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BIOLOGY PROJECT Ecological State of Reddam House Wetland Daanyaal Abdool Grade 12 Mr. Smee   Introduction: Wetlands play a major role in the ecosystem as the provides habitats for animals as well as purify water and our wetland at Reddam House acts as a purification for water that passes it as well as a habitat for many birds and insects. Within this task we were required to determine the ecological state of the Reddam House wetland, which I presume is at a good standard. I decided to

Arunachal Pradesh’s public health engineering department released a report that says the river’s turbidity level is exponentially greater than what’s allowed. One of the department’s engineers, Bimal Welly, said he tested a water sample on Nov. 27 that returned 425 Nephelometric Turbidity Unit, which is a massive measurement of how many suspended particulates are in the liquid. The permissible turbidity unit for a portable water sample is 5. “We checked after we got reports of fish dying and even

using strips, The pond had a pH of 4. For the pH - using tablets, the pond had a pH of 7. The Voyager ponds dissolved oxygen level was 4ppm. The nitrate level for the Voyager pond was 0 ppm. The ammonia levels was 0 ppm for the Voyager pond. The turbidity of the Voyager pond was 20 JTU. The hardness of the Voyager pond was 20 gpg. The different types of bioindicators in the voyager pond were algae, water striders, gnats, tad pools, grass, cat tails, and flowers. The Duke Pain clinic had similar numbers

also directly correlates to the water temperature as the surface temperature of the water affects the actual water temperature. The factors affecting the temperature of a body of water are: air temperature, amount of shade, soil erosion increasing turbidity, thermal pollution from human actives and unfamiliar chemical reactions that weren’t occurring in the water before. This has various effects on the actual body of water. Factors which are affected: Resistance in organisms, fluctuation of the temperature

Memorandum To: Town of Framingham From: Michael Baldwin Date: October 17, 2015 Subject: Farm Pond water quality testing Introduction: My name is Michael Baldwin, I am a senior at Framingham State University where I am studying environmental science. The ecology class at the university was recently tasked with collecting water quality data on Farm Pond. This memo intends to inform the town of Framingham of the data that was collected, and how it might be analyzed to better understand the water quality

Chapter One The Problem and Its Setting Water is essential to life. It provides an efficient way to transfer substances from a cell to the cell’s environment. Which is why there is usually no positive impacts when referring to water pollution as it is a major global problem. Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies. It exist as a result of harmful substances being inserted into water bodies whether purposely or accidently. When observed it has an affect on the entire ecological system

this data, we can see that the Giraffe water is more turbid than the Amazon Lake Water, and probably because the water had a good amount of organic matter, like the Giraffes excrement or it can contain urine too. The Amazon Lake Water is regular in Turbidity, probably because of the amount of organisms live in it and how they interact with it. Even because of the color of the lake, it can determine that it is kind of turbid. But the levels of dissolved oxygen on the lake is greater than the giraffe water

the ecosystem involved. This can be determined by looking at the following: physical factors such as temperature, water depth, hydrology and structure; biological factors such as birds, animals and vegetation; chemical factors such as pH levels, turbidity and oxygen. A healthy wetland is able to benefit its own ecosystem as well as the ecosystems surrounding the wetland. A healthy wetland is able to support the flora and fauna within the ecosystem and still fulfil its main function dependent on what

Several species and organisms rely on water to survive. Some organisms use it as a source to drink and others uses water as their living environment. This experiment is to calculate many aspects of the water that surrounds Corpus Christi. Water is the key to life on Earth and thus why water is so important. According to the Lab Report water quality is the quality of water and if it is considered acceptable drinking water. Water quality consist of its chemical, physical and biological characteristics

Cleaning the Crim Dell The synthesized plastic polymer PHA is a natural organic polymer derived from bacteria. These synthesized plastic polymers have a plethora of functions and benefits, but its most important function is its use in improving water quality. The College Committee on Sustainability has already invested funds in producing and experimenting with these PHA fibrous mats to improve water quality. In a laboratory controlled environment, the PHA fibrous mat successfully denitrifies the