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1. blah3
   ... Another alternative to conserving our clean water is to put in more efficient irrigation systems in many of the grain producing countries around the world. ...
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2. Alternatives to the Clean Water Dilemma
   ... Another alternative to conserving our clean water is to put in more efficient irrigation systems in many of the grain producing countries around the world. ...
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3. Ancient near east
   ... basin, the ancient Sumerians, using the fertile land and the abundant water supply of the area, developed sophisticated irrigation systems and created what was ...
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4. Computers Related to Turf Grass Industries
   ... field. Irrigation systems can now be turned on with the touch of a button through IBM or MACINTOSH Personal computer. New computer ...
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5. Western Civilization
   ... basin, the ancient Sumerians, using the fertile land and the abundant water supply of the area, developed sophisticated irrigation systems and created what was ...
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6. Mao Zedong and the new china
   ... Morcombe, Fielding, 1999, pg 144 Essential services such as telecommunications, transportation, energy and irrigation systems, dams, railways, canals and ...
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7. Global Warming
   ... Farmers will be forced to adapt to the changing climates. Lack of moisture in the soil will create a demand for more elaborate irrigation systems. ...
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8. Asia History
   ... Shang. During the Zhou dynasty they made money through trade because they had successful canals and irrigation systems. There were ...
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9. Sumerians and Egyptians
   ... The Sumerians made many improvements on farming. They built complex irrigation systems to channel water though out the farmland. ...
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10. Dynasties of China
    ... Steel was being a produced as well as farming tools . Irrigation systems were developed and new inventions of spinning, weaving, and dying silk were invented. ...
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11. Han to Roman comparison
    ... A great and successful effort in China was put into the creation of complex irrigation systems which resulted in many agricultural advances for the Chinese. ...
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12. Anthropology:four major strategies for getting food
    ... Unlike the simple ways of horticulture, agriculture uses technologies such as tractors, fertilizers and irrigation systems. Agriculture ...
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13. Eurasian Milfoil
    ... the Rio Grande River as it passes through the southern town of Alamosa its presence in the Rio Grande has caused concern for regional irrigation systems there ...
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14. Water resources in Ancient Mesopotamia
    ... references to the lawful use and maintenance of the waterways and more specifically landowners responsibilities and consequences for irrigation systems. ...
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15. Montagnards
    ... Religious practices were strictly forbidden and the Montagnard people were only granted use of irrigation systems, electricity, and medicine if the publicly ...
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16. Early Civilizations of the Non
    ... Eventually the Nile Flood plain just wasnamp39t large enough to feed the civilizations, so the Egyptians created irrigation systems, which were canals, domes levies ...
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17. China
    ... labor to transform the economy, forcing over 100 million people into projects such as land reclamation and the construction of irrigation systems, which were ...
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18. Immigration1
    ... They were recruited to extract minerals and metals, construct a vast railroad network, reclaim swamplands, build irrigation systems, work as migrant ...
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19. The Great Leap Forward
    ... labor to transform the economy, forcing over 100 million people into projects such as land reclamation and the construction of irrigation systems, which were ...
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20. Pakistan 2
    ... From the Sutlej, Ravi, Chenab, and Jhelum Rivers come irrigation systems which help supply water to various parts of the Indus Plain. ...
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21. we can evolve
    ... When advanced technology could produce pesticides, herbicides, hormones, and irrigation systems, there was a resounding yes, to the salesmanamp39s pitch. ...
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22. Corporate Farms: Plowing Out the Little Man
    ... The subsidy system is often wasteful for example the government finances irrigation systems in the California Imperial Valley, and then pays farmers not to ...
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23. Aztecs
    ... The Aztecs used the slash and burn method of farming. Farmers made huge irrigation systems. The marketplace was in the middle of Aztec life. ...
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24. Australian Immigration and Its Effects
    ... The unpredictable Australian weather, particularly the droughts led the immigrants to develop reservoirs and irrigation systems. ...
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25. Wildlife Management in Africa
    ... During the two year program, students learn how to track animals and poachers, as well as oversee irrigation systems, identify plants, and handle community ...
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26. Darius I The Great Reign
    ... coinage. The empire used these funds to build better irrigation systems and encourage different manufacturing enterprises. People ...
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27. Computers
    ... a computer. The farmer can use a computer to calculate crop production or turn on the right irrigation systems. A teacher could ...
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28. computers
    ... a computer. The farmer can use a computer to calculate crop production or turn on the right irrigation systems. A teacher could ...
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29. Computers 2
    ... a computer. The farmer can use a computer to calculate crop production or turn on the right irrigation systems. A teacher could ...
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30. Western Canada Concept
    ... forces would be responsible for public service tasks such as reforestation, searchandrescue, forest firefighting, and development of irrigation systems. ...
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