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Build new environmentally sound infrastructure and systems for safe disposal of residual waste and replacing current dumpsites which should be commissioned.
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The status.
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collection efficiently is at about 50%.
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• Open dumpsite dandora dump site through public education on source separation of waste, of which the situation can be reversed.
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THE OCEANS
- 1. WELCOME
- 2. THE OCEANS PRESENTED : MOHAMMED SHIBILI .A
- 3. ABOUT THE OCEAN • THE OCEAN IS A HUGE BODY OF SALTWATER THAT COVERS ABOUT 71% OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE AREA
- 4. BACKGROUND ABOUT OCEANS THE OCEANS MAKEUP 71% OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE. 97% OF THE EARTH’S WATER IS IN THE OCEANS.
- 5. THE FIVE MAIN OCEANS THE PACIFIC OCEAN. THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. THE INDIAN OCEAN. THE SOUTHERN OCEAN. THE ARCTIC OCEAN.
- 6. THE PACIFIC OCEAN • THE LARGEST OF THE WORLD’S OCEAN. • 59 MILLION SQUARE MILES.
- 7. 41 MILLION SQURE MILES. THE SECOND LARGEST OCEAN.. THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
- 8. THE INDIAN OCEAN • THE WORLD’S THIRD LARGEST OCEAN. • IT IS BOUNDED BY ASIA TO THE NORTH, AFRICA TO THE WEST. • 27 MILLION SQURE MILES.
- 9. THE SOUTHERN OCEAN • THE WORLD’S NEWEST AND FOURTH-LARGEST OCEAN. • 20 MILLION SQURE MILES.
- 10. THE ARCTIC OCEAN • THE SMALLEST OF THE WORLD’S FIVE OCEAN.. • 5.4 MILLION SQUARE MILES.
- 11. WHY IS THE OCEAN BLUE ? THE OCEAN IS BLUE BECAUSE WATER ABSORBS COULORS IN THE RED PART OF THE LIGHT SPECTRUM.
- 12. SUBMITTED BY : MOHAMMED SHIBILI .A THANKS FOR WATCHING