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    Handmade Paper from Musa sapientum (banana) leaves ABSTRACT The main goal of this research is determine whether Musa Sapientum (banana) leaves can be another source of fiber for paper making by producing quality handmade paper out of Musa sapientum (banana) leaves. The banana leaves were gathered cut into small pieces and soaked in a basin full of water overnight. It underwent boiling in water‚ then in NaOH solution‚ and then lastly in soda ash solution to separate the cellulose fibers from the

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    University of the Philippines - Cebu College Gorordo Ave.‚ Barangay Camputhaw‚ Lahug District‚ Cebu City A systems approach to Solid Waste in the Mahiga Creek‚ North Reclamation Area‚ Cebu City‚ Philippines A PROJECT PROPOSAL BY: James Earl E. Kho‚ MS-ES 1 ENS 211 (Sat 13:00-17:00) Submitted to : Prof. Jonnifer. Sinogaya INTRODUCTION Mahiga Creek The profile of the Mahiga creek has been altered by human occupation over time. The riparian segment of the Creek has

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    of things such as plastics and medical waste raise serious doubts with regard to sound health practices. The solution everybody can agree on - recycling - is not a panacea for all garbage problems. Only so much trash is recyclable. It remains a problem with no easy or cheap solution. Indeed‚ there is a strong need for a quick solution to the country’s garbage problem. Community dwellings such as schools‚ hospitals‚ apartments and hotels are generators of waste in a large quantity. In a day‚ they generate

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    submit the EVS project and Journal assignment. The instructions regarding it are as follows:Part A: E.V.S. Project 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. E.V.S. Project Topics Modifications in your village/city over last two generations. Management of solid waste in our city. Value of several factors (other than income) in perception of a good quality of life. Awareness about forest conservation. Possible ways to reduce river pollution. Use of public transport for reducing purchase of fuel. How to reduce use

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    major themes of T.S.Eliot’s poem “The Waste Land” “The Waste Land” (1922) is one of the most outstanding poems of the 20th century written by the great master Thomas Stearns Eliot. The poem expresses with great power the devastation‚ decay‚ futility and despair of the civilization after World War I. In this essay I would like to comment upon the structure as well as the prevalent themes elaborated in the poem. The main themes of “The Waste Land” are : Eliot’s portrait of women‚ or

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    processing liquid radioactive waste water using membrane techniques to single out only radioactive waste components without affecting the salt ballast. This solution dramatically reduces the amount of radioactive concentrates to be long-term storage‚ and provides an opportunity to re-use treated water and chemicals. Keywords. Liquid radioactive waste‚ radioactive waste water purification‚ reverse osmosis‚ selective extraction of radionuclides. Introduction. To radioactive waste are not subject to further

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    | Sanitary Land Filling Process For Solid Waste Management In Rural Urban Relations- A Case In Sisdol Landfill Site | Term Paper on Rural Urban linkages | Sujata Shrestha | Background Rural-urban interaction can be defined as linkages across space such as flows of people‚ good‚ money‚ information and wastes and linkages between sectors such as agriculture‚ services‚ etc. Rural urban relation is a fundamental element of regional development. The balance rural urban linkages

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    we see a slight awareness in masses about increasing pollution levels and therefore‚ we are seeing some actions from all wakes of life; however‚ still lots of work is required to be done by all of us to have a clean and healthy environment. Non-biodegradable material is Long-term exposure to air‚ light and water can cause synthetic materials like plastic to emit toxic pollutants. Plastics‚ which are petroleum- 1 based‚ contain toxins that can leach into water supplies. The study Environmental

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    Waste management is not a sole problem of ones country‚ it is a worldwide scenario that upsets people. It is a long overdue issue that basically unacknowledged by individuals and comes only to the attention of fewconcerned of the environment. The environment we are in is taken for granted‚ thus by far the worst thing an individual can do and with that the community‚ people‚ individuals and families are threatened with health issues and infection accounting to a large trend shown in the mainstream

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    are often filled with harsh imagery – imagery of death‚ despair and degredation –they are often indicative of his own perceptions of the changing environment around him during his time of writing‚ and are therefore somewhat genuine and personal. The Waste Land attempts to explore the necessity of rejuvenation in a society that Eliot considers to be tarnished and displaced‚ and has thus created a delicate balance between portraying a war-torn society where “the dead tree gives no shelter” and “the dry

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