of spatial data from different sources. GIS is a good decision support tool for planning waste management. Manual methods used for analysis of many factors are lengthy and tedious work and in some problems it will be difficult to solve them without the aid of computer software, e.g. optimization software,
Title: Biofuel, is it the future energy solution? 3. Is biofuel the answer? - Analysis of pros and cons Pros : 1- Availability of Biofuels Biofuels are theoretically unlimited. In terms of availability, biofuels have a big advantage as they are at the top of the list of alternatives. The transition is likely to be subtle but slow as more and more fossil fuel is replaced with biofuel. 2- Environmental Impact Biofuels are environmentally friendly if they’re carefully produced and distributed
social and physical aspects of urbanization. Land use and land cover changes can be considered as a result beginning dynamic humanof human exploitation of natural resources
weaknesses of 5 colonies (25 in all), colony comparisons -Analysis- primary source documents, why colony was founded at first and how this affects who moves there, how government, geography, economy, and religion of each colony has affected each of the colonies, -detailed target resident profiles massachusetts - It was founded in 1630 by John Winthrop for religious freedom for separatists. There were bitterly cold winters and mild summers. Land was flat close to the coastline and became hilly and mountainous
looked to become one of the most prosperous states of the early 20th century. A closer look uncovered widespread distaste from its people for their government and their actions. The government was so focused on prospering that it failed to acknowledge growing disparities between its citizens. These disparities is what ignited the Mexican Revolution. A timeline of the events taking place
In an aquaponics system, aquatic animals excrete waste, bacteria convert ammonia and nitrite to nitrate, and plants absorb nutrient rich water and improve water quality for aquatic animals. History Hydroponics The first ever published work on growing plants without soil was by Francis Bacon in his book named “Sylva Sylvarum” in 1627. Water culture became a popular research technique after that. In 1699, John Woodward found that plants in less-pure water sources grew better than plants in distilled
countryside recreation, an increase in the range of general leisure presents a limit for its recreational use, because of the availability of other facilities. Since the 1970s the patterns of leisure activity has become more varied, in England, the growing volume of home ownership, was a main factor in leisure diversity and variation. This led to the nature of leisure becoming more home-based (DIY and gardening). The late 1980s and 1990s was characterized by an increase in leisure goods that were also
Literary Analysis on “We Shall Fight on the Beaches” Winston Churchill’s speech, We Shall Fight on the Beaches included several wondering pieces of rhetoric. Churchill’s rhetoric was characterised by its dramatic language and delivery. The way Churchill delivered his speeches was too advanced, thus hard to understand, however, it was able to portray Churchill’s intellectual status. In this powerful speech, Churchill’s rhetoric was able to keep downtrodden people in Britain together, encourage British
transformation of Dubai and its main social consequences in growing inequality and a lagged shift in identity. Dubai was and still is run as a corporation, and the transformation of its physical environment became the core of ‘Brand Dubai’, a global city. Dubai emphasis on the physical transformation of the city in order to brand it as a city of luxury, tourism, wealth, tax-free, diversity, innovation, and prosperity. It represents a ‘dream land’ in the globalized world we live in today. It has recently
Organic farming is the form of farming using natural strains of crops and free-range livestock that eat organic feed, and by taking advantage of the resources provided by the land or livestock that live on the land provided in a closed system. The crops are raised without genetically modified strains or with the use of chemical synthetic pesticides and synthetic fertilizers along with other chemical aids. However, strains of crops that have been bred to be resistant to disease and local conditions