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Turbidity Temperature Nitrates Tests to be conducted on the Charles River Temperature Nitrates Phosphates Turbidity Ph

Excess levels of nitrogen, phosphorus causing deformed frogs http://www.innovations-report.com/html/reports/environment_sciences/report-32266.html

Point Source vs Non Point Source Vocabulary of Interest Effluent Point Source vs Non Point Source

BASE- PH 7._ - 14 ACID- PH from 0-6._ Pull Pull The Ph Scale.....What is an Acid? What is a Base Pull ACID- PH from 0-6._ ACID Pull BASE- PH 7._ - 14 BASE NEUTRAL PH - 7

Producers Consumers decomposer

Where Does My Water Come From? The origin of our water is five ground water supply wells referred to as Wells 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6. (Note: Well 5 was not fully constructed due to high levels of iron and manganese in its water.) The ground water supply is not exposed to air and is not subject to direct pollution and contamination like a river or reservoir (surface water). In fact, ground water is the highest quality of water available to meet the public health demand of water intended for human consumption. Wells 1, 2, and 6 are located in the Charles River Aquifer, while Wells 3 and 4 are located in the Neponset River Aquifer. The water system also includes five pumping facilities for the distribution of water, two water storage tanks, and approximately 76 miles of water main.

Topographic Map Review:

The best way to approach this is by the process of elimination The best way to approach this is by the process of elimination. First of all, point X appears to be approximately 310 meters in elevation. Let's eliminate all the choices that don't begin at 310 meters: That eliminates choices 1 & 3 right off the bat! Next, we look at point Y, which appears to be approximately 130 meters. That eliminates choice 4. That means choice 2 must be correct!

The diagram below shows a side view of a landform with different elevations. A graph representing the side view of a landform with different elevations Which of the following maps best represents this landform? A. B. C. D. A B C D