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    Wondering How the Ocean Tastes: Graphene and Desalination Introduction If you have ever gotten into the water at beach, then you have without a doubt drank seawater. The taste is terrible. It is a mixture of a seafood soup mixed with sand and other earthly materials that is hard to swallow and stomach. However, imagine a world in which the human body could drink saltwater without any negative repercussions. Imagine drinking seawater in a manner similar to a freshwater source found in Maine. Scientists

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    An automatic pool cover is an exciting and convenient addition to a pool. With the simple flip of a switch, you can cover or uncover your pool -- it's almost like having a convertible! But is it worth it? The answer depends on your budget, and how important an automatic pool cover's advantages are to you. The Pool Guys in Troy, MO will delve into the issue in more detail below: pools Convenience: The benefits of a normal pool cover include that they keep your water warm, keep out leaves and debris

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    Colorado River Basin Water sustainability in California Photo: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/11/141123-lake-powell-colorado-river-drought-water/ PPPM 331: Environmental Management Prof. Don Holtgrieve Term Project Winter 2017 By: Reagan Trussell Introduction: The Basin of the Colorado River has been experiencing a severe water shortage for the past 16 years constantly. This river used to be large and flowing, but now water levels have been decreasing, and as a person

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    Water can easily be considered as the most essential nonrenewable resource in the world. Every living creature on Earth needs this valuable resource in order to live. Early civilizations strategically placed their towns near water to provide the necessities so the society could survive as well as thrive. Cities can now be sustained away from water sources with the technologies of pumps and pipeline systems. In spite of this technology, the world is facing a water crisis where there is scarcity of

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    Bernadette Tshibwabwa 103859195 Kristina Verner 03-60-29-91 June 1, 2017 Social Media : Connecting Communities of Interest Year after year, social media has grown to have a significant impact on society. Social media is a form of communication that impacts communities whether it be about crime, life, gossip or politics. Social media is used because it is the easiest way to spread the word to the rest of the world. Above all, media platforms seem to have a large impact on how communities as well

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    For the past six weeks, I have been doing research about fracking and it’s effects on the community and nature. I have spent hours researching and doing experiments to come to a conclusion. I would like to share my findings with you to make sure this county is informed about the process, as I know they might not necessarily be. I believe that Fracking should not continue in Ohio. Although it brings jobs to the country, and bring us domestic fuel, it is becoming a health hazard to bio life, which

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    “For Angelica Gallegos, the worst part has been going without a shower for five months” (Source 2). There is an ongoing drought in California citizens need water, however farmers need it too. California should control aquifers. Consequently,“Officials say at least 1,300 people have lost their water in and around East Porterville, nearly three hours’ drive north of Los Angeles, making the town’s residents some of the hardest hit victims of the three-year-old drought” (Source 2).“Sometimes,” she

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    “The Coachella Valley is always operating in a state of drought because it is after all the desert; but here in the valley where our number one industry is tourism there are lush lawns, sprawling golf courses and plenty of fountains” (Angela Monroe “Water Use During Drought in the Desert” Paragraph 3). Drought has affected California, also especially the Coachella Valley, in many ways that cause the state to create precaution for their water districts. The districts in the Coachella Valley can do

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    Traditional penis pumps basically use air to create pressure which in turn is said to expand the penis, creating larger size. While temporary gains were evident, the real draw to using pumps was the hope for a permanent increase in penis size. This was said to be achieved through repeated use of pumps for several weeks, if not months. The problem is most guys never would make it more than a few weeks using the traditional penis pumps due to a number of issues like inconvenience and the fear of injury

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    In my opinion per the current trends in the world, human population eventually outgrow the earth’s ability to sustain it, it probably won’t happen in our life time but it will. I have always been concerned about our water supply, especially so since what happen in Flint, Michigan, so I decided to do some research on our water supply. In this country, we have 4.5 percent of the world’s population yet almost 8 percent of its freshwater resources. It is home to the largest freshwater lake system in

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