15.00 SCI 275~Assignment: Water Resource Plan*Graded A/100%*
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$10.00 Aquifer Depletion-Mitigation Plans
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$7.99 Water Resource Plan -- A++ answer
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$7.00 SCI 275~Assignment: Water Resource Plan*Graded A/100%*
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