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While levels of airborne particles exceed the federal standard less than five times annually, because the California standard is set at a lower and more protective level, the Valley exceeds this limit an average of _____90-100__________ days per year. http://www.voicesofhumboldtcounty.com/?p=1607 According to this source… What caused most of the job loss in the San Joaquin valley? __The subprime mortgage crisis and housing implosion caused most of the job loss in the San Joaquin Valley.__ UOP studies have estimated that ______47,000__________ construction jobs were lost in San Joaquin Valley, as opposed to _______8,500_________ jobs in agriculture. True or False (italicize one): All of the agricultural jobs lost in the San Joaquin Valley were due to Endangered Species Act related cutbacks of pumping from the Delta. The UOP study estimated that 8,500 agricultural jobs were lost in the Valley due to cutbacks in water deliveries, but of those jobs, ______6,500_____ were lost due to the ______drought_______, and 2,000 were lost due to the ESA related
Convicts arrived at this settlement in 1824. It was Matthew Flinders who first suggested the name Australia and was supported by governor Macquarie in 1819 – 1821. A meeting was held in 1899 and the premiers of the other colonies agreed to locate the new federal capital of Australia in New South Wales and added this section to the Australian constitution. In 1909 a portion of New South Wales was surrendered to become the commonwealth of Australia. The Australian Capital Territory was declared on the first of January 1911 and became a self governing territory in 1989.
The two largest indigenous groups are the Aymara Indians, roughly 25 percent of the population, and the Quechua Indians, roughly 30 percent of the population (CIA). There are three official languages in Bolivia: Spanish; Quechua; and Aymara (CIA). Bolivia is completely landlocked, meaning it has no coastline or maritime claims to waterways (CIA). Bolivia is one of the poorest and least developed countries in Latin America (CIA). Bolivia lacks foreign investments many other nations receive, but for the first time in years had a fiscal surplus in 2008 (CIA).
(n.d.), 67 percent of people are living below the poverty line did not work, and only 25 percent worked part time. That means that only 9 percent living below the poverty line work full
The U.S. rate is 716 prisoners per 100,000 residents. It is over 2 million people in jails. Despite accounting for just 5 percent of the overall global population, the US is home to nearly a quarter of the world's prisoners. Even China has less amount of prisoners than the US. 36 states have higher incarceration rates than Cuba, the country with the world's second highest prison rate.
Case study analysis foreign direct investment and Ireland’s tiger economy Intrduction Ireland was Europe’s most backward agricultural country in the 1980s, “The Economist” called Ireland “European beggars” in 1988. However, the economy in Irish rapid rise at an alarming rate as it joined EU and euro area since 1990s, as well as the low tax rate into long mode. Ireland’s GDP per capita up to $ 60,000 in 2007, it was the second highest country in EU and the fifth in the world. The miracle of Ireland successful economic transformation in a short period of time has been seen as “Celtic Tiger”. In 2000, the construction industry and the financial industry became Ireland’s main driving force of economic growth; therefore, it leaded to the housing market bubble.
Social Stratification in Unindustrialized Countries Industrialized nations make up about fifty percent of the land on Earth thus it generates almost seventy percent of the world’s population. These countries are essentially agricultural and are inclined to be made up of excessive poverty. The majority of unindustrialized countries do not own the land that they farm on and most of them do not have running water nor do they have access to medical treatment. Their life expectancy is slim in contrast to those of richer countries, and their illness rates are much higher. Our world today is one of noticeable differences, differences in freedom, differences in wealth, and differences in the quality of life one lives.