Oceans, seas, and bays contain 95.4% of the world's water supply. Ice caps, glaciers, and permanent snow are composed of 1.74% of the water supply. Ground water is made up of fresh and saline water at 1.7%. Soil moisture is composed of 0.001% water. Ground ice and permafrost consist of 0.022% water. Lakes are also made up fresh and saline water at a percentage of 0.013%. The atmosphere only contains about 0.001% water. While swamp water contains 0.0008%, rivers 0.0002% and biological water, 0.0001% makes up less than that in the atmosphere. Only 1% of all of the earth's water is usable by humans. This means that 99% of the earths' water is unusable, but why?
The difference between agriculture, silviculture, and farming are; agriculture is the cultivation animals, plants and fungi, as well as, other life forms used to sustain life. Silviculture is the practice of controlling the organization of growth, composition, health, and the quality of the many forest to meet the various needs of consumers. The word silviculture is Latin silvi means forest, and culture means growing. Silvology is the study of forest and woods. Farming is considered large agriculture production work.
This chart displays the agriculture output per United States Dollar in millions.
Rank | Country | Output |
1 | 520,352 | |
— | 312,498 | |
2 | 210,116 | |
3 | 171,075 | |
4 | 96,016 | |
5 | 81,089 | |
6 | 57,774 | |
7 | 48,313 | |
8 | 48,167 | |
9 | 40,885 | |
10 | 38,129 | |
During World War II the American Aerospace Industry, become one of the most astounding industries to produce aircrafts. In 1939 through1945, 600,000 aircrafts were created and 81 production plants built, including five in Canada. This industry supplied the nation's U. S. Military with its defenses during the war, as well as, providing aircraft for our allies. During President Franklin D. Roosevelt term, he planned to include sales of the aircraft to friendly nations such as, Britain and France. Today, it is the largest industry in the world and a chief rationale for peace among the nations.
It seems that the high-technology industry is such an exciting growing industry to everyone throughout the world and everyone is taking part in it development. It is amazing to see all the new technological products enter the market, however uneconomical in the many production of technological items and many different model doing the almost same thing. It is difficult to suggest to these company's to be more cost conscious in creating technology, because ultimately they will do and spend how they want. It is one of the largest wasteful industries I have known.
Top 10 Most Populated Cities in the United States
New York city, New York population 8,175,130
Los Angeles city, California population 3, 792, 620
Chicago city, Illinois population 2, 695, 590
Houston city, Texas population 2, 099, 450
Philadelphia city, Philadelphia population 1, 526,000
Phoenix city, Arizonian population 145, 45,630
San Antonio city, Texas population 1, 327, 40
San Diego city, California population 1,307,400
Dallas city, Texas population 1,197,810
San Jose city, California population 945,942
The greatest ethnic diversity is found in Nigeria, with more than 250 ethnic groups. North and South Korea is racially homogeneous, with the least ethnic diversity. Ice land has a homogeneous mixture of descendants of Norse and Celts 94%, population of foreign origin 6%.
Top Ten Most Population Nations
References
Central Intelligence Agency, Retrieved from
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2075.html.
Rumerman, J., (n.d.), U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission: The American Aerospace Industry during World War II, Retrieved from http://www.centennialofflight.gov/essay/Aerospace/WWII_Industry/Aero7.htm
United State Census 2010, Retrieved from http://2010.census.gov/2010census/popmap/
Igor Shiklomanov's chapter "World fresh water resources" in Peter H. Gleick (editor), 1993, Water in Crisis: A Guide to the World's Fresh Water Resources (Oxford University Press, New York). Retrieve from http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/earthwherewater.html
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