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    activities. Given below is complete information about the main causes and harmful effects of land pollution.     Causes of Land Pollution by Human * Increase in urbanization is one of the major causes of land pollution in Cambodia. Construction uses up forestland. Since Cambodia is a developing country‚ this leads to the exploitation and destruction of forests. There is more demand for water. Reservoirs are built resulting in the loss of land. In urban areas redevelopment has been a major cause of

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    Environmental Impacts of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement on the Greater Mekong Sub-Region Hing Vutha and Hossein Jalilian Cambodia Development Resource Institute September 2008 trade knowledge network Copyright © 2008 International Institute for Sustainable Development Published by the International Institute for Sustainable Development International Institute for Sustainable Development 161 Portage Avenue East‚ 6th Floor Winnipeg‚ Manitoba Canada R3B 0Y4 Tel: (204) 958-7700

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    worst death. Cold War politics created chaos in Cambodia‚ allowing Pol Pot’s rise to power. Pol Pot had a vision that there should be peasant society. The beginning of his plan was to “start over” to go back to a simple‚ agrarian peasant society. He believed there should be no family unit‚ religion‚ money‚ education‚ indoctrination‚ and city. Everyone should be sharing land and food equally. He also wants to end foreign intrusions in Cambodia and the wealth’s oppression of the poor. He focused

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    The Children of the River Susan Harris In the book “Children of the River” we meet our main character Sandara‚ who is a young girl who lives in Cambodia. During her life there is a war going on‚ and her parents fearing for her life and her mother fearing the life of her sister‚ sends her to live with her “Younger Aunt” as she calls her‚ or Soka‚ along with her two sons Pon and Ravy and Sokas husband Naro. In this book there are many different times they show technology. it is shown once when Naro

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    “I can take it. The tougher it gets‚ the cooler I get” (brainyquote). This quote was said by the former President of the United States named Richard M. Nixon. Nixon was a controversial figure who was mired in scandal and negativity; however‚ there were many positive attributes of this great President. Richard M. Nixon had many unique traits that affected the length of his Presidency. Nixon will always be remembered as the President who landed men on the moon‚ fought in the Vietnam War‚ and was involved

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    Pannasastra University of Cambodia Commitment to Excellence Environmental Science (2011-2012) Phnom Kravanh Instructor: Dr. Taing You New Species of Mekong 1. Sun Kimsean 2. Yeang Sokheng 3. Phirun Sopheavy 4. Thanthiva Akkharath 5. Kan Sivorn 6. Eng Savath 7. Vanna Yuk Van Neath The Mekong River is a major river in Southeastern Asia and is one of the world’s greatest rivers‚ ranked number 10th largest river by length

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    in order to protect the independence of its founding member states—Indonesia‚ the Philippines‚ Singapore‚ Malaysia‚ and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam then joined on 7 January 1984‚ Viet Nam on 28 July 1995‚ Lao PDR and Myanmar on 23 July 1997‚ and Cambodia on 30 April 1999‚ making up what is today the ten Member States of ASEAN. Moreover‚ the area of ASEAN is 4‚5million sq kms (3% of the total land area of Earth). For population‚ ASEAN have 601 million people (8‚ 8% of the world population. Political

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    Human Sex Trafficking Thinking‚ have you ever turned blind eyes to many of the world’s problems? Imagine this‚ while you are standing in front of a hotel you notice two men with a child. The child looks gloomy and abused‚ they seem to be glancing around in hopes of something special to happen‚ but you can’t put a finger on the thought since it didn’t concern you. With the quick exchange of money‚ a deal was done and the child follows their new trafficker‚ that’s when you’ll probably notice human

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    who I could trust that would not try to control me with abuse. There are many countries that share experiences such as the one I have shared. This report is based on data from the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) in nine developing countries: Cambodia‚ Colombia‚ Dominican Republic‚ Egypt‚ Haiti‚ India‚ Nicaragua‚ Peru‚ and Zambia. These surveys‚ conducted mostly after 1998‚

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    Water Conflicts

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    In Southeast Asia‚ we have the Mekong River. It flows across 6 countries: China‚ Myanmar‚ Thailand‚ Laos‚ Cambodia and Vietnam. The river mouth is located in China‚ a superpower. The Chinese government utilises Mekong’s freshwater to meet the demands of the population and built 15 hydroelectric dam on Upper Mekong. This causes the lower stream riparian states (Thailand‚ Laos‚ Cambodia‚ Vietnam and Myanmar) to experience deterioration in water quantity. The water available for them significantly

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