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    Bibliography: Continued… Sadikia‚ Abdelhamid‚ Ali Falehb‚ Ana Navas‚ and Saidati Bouhlassa. "Assessing soil erosion and control factors by the radiometric technique in the Boussouab catchment‚ Eastern Rif‚ Morocco: ABSTRACT." CATENA 71‚ no. 1‚ 2006 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6VCG-4MFKK9T- 2&_user=10&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&view=c&_acct=C000050221&_ve

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    Mangor (2002) argues that like the ocean that shapes coastal landforms‚ the coasts are dynamic aspects of the environment that are in constant change. Thus‚ by means of its natural processes such as sea level rise‚ waves and various phenomenon‚ erosion‚ accretion and reshaping of coasts‚ flooding and the creation of continental shelves it defends itself against man. A specific aspect of the environment that engenders conversation is the coastal landscape: its beauty‚ its purpose‚ its abuse‚ and

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    Executive Summary In the Super Project case‚ Crosby set out to argue that the current methodologies being utilized by General Foods Corporation to determine which capital investments to pursue did not always fit the bill. Crosby advocated using alternative methods for evaluation of Super including: 1) Incremental Basis‚ 2) Facilities Used Basis‚ and 3) Fully Allocated Basis. He provided the Corporate Budgets and Analysis management team with documentation that articulated each of the methods he

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    Most dams in active use today exhibit seepage of one form or another. The location‚ rate of flow‚ and turbidity (clear or murky) are the critical factors when evaluating the seriousness of seepage from a dam. Seepage is the continuous movement of water from the upstream face of the dam toward its downstream face‚ and is a major minor problem when it comes to the life span of dams and embankments. It is a major minor problem because if controlled the affects are minor and not hazardous‚ but if not

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    Introduction In the construction industry‚ there are several factors which must be taken into consideration. Keen attention must be paid to the building codes and regulations in order to ensure that all construction activities are carried out in a potentially safe and efficient manner. These may be sighted to include occupational safety and health of employees and the preservation as well as the protection of the environment. Therefore‚ the main aim of this project is to determine the building

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    water scarity

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    WATER SCARCITY AND SECURITY IN INDIA Dr. Narayan G. Hegde nghegde@baif.org.in Global Water Crisis Water is life because plants and animals cannot live without water. Water is needed to ensure food security‚ feed livestock‚ maintain organic life‚ take up industrial production and to conserve the biodiversity and environment. Hence‚ there is no life without water. Earth is the only plant‚ so far known to have water and this makes it fit for human living. However‚ with reckless abuse and

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    Over-consumption/excessive or unnecessary use of resources: Non-equitable distribution of resources Overpopulation Slash and burn agricultural practices‚ currently occurring in many developing countries Technological and industrial development Erosion Habitat degradation leads to the loss of Biodiversity (i.e. species and ecosystems with its ecosystem services). Irrigation Mining for oil and minerals Aquifer depletion Forestry Forest Reserves within a particular country Pollution or contamination

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    which would cause Dilip Das to have to move his family a few meters over and build a house with hopeful mindset. He owned a gasoline-powered vehicle and sprayed an aerosol can to try and block the flood‚ but it didn’t help because the floods and erosions became very severe. So instead Dilip and his family had to keep migrating. He moved and moved but the same thing happened. The island became filled with houses‚ including the other families that lost everything. Because of this‚ there was no place

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    population in 21st century.They destroyed this beautiful environment by cutting the trees without thinking the causes effect and disregard the trees play the important roles in our daily life.This is because the trees act as carbon sink‚ fight soil erosion and as the windbreak and sound barriers. Firstly‚the role of trees act as carbon sink in our environments everyday which are really vital for the life.As we know that the trees are the largest and longest living organisms in earth‚ it’s

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    year in Native American reservations around Alaska because they’re resorting to taking greater and greater risks when it comes to hunting and fishing on thin ice. Permafrost melting has caused heavy erosion on riverbanks‚ in some places losing hundreds of feet at a time during minor storms. This erosion is claiming homes along the river bedside forcing Natives to relocate. Relocation efforts have had a huge impact on the Native elders and children because of their lack in physical ability to walk hundreds

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