Envs 1301 Unit 1

ENVS 1301 - Introduction to Environmental Sciences Discussion Forum Unit 7 1. Please list two bits of information, statistics or facts that you found at some of these links which interested and/or surprised you? a) Every day, our planet's water resources are contaminated by two million tons of unprocessed rubbish, pollution, and other waste. All 365 days of that year. Compute the numbers that comes out to 730,000,000,000,000 tons of pure garbage each year that gets into our food and bodies and into our sources. According to UNDESA (2014), eutrophication is the main threat to water quality. b) According to data released in the 2000 Global Environment Outlook report, one in five people do not have access to safe and clean water for consumption, …show more content…
Explain, in your own words, what the difference is between water quality and water quantity? 3. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? Water quantity is determined over a specified timetable by final amount and highest movement. It is the computation and production of the sum of water from one or more land byways. According to Zamora and Blinn (2019), water quality is the degree of safety and purity of water resources for all life as determined by the amount and strength of biochemical composites, warmth, and sedimentation levels. 4. What is the difference between a.. Is water quantity or quality the biggest issue in your local village/town/city? Why do you need to be a member? Explain the adage of the adage. 5. What is the difference between a'smart' and a'smart'? The private water well supplies available to the households have been found to be highly contaminated. It has been concluded that the water is unfit for human consumption. Due to the high levels of nitrate and iron contamination, boiling the water to a high temperature would not completely remove the risk. My community is not close enough to a municipality to allow its citizens to have access to public utilities, and attempts to connect to the utility system are very difficult and frequently

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