cud u hint me on environmental waste and control with illustrative answers.pls its for a seminar,am waiting?
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your best bet is to do the research at the EPA's website. \nhttp://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/education/students.htm\nthey will provide you with rules and regulations and possible picture of examples of waste and preventive measures taken. \n\nhope this helps.
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All space garbage should be recycled and composted into an ecosystem. Thats the complicated set of chemistry questions that goes wtih that particular problem.\n\nUsing large enough diameters and centripetal force we can generate strong enough and stable enough pseudo\ngravity to compensate for that problem. A chemical problem with a civil engineering fix.
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Educating People to be more concious of the Problem!\n\nWe all could recycle more, dispose of less.\nWe all could use more energy efficient heating and motor vehicles.\nDo we really need to use so much power - light that are not needed, leaving chargers plugged in, etc\n\nPeople need to be made aware of the situation and how we all can do our bit to help!
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Interesting reports. Where did you find this information? I would love to check it out myself. How is this major pollutor polluting? Who have they been cited by local,state,fed? What was the grounds for eviction on the low income family? As a previous rental property owner, low income or not you still have to have your actions make business sense. ie: loud parties, deliquent rent, blatant disregard for lease terms, etc
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Go to http://www.dumbasswasteoftime.com
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retrieve your "human waste" question from 2 months ago.  some interesting response for you.
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Ecolab is a client of mine. I sell them janitorial supplies. A friend of mine also works with them. They seem to be a profitable company.
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Im not sure exactly what your looking for but this is what I found when I did a search for your question.\n\nhttp://www2.bren.ucsb.edu/~keller/courses/esm223/Case_study_example.pdf\n\nhttp://www.epa.gov/reg5rcra/wptdiv/cars/caindicators/mid005363114_725.pdf\n\nhttp://www.epa.gov/glnpo/glwqa/usreport/part3.html
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http://www.epa.gov/recyclecity/mainmap.htm
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Education! People have to learn more about pollution and what effects their actions (dumping, buying goods with a lot of packaging etc.) have on the environment. Only then people can act responsibly, reduce waste and recycle and reuse as much as possible.
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You can study this topic for an entire semester in a college class!  I did, and it cannot be explained in a few words.  \n\nWhat people are doing is changing the face of the earth and in the process we are destroying the places other creatures and plants live.  In our mad pursuit of things and riches and greed, we do whatever we want to get our way.\n\nIndustries make garbage, some of it is lethal, some is liquid.... guess where many liquids go?  Into streams. In my country, the USA, there are laws against such waste going into streams, but guess what?  Many companies dump their waste anyway because it's quick and easy.  Multiply this dumping around the world....\n\nDo you, as a citizen, consider how you pollute just by what you have in your own house?  \n\nNow, tying all of the above into marine ecosystems:   Streams run down hill. Ultimately, pollutants wind up in the oceans.  Businesses along coastlines often dump their wastes directly into the ocean.   \n\nIn our mindless pursuit of material possessions, we import a massive amount of material from poor nations where labor is cheap and pollution is rampant (few or no environmental protection laws in many poor nations).  The goods come via the ocean on huge, polluting ships. Those ships flush their sewage into the sea. They enter harbors and dump their wastes and that waste carries all sorts of things in it.  Some of that waste includes little sea living organisms that are native to waters halfway around the world, and those organisms start interfering with the new location where they got dumped.\n\nOver fishing?  Catch too many fish and the numbers decline. Not enough mama fish to lay eggs. Polluted waters make breeding more difficult.  Most fish live in shallow waters, and shallow waters are usually near land. People pollute the waters where they live... so we harvest the fish, we pollute the water, and the fish can't reproduce fast enough.\n\nAdd to the mix oil... oil spills, and runoff, and all the many things we make from petroleum... \n\nEarth is one big organism, and all of it's parts work together. People think to rule the earth and change it and ultimately, we most likely will kill the earth and most of it's creatures from our pursuit of things and our lack of controlling the horribly toxic wastes our factories make.
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Recycle, recycle, recycle.  Oh, and get a compost going too!  :)
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Understanding, monitoring, and controlling the elements in our environment (electricity, thermodynamics, etc.)
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http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2005/02/01_plantremediation.shtm\n\nhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/02/040229233449.html\n\nhttp://www.berkeley.edu/news/berkeleyan/1995/0517/nature.html
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Put together a demonstration whether drawn or model form of how air pollution affects the atmospheres and the rest of the world. \n\nUse the green house affect to show them how the entire world is dependant on all of our actions. \n\nAlso make sheets asking them to answer general question about the subject so they can interact with you during the demonstration. \n\nThen as you go through the demonstration answer each of the questions using the model or diagram to give them a visual of what they are being taught.\n\nAt the end of class go around the room and see what each of the students learned from the demonstration and have them or have them write a short essay on what other ways we can help the environment.
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Go here myabe it will help:  \nhttp://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2003/ecosoc6088.doc.htm
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Just google pollution and recylcing.  You can get images for your report that way too.