Clean Water Quality Research

Because of water pollution is getting worse; I have to install a household water purification system, to ensure the domestic water could be used safely. Meanwhile, water must be boiled because this process can ensure the water is harmless to the body. Water pollution not only increased my living costs but also caused a waste of energy.

Water is a critical source used all around the world to keep our way of life flowing. The use of water goes from regular house needs to creating energy in many ways. Around the world drinkable water starting to run low and the water stored is being contaminated by pollutants causing sickness and death. Countries are going through droughts which affects the water supply needed to maintain irrigation, and public supply. Water pollution is defined as the presence in groundwater of toxic chemicals and biological agents that exceed what is naturally found in the water and may pose a threat to human health and/or the environment.

Once upon a time there was a child named Emma Swan. She grew up abandoned and poor. She struggled at times because she didn't have a lot to survive, Emma only drank dirty water and only as much as a puddle on the ground. The world was going through a tough time with droughts because the oceans and lakes were drying out. So everybody was struggling but not as much as Emma because she didn't have a proper nutrition and a nice home to take care of herself.

Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere. In Haiti, 80% of the populations were under the poverty line and on January 12, 2010, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit Haiti (Amadeo, 2016) and more than fifty-nine aftershocks that followed. This natural disaster had a devastating effect on Haiti economy. Government and people around the world made donations and pledges of aid to Haiti. (History, 2017)

Water is something that we all use in our daily lives. It is essential for business and society as a whole. To deprive one of water would have a negative impact because almost everything we consume involves water. The state of California is in a drought and the most of my food uses a significant amount of water, this creates an ethical dilemma. As CEO, I am aware of California’s drought, but water is essential for my company because it needs water to thrive.

Dennis B. Blanton describes how causing more and more freshwater is becoming brackish causing fresh water to become scarce. To be able to get drinking water, the colonists dug wells across the land. However, the wells became vulnerable to drought and salt water intrusion. He also talks about how the transition affects the water. Due to the saltwater transition, and the filth within the water, the water was the reason for many diseases.

- In 1991 depression rates for American adults stood at 3.33% of the population, according to The American Journal of Psychiatry. In 2011, CDC numbers show that it reached approximately 10 percent of Americans ages 18 and over in a given year, or more than 24 million people. - Depression is involved in more than two - thirds of the 39,000 suicides that occur in the United States every year. For every two homicides, there are three

Abstract: I am doing this experiment to see what the safest water to drink is. This will help society to see what type of water the cleanest and safest water to drink is. I will take samples of all the water and grow bacteria from them to see which water has the least contaminants. Purpose:

It has been estimated that a person’s life expectancy is shortened by fourteen minutes every time she or he smokes a cigarette (Levinthal). Exposure of secondhand smoke is reported to cause 50,000 deaths in related to tobacco use https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco. Exposure to secondhand smoke has similar effects on the brain of both smokers and nonsmokers. In 1993, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced its conclusion from available research that environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), the side-stream smoke in the air that is inhaled by nonsmokers as a result of tobacco smoking, causes lung cancer (Levinthal). Even though a person is not directly beside a smoker, the toxic from the

In the 10 years before the MMR combination vaccine, it’s estimated that more than three million people were infected with the virus each year. Up until 2000 the virus was all but eradicated, reducing the cases by over 99%. In 2008, due to the increase in anti-vaccinators, there was an increase in outbreaks. From December 2014 to January 2015, the CDC reported 644 cases of measles which is the highest number in any year since it was originally declared eliminated in 2000, all because people don’t vaccinate (“All Times Overview”). Thanks to immunizations, it is estimated that 2-3 million deaths are prevented every year in all age groups from preventable diseases, with an estimated 109 million children under the age of one being vaccinated.

The results of the tests were that the Susquehanna River is indeed, very good and healthy. It was discovered that temperature directly corresponds with dissolved oxygen. It was also discovered that there are different types of fish that live in different temperatures.  Introduction

After hurricane Katrina, the city water had all kinds of toxins and poisons, which makes the water unsuitable to drink. Therefore bottled water then comes into play. Natural disasters do not just happen here in the United States, they happen all over.” Bottled water becomes a big lifesaver” (Fager), all because it can travel and it gets to wherever safely, sealed, drinkable, and most importantly life saving for anyone in a critical situation.