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    also have begun to travel towards the Great Lakes. These animals, if they begin to thrive in the Great Lakes, may ravage fisheries valued at $7 billion per year. Also, some boaters…

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    should be paying attention to Daphnia Magna is because of pollution in our lakes. This pollution can affect a lot of actions that we do in our daily lives. Pollution can lead to mutations in fish, frogs and other animals that live in water. This can affect our food supply as well as the quality of the food we eat. Another reason recognizing pollution in lakes is a good idea is that it is the first step in reducing pollution in lakes. In the beginning of this project I was looking for a way to…

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    Flint Water Crisis Essay

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    Zayd Karaein 2nd Hour Flint’s Water Crisis Essay Flint’s water has to get fixed fast or there will be more problems and more angry people. The water contains lead that is very harmful to a person’s body. The problem started after the city switched it’s water source and started pulling water from a local river as a cost saving measure. Almost immediately started complaining about the smelly, discolored, disgusting water that was flowing into their homes. Everyone shut off their taps…

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    part, four regions of each country are designated to the following states; Arizona-senora, California-Baja…

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    Regionalism In Canada

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    Regionalism is a complex ideology, as it is dependent on the definition of region. Defining region has become a daunting task by many in the political science community. For this paper, Cochrane and Perrella’s (2012) definition of region “as the physical space surrounding an individual,” and regionalism “as an affective attachment to the people, places and institutions within a geographic area,” will be…

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    Throughout this course we’ve examined Appalachia as a separate and distinct region within the United States. The question of whether it’s a subculture or a colony is rather muddy at best. The Oxford Dictionary defines subculture as: “A cultural group within a larger culture, often having beliefs or interests at variance with those of the larger culture”. While this is true of Appalachia to some degree, the problem lies within its geographical area and the large number of subcultures that live in…

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    The category represents the regional collaborative configuration of DHBs employed and represents the perceptions of the impact of this structure in implementing The Plan and the long-term sustainability of its initiatives. Building on leadership, engagement, and sector alignment, the National Health IT Board’s support and promotion of regionalisation was a related influential factor on the implementation of the National Health IT Plan. The consequential effects of this collaborative structure…

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    certification in this area from 10/2015 -10/2018. Anjail you continue to be a vital part in developing necessary changes in local operations. You are constantly exploring opportunities to improve process that reduce errors and /or increase accuracy in Region 3. You attended two speaking engagements with our 1st Bureau Chief, one at the Police Academy and 2nd one was with Wells Fargo. You also accepted two other speaking engagements…

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    My Cultural Background

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    Culture refers to the beliefs, ideas, traditions and behaviors portrayed by certain communities that are passed from one generation to another. It is defined in many ways. Defined by social scientist, culture includes all areas of life. All humans have a culture. We all have a cultural background and without it there would be no framework for our lives. We are not born with culture; we have to learn it. Throughout the development of our entire life span, culture is learned from the society in…

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    Industrial Pollution in the Great Lakes Pollution within the Great Lakes region has been an issue since before the 1970s, when pollution in this area caused concern, resulting in the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement between Canada and the United States. This was in place to improve water quality of the Great Lakes region. However, we are still struggling with pollution in the Great Lakes- and all over the world. As countries develop, they become more industrial to meet high market demands of…

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