Stemming the flow of water pollution. TVE International.

Stemming the flow of water pollution. Part 1 / TVE International.

The UN Environment Program has identified approximately 150 dead zones in the Earth's seas-some more than 40,000 square miles in size. Examining causes ranging from too many partially cremated bodies in the Ganges to defunct sewage systems in Nairobi, this program explains how watercourses flow...

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Online Access: Streaming video (Emerson users only)
Corporate Contributors: Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm), Films Media Group, Television Trust for the Environment
Format: Electronic Video
Language:English
Published: New York, N.Y. : Films Media Group, [2006]
Series:From hilltops to oceans.
Subjects:
Water > Pollution.
Toxicology.
Refuse and refuse disposal.
Nature > Effect of human beings on.
Human geography > Environmental aspects.
Human ecology.
Environmental geography.
Conservation of natural resources > Waste disposal.
Videorecording.
Educational films.
Internet videos.
Table of Contents:
  • South Koreans Oppose Wetlands Destruction (3:10)
  • South Koreans Oppose a Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump (3:00)
  • Carnivorous Turtles Help Cleanse the Ganges River (2:16)
  • Calcutta's Sewage Treatment Success (2:06)
  • Mombasa's Sewage Problem (3:43)
  • Cement Industry Destroys Vietnam's Coral Reefs (3:38)
  • Protecting Vietnam's Marine Environment (3:25)

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