1. Flooding: Flood can be defined as a very large amount of
water that has a flow from a source such as river or a broken pipe on a piece
of land that has been relatively dry.
water that has a flow from a source such as river or a broken pipe on a piece
of land that has been relatively dry.
2. Environment: The environment is the collective terms used to
describe all the living things that make up our surrounding which menhaden the
biological,
describe all the living things that make up our surrounding which menhaden the
biological,
physical and social factors in our surrounding.
3. Waste: Waste can be defined as any substance that is
generated as a result of human activities which are no longer useful to the
originator and that arise are demand to be unwanted useless abounded and
discarded but is useful to another person for the same purpose in its original
or other form and generated income for the community.
generated as a result of human activities which are no longer useful to the
originator and that arise are demand to be unwanted useless abounded and
discarded but is useful to another person for the same purpose in its original
or other form and generated income for the community.
4. Plain: Plain refers to a low land area with fairly
with level land although there may be some hills.
with level land although there may be some hills.
5. Topography: Topography refers to the physical feature of
area of land especially the position of its river and mountains.
area of land especially the position of its river and mountains.
6. Drainage: Drainage can be defined as the removal of
excess water from an area by canals drain, pitches, culverts and transport
water gravity or pumping.
excess water from an area by canals drain, pitches, culverts and transport
water gravity or pumping.
