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    Newtown creek is a 3.8-mile waterway located on the border of Brooklyn and Queens in New York City and was once a busy center for industrial activity. More than 50 factories were located along its banks, including oil refineries, petrochemical plants, sawmills, and lumber and coal yards. The Creek was also the site of one of the largest oil spill in the U.S. (EPA, 2007). As a consequence, the soil surrounding the area became polluted with toxic heavy metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)

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    When Is Fracking Wrong

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    FRACKING: WHAT ARE THE RISKS? Hydraulic fracturing, a method of extracting oil and natural gas that is better known as fracking, has received extensive media coverage over the years. This attention has come from both supporters and detractors of this contentious issue, and in the process the debate has been increasingly sensationalized. However, even when looking past the publicity, a careful examination of the scientific and legal implications of fracking reveals that the process carries a number

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    Who is it to blame for the pollution of 1970, the people, industries, etcetera? After watching the two videos it was a common theme throughout them that it is the industry to take responsibility for the air and the people to take responsibility for the unsuitable water and rivers. In the year prior to 1970 car and truck dealerships were allowed to build cars or trucks without filters for the exhaust. This allowed there tail pipes to release a dark gas, like the darks flames on a camp fire

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    Cul De Sac

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    The Manual instructs the Public street-scape design is not just for moving cars and should follow a small list of important ideas that support their role as public spaces. -The streets should be for primary civic life -A place of gathering and commerce -Create a sense of community and engagement -Continuous tree cover -Ample sidewalks -Appropriate street furniture and lighting -Keep small blocks -Designed Vistas – supportive building facade and frontages -Shorter streets - Best neighborhood

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    Global Influence of Canada The political history of Canada As a partner of the British empire was Canada's interference in today's political ruling of the World already foreseeable in the first and the second world war. When they got their Statut of Westminster in 1931 they were an autonomous community but still, Canada remained under a strong influence of the British Commonwealth. Under the foreign minister Louis St. Laurent and 1948 under Lester B. Pearson there were early successes of Canadian

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    Crystal Gammon Analysis

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    The author Crystal Gammon is concerned about how pollution can affect people who remains on a penniless income in East St. Louis. Residence living in East St. Louis and children is having asthma. Seeing that pollution is taking place in the city, asthma rates have been increasing significantly. There are countless obstacles in life that people may face. It's has been reported poverty in St. Louis is a major issue when dealing with pollution. As stated by Census reports "15% are on below the poverty

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    I believe that red fire ants are a harmful invader species. I believe that red fire ants are considered to be the most harmful invader species because they can be a problem by there stings. They can cause damage by there sting in there body the stings are very dangerous because it can kill a deer with one or more stings in his body. They can put people in danger because of there shocks. Red fire ants are harmful. Many people go in shock because of red fire ants sting. I have never been

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    The Lorax, Easter Island, and Earth are all dealing with natural resources that are being either destroyed or decreasing the quantity. So that the inhabitants have to relocate and leave the area in which they are living. In all of them they were figuring out to get the resources back. The resource in the Lorax was the Truffula trees. On Easter Island the natural resources were the palm forest and low nutrient soil. Also, another thing that was destroyed was the moai ( famous stone statues. Some

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    Gas Line Repair Essay

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    Gas Line Repair Sugar Land Natural gas is a common form of energy for homes in the U.S. Although relatively safe, homeowner's should be aware of the hazards gas poses in order to protect their homes and families. With observation, and ensuring a qualified plumber provides proper installation, and gas line repair in Sugar Land, you can ensure both the benefits and safety of being a natural gas consumer. Carbon Monoxide Carbon monoxide is a by-product of natural gas, with potentially deadly effects

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    Blue Apron

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    Brand Promise (Samuel Villa-Smith did not submit corrections) Blue Apron, the farm-to-door food and meal-box delivery service is known throughout the United States as a recent phenomenon that has challenged the recent retail model of supermarkets in the US. As a result of this largely unprecedented success, then, it is necessary to examine certain features of Blue Apron’s marketing strategies with regard to social groups. In addition to this, it is necessary to see how Blue Apron, through empirical

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