Essays on Water

Can you imagine living in a world where the most abundant and needed resource water was not available to you? This is the reality many people around the world are facing right now. Globalization has brought people of different cultures together and developed a new...

The beautiful Pacific Northwest serves as a perfect backdrop for Raymond Carver’s stories, full of recurring symbolism, underlying themes, and significant motifs, most importantly the repeated theme of water. Just as water plays such a significant role in the identity, culture, and nature of the...

Several years ago, there began a crisis in Flint Michigan with their water supply. It had been heavily polluted and became very undrinkable. The residents in these areas had water of every color in the spectrum, such as brown, yellow, and black. Such issues occurred...

This essay is about the description and development of a new product that is yet to be introduced to the market. My idea is creating a potless water heater which will be a convenient and quick way of heating water. I argue that my idea...

The hydrophobic cotton surface is facilely fabricated by an easy novel method through adsorption of fluorosurfactant on the cotton surface and then polymerization of low-surface-energy fluoro monomer in the presence of an initiator under ambient temperature with a short time. By in situ introducing fluoropolymer...

Soil pH and organic matter effect functions and nutrients of the soil. Specifically pH effect performance of pesticides, influence solubility of nutrients and organic matter decomposition. To understand the nutrient availability and growing conditions for normal growth of specific crops it’s important to understand the...

Fluid balance is maintained by insuring that the amount of water consumed via food and drink is equal to the amount of water excreted. One way our body keeps us putting in the effort to maintain water balance is through thirst and salt cravings. The...

Streamflow is the major resource for management of watershed and hence estimation of rainfall runoff from the hydrological models are very useful nowadays as they provide better result without consuming more time. In the present case, rainfall runoff estimation was done for Hasan Watershed of...

In my penny lab report, my lab guiding question is “How does the surface tension and relative intermolecular forces compare between certain substances?” To answer this question, I have to know what is the intermolecular forces and why they are important. The intermolecular forces are...

Water resources management is not merely an environmental security issue. Especially for developing countries like those in Central Asia, the number one priority for their government and citizens is undoubtedly – development. Therefore, such a prevention of water conflicts must be put under the framework...

Laws and regulations are a necessity in the effort to defend and achieve the global goal, Life Below Water. These rules may range from the legal actions taken during the process of barring chemicals and debris deposited, to the legal limit of fishing on specific...

The journey of the Mississippi is fairly long running through about 10 states and having many areas protected and having different segments as well. The Mississippi runs through ten states including Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. 466 miles of the...

The Manatee is also known as a sea cow or the Trichechus. They are very large marine mammals that range in weight from 440-1,300 pounds. The manatee is more closely related to elephants than dolphins and whales. They are herbivores meaning they eat only plants....

India has to take urgent steps to manage its water resources in scientific and efficient way otherwise there will be very adverse effects on all sectors which include agriculture, industries, health sectors etc. More than half of the Indian population is employed in agricultural sectors...

A pale, transparent, unscented, tasteless liquid that is important in life is known as water. A water molecule has three atoms which include two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. You can remember this by H2O. All known forms of life need water. Humans drink...

Have you ever wanted to have a pet that is something unique, never clutters and messes around in your house, or not that much expensive? Why try freshwater aquarium fishes? It takes a lot of work sometimes especially when changing or filling water on the...

Importance of Water in our daily life cannot be neglected at all because water is the main source of the survival of any living being living in this planet earth. Drinking healthy and hygienic drinking water will lead to a healthy life without any diseases,...

The goblin shark (Mitsukurina owstoni) is a rare species of deep-sea shark. Sometimes called a “living fossil”, it is the only extant representative of the family Mitsukurinidae, a lineage some 125 million years old. This pink-skinned animal has a distinctive profile with an elongated, flattened...

Water Molecules Water is made up of two hydrogen molecules and an oxygen molecule, attached to the hydrogens with covalent bonds. This is due to the fact that the oxygen wants to fill up its outer shell with electrons and is willing to steal them...

Though Kerala is receives high rainfall in the order of 3000mm per annum, the temporal variations in its occurrence leads to acute water scarcity during the non-monsoon periods. About 50% of the population in urban area and 80% in rural area are still depending on...

Barramundi, a part of the Sea Perch family, and the Aboriginal word for “large-scaled silver fish,” are prized for their fighting spirit, taste, and size. They can be found in the Coastal areas from Persian Gulf to China and Southern Japan, South Papua New Guinea...

Water plays a major role in our day to day life cycle and it is a part and parcel of every human living in this planet. Our Earth contains 70% of water which should be sufficient for the growth of every human life form. But...

‘Kuakata’ is one of the beautiful sea beach in the world. Kuakata is the only beach in South Asia where the sunrise and sunset can be seen standing. It is undoubtedly a great way to see the sun shining in the sea’s belly and to...

The article “Why Tap Water is Better Than Bottle Water” by Sovie Karlstron and Christine Dell’Amore, National Geographic’s Green Guides, discusses why the population should choose tap water over bottled water. According to the article, bottled water may actually be doing more harm than good....

The discussion tap water vs. bottled water has very strong opinionated sides. One side believes that tap water is the better choice and is better for the environment and health of the general populace, while the other side of the populace argues that bottled water...

The article regarding Saluda’s drinking water appears in a health-and-fitness magazine. In the article consists of several assumptions in which involve tap and bottled water. Laboratory studies show that Saluda Natural Spring Water contains several of the minerals associated with good health and that it...

Transpiration, or the loss of water vapor from the leaves and stems of plants, is a process that assists in evaporative cooling, gas exchange, and the absorption and distribution of minerals and water throughout the plant. The process is fundamental to photosynthesis because it supplies...

Cooling towers are heat removal devices used to transfer process waste heat to the atmosphere. Cooling towers may either use the evaporation of water to remove process heat and cool the working fluid to near the wet-bulb air temperature or in the case of closed...

Summary Drinking water was supplied by WESSEX Water to 2000 new houses in Poundbury. Pipes of 350mm diameter with dimensions 200 x 290 x 280 in the Armstrong power series arrangement were used at a cost of ВЈ7, 503, 927 for both gravitational and pumping...

When caught up in the hustle of planning a new RV trip, it’s incredibly easy to overlook one detail that can affect both the health of your RV in the long term and the enjoyability of your trip in the short term. You wouldn’t be...