The correct answer is<span> A. a decrease in the dumping of hazardous waste
It was an act regarding all aspects of hazardous waste disposal that didn't leave anything to chance. From it's creating to it's disposing, every part was precisely defined how it should be handled. </span>
Answer:
All three statements are sometimes true and sometimes false
Explanation:
The Moon orbits the Earth, with the same face always toward the Earth.
1. The moon is sometimes between the Sun and the Earth. At other times, it isn't.
2. The Sun shines on the back side of the Moon, but it also shines on the front side.
3. The side that faces the Earth is sometimes dark (New moon) and sometimes lit (Full moon).
<span>1)Which policy of the former Soviet Union had a dramatic effect on the lifestyle of people in Kazakhstan?
</span><span>B.forcing nomadic people onto collective farms
</span><span>2) The irrigation of lowland river valleys has decreased the fresh water flowing into the Caspian Sea, which in turn has caused a reduction in _____.
A. fish
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Answer:
Explanation:
Building and business closures for weeks or months reduce water usage, potentially leading to stagnant
water inside building plumbing. This water can become unsafe to drink or otherwise use for domestic or
commercial purposes. For example, optimal growth conditions for undesirable pathogens, such as
Legionella bacteria, can occur when hot water temperatures decrease and disinfectant residuals (e.g.,
chlorine) drop to low levels. Water chemistry changes may also increase corrosion and leaching of
metals, including lead, and may cause the formation of disinfection by-products. Turning on the water
for immediate use after it has been stagnant can pose a risk to public health if not properly managed.
Additionally, turning on water after a prolonged period of non-use could disrupt pipe and plumbing
scales to such an extent that microbial and chemical contaminants could be released into the water.
EPA recommends that building owners and manage
The Suez Canal was built in the 1860s. It opened in 1869. It was built by a co. called the Suez Canal Co.. It was a co. that was owned mostly by investors from France, some Egyptian but not as much, most the workers were forced to help build it by there govt.
