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To analyze this question, these lands were mapped out in ArcGIS Pro and bar graphs were creating depicting ... Water Quality in the Des Plaines River Near the Pheasant Run Landfill in Bristol, Wisconsin  Ozog, Elizabeth ( 2020-05-31 ) Water quality monitoring studies are necessary in order to manage sources of pollution and maintain water that is safe for humans and the environment. The Pheasant Run Landfill, located in Bristol, Wisconsin, is positioned ... Using MODIS Satellite Imagery to Estimate Particulate Matter (PM2.5)  Curtis, Adam ( 2020-05-31 ) With air pollution increasingly becoming one of the most deadly environmental issues worldwide, this study looks to observe a specific type of air pollution called particulate matter (PM2.5). PM2.5 consists of inhalable ... Reducing our Diet’s Carbon Footprint: Dairy vs Almond Milk  Simar, Jacob ( 2020-05 ) Pedological Factors on the Leaching of Heavy Metals from First World War Battlefields  Wingader, Ryan ( 2020-05 ) At the time that the armistice was signed in November 1918, what would become known as the First World War was the single most destructive conflict in human history. While millions were left dead on the battlefields of a ... A Senior Recital by Cody Schreer  Schreer, Cody ( 2020 ) The thesis will be an hour performance showcasing the cumulative technical, creative, and musical skills I have gained over my four years at Carthage as well as program notes detailing the music being performed. My ... A Senior Recital by Cory Pollard  Pollard, Cory ( 2020-05-21 ) This is a compilation of documents I completed in pursuit of my Bachelor's Degree in Music. Water Quality in the Des Plaines River Near the Pheasant Run Landfill in Bristol, Wisconsin  Ozog, Elizabeth ( 2020-05 ) Water quality monitoring studies are necessary in order to manage sources of pollution and maintain water that is safe for humans and the environment. The Pheasant Run Landfill, located in Bristol, Wisconsin, is positioned ... Riparian Wetland Restoration Suitability Analysis for the Middle Mississippi River Floodplain, in Monroe County, Illinois  O'Brien, Sage ( 2020-05 ) Riparian wetlands are unique ecosystems that provide beneficial environmental services to surrounding communities, but have been replaced by farm fields and human development throughout history within river floodplains. ... The Effects of China’s National Sword Policy on the United States Recycling System and What the United States can do with the Buildup of Recycling in the Recycling Centers  Luczak, Emma ( 2020-05 ) Recycling has become popularized over the past 30 years, thanks to a barge full of waste that tried to find a place to deposit it. With the increasing amount of plastics that are being found in the oceans as well as China´s ... Invasive Plant Species Interactions  Jones, Jacqueline ( 2020-05 ) Biodiversity around the world has been declining,and one of the major contributors of its decline are invasive species. Invasive species can rapidly spread, and have disproportionate effects on ... Study of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Pike River Sediment  Haviland, Ellie ( 2020-05 ) Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are organic compounds constructed with two or more aromatic rings. Many of these compounds are considered probable carcinogens by the EPA and can cause adverse health effects in ... Are Awareness and Convenience The Main Factors Inhibiting Progressive Recycling Behaviors on Carthage College’s Campus?  Gannon, Gwendolyn ( 2020-05 ) The discussion of sustainability can be directly applied to businesses, and even more narrowly, colleges and universities. With these institutions in place to help promise better futures, it's only fitting that they too ... Comparison of Life Cycle Assessments of Grass Fed Beef, In Vitro Beef, and Plant Based Substitute Beef  DeLay, Ashley ( 2020-05 ) Our individual environmental impact is composed of a variety of aspects within our lifestyles. Where we source our food from is a major component in our overall environmental impact. Industrial agriculture is a main source ... Infinite Snowman  Montoya, Gladys ( 2019-05-17 ) In this research paper we explore how to create an infinite snowman within an isosceles triangle to find the sum of its total area. Our main objective was to find the sum of the areas of the circles inscribed within the ... Minimizing Transpositions in Permutations with Indistinct Variables  Hussey, Mary ( 2019-05-17 ) In any permutation within a symmetric group, the minimum number of transpositions required to return the permutation to the identity can be algorithmically determined. In fact, this algorithm determines this required number ... Mathematically Modeling the Josephson Junction  Fiege, Nathan ( 2019-05-17 ) Josephson junctions are widely used in applications where a very precise voltage source is required, one example being metrology, where they are used to help define the values of several fundamental constants of nature. ... Reaction-Diffusion Equations and Biochemical Pattern Formation  Bresnahan, Brady ( 2019-05-17 ) Many biochemical reactions can be modeled using reaction-diffusion equations, some of which form patterns. Reaction-diffusion equations are partial differential equations that describe how the concentrations of two species ... The Fair Mathematics of Fair Isle Knitting: A Study of Knitting Patterns  Sifuentes, Aly ( 2018-05-17 ) Fair Isle knitting is a unique knitting style that follows a set of general rules. These rules include its use of only two colors within a knit row, its simple color changes, its repeats in pattern structure, and its ... View more Browse All of DSpace Communities & Collections By Issue Date Authors Titles Subjects My Account Login Register Discover Author Music Department (768) Carthage Photographs (291) Carthage College Art Collection (63) Denee, Peter (10) Music Department- Lambda Kappa (10) Crosby, Kevin (9) Dennee, Peter (8) Pottinger, Stacy (8) K., A. 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