The Environmental Hazards Of Oily Sludge

Although both public relations and journalism requires extensive writing skills as well as being able to interview subjects and intake large amounts of information they do differ. People in public relations have a responsibility to not only inform the public, but they also try to influence audiences to benefit a certain company or organization.

“Hurry up!” Sam screamed to his brother Max. *CLICK CLACK* Where the sound of their cream colored, filthy boots. The two boys raced to the gathering crowd, today was the Wood bury County Fair and Sam did not want to miss it

The local area is City of Lake County is acceptable to many Floridians the state’s with fourth largest lake known for bass fishery with many lake beaches for recreational interests such as swimming, boating, and water skiing. The government established the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1986. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is required to set standards for drinking water quality as well of oversee all states, localities, and water suppliers who implement these standards. Lake County Florida there is many homes that rely on city ground water while others may have a well system in place. Contamination have impacted to the lakes over many decades led the lake to be

Hazardous waste can affect human health, harm to the environmental such as pollution and it also created many more issues that are negative happened. Hazardous chemical is any kinds of chemical which can be harmful to human health, and the enviroment. Those chemical stay in the environment for a long period of time because it does not easy to break down. Hazardous waste is the chemicals that most of industry dumped their waste into the environment and it lead to so many other negative problems. There are so many differents indirect ways for people to get exposure to hazardous waste. Hazardous waste can affect human health, environmental, and social issues.

4) Project Blue Gulf advocates the scientific observation, experimentation, and unearthing of water quality of the Gulf of Mexico in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010. The BP oil disaster is regarded as the largest and most catastrophic marine oil spill in United States history. An estimated 4.9 million barrels of oil discharged into the Gulf over the course of 87 days and had devastating environmental, ecological, economic, and public health consequences. Our mission is to provide future direction to natural resource managers through the acquisition of water quality data, as well as raise public awareness concerning the critical need for restoration and risks associated with offshore drilling. We encourage active participation by beachgoers, water enthusiasts, and science buffs of all experience and levels of education.

Definition: Something that has a tendency to either mix with, dissolve in, or be wetted by water.

Sedimentation: The settling out of suspended particles from a body of water (or in some cases, very fine particles settled from the air or blown by the wind).

There are many things to consider as possible challenges when recreating this experiment. Contamination is one of the major ones, if for any given reason human error occurred when taping the mating agar plates, contamination could be produced and that sample will not be usable. Another major possible human error that can occur in this experiment is not remembering to put the hyphae side pf the fungal down, which could end up in no spores or improper growth. Some less major but important to take into account are squashing errors. If too much pressure was applied to the squash then the fruiting body would be dispersed everywhere and it will not be possible to make a reliable measurement. In the contrary, if not pushed down hard enough the spores

Since the time man has grown accustomed to manufacturing goods, toxic waste has been an issue to our quality of life, and the surrounding natural environment. While the degree has not always been understood as to what effects toxic waste can have, there is no excuse in the present. Methods of disposing toxic waste in the past have shown the negative impacts such waste can have on the health of humans, wildlife, and nature in general. Without proper mitigation, and methods of dealing with the issue at hand, the situation will only continue getting worse in the future.

By the time the first oceanographers began widespread testing, the Industrial Revolution was well underway and changes had already occurred. Since the industrial revolution, pollution has become a major problem in this world. Pollutants cause damage by interfering directly or indirectly with the biochemical processes of an organism. Some pollution-induced changes may be instantly lethal; other changes may weaken an organism over weeks or months, alter the dynamics of the population of which it is a part, or gradually unbalance the entire community. There are many forms of pollution, which include natural and man-made. Oil is a natural pollutant that is spread by seeping, dumping and spills.

US-EPA defines hazard waste as waste that is dangerous or probably harmful to our health or the surroundings. Unsafe wastes are liquids, solids, gases, or sludges. They can be discarded industrial merchandise, like cleanup fluids or pesticides, or the by-products of producing processes.

Hazardous waste considered as an undesirable substance which characterized by ignitable, infectious, corrosion, explosion and toxicity(Environmental Protection and Heritage Council, 2010). It could be a solid, liquid, gasses, or sludges. It becomes dangerous to humans and the environmental health whether not treatment, storing, transportation or disposal properly(Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation, 1996).

Red sea water samples polluted with Belayim Mix (BX) crude oil were collected from the Advanced Petroleum Interceptor (API) of SUMED Cooperation (Suez governorate 29°17 '34.4"N 32°36 '37.0"E, Egypt). Two samples were collected, each in 250 mL screw-capped sterile glass bottle, which was then closed after the air bubbles were completely eliminated and transferred to the laboratory within 3-4 h and stored at 4°C. Seawater (3.5%) was collected from Ain Sokhna beach, stored at 4°C and filtered (0.45 µm) prior to use.

Dangers caused by oil spill on human beings as well as flora and fauna has been discussed in detail in this paper. Also throwing some light on how to use protective gears to avoid contact with oil slick has been dealt in detail.

Sludge could be produce in many ways, it can be from waste settlement to the dry process. Brick is one of the flexible product that gain attention from researcher to be incorporated with different type of sludge material such as waste water sludge, water treatment sludge, marble sludge, effluent treatment plants (textile industry) sludge and arsenic contaminated sludge.