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Preventing dirty canals involves several strategies: implementing effective waste management systems to reduce littering, promoting community awareness and involvement in clean-up efforts, and enforcing regulations against dumping pollutants. Additionally, constructing barriers and vegetative buffers can help filter runoff before it enters the canals. Regular maintenance and monitoring of water quality can also aid in identifying and addressing pollution sources swiftly.
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What are bridges canals and roads an example of?
passage ways
What part of the region is roads bridges and canals?
passage ways traveling ways different types of transportation
How did people in the 1800 change their physical environment Indiana?
They dug canals to connect different waterways
Which passage ways permit blood to circulate through the bones?
Haversian canals
What are ways to prevent landslides?
What are all the ways to prevent landslides.
What are three ways to prevent viral infections?
you could: -wash your hands -cover you mouth when you sneeze or you sneeze the wash your hands -blow your nose and throw away your dirty tissue
Are there ways to prevent uterine cancer?
the ways to prevent uterus cancer
What are the ways to prevent animal attacks?
ways to prevent animal attack
Will a dirty carburetor prevent the bike from starting?
yes.
What are 5 ways to prevent teen smoking?
SmokingShow them pictures of smokers... but the bad ones that are ugly and look dirty. Also CrackHeads for the drug issue. Trust me the look horrible..Sillypinkjade------
Who used canals and what are canals?
Canals are man made water ways used in different ways in Holland, or more accurately, Netherlands. They were dug around a lake, a dyke was build in between and the water out of the lake was pumped into the canal. The reclaimed land from the lake is then known as a "polder". The canals are usually linked up with other waterways and canals and pump houses can the regulate the water levels. Canals are also used for irrigation for the reclaimed land and a way of transport, as the produce could easily be transported with a "praam" (flat boat). They are also great for ice skating in winter and as most canals are connected with other water ways, you can easily cover 20 to 200-km on your skates. Hope that answered your question. From a Dutch "polder girl"
What are unlined canals?
they are natural water ways e.g river, lakes, streams, or hand/ machine dug canals that are re-dug and bottom drugged regularly to keep them passable
