Murkiness and muddy bottoms are key factors affecting water quality in aquatic environments. These conditions can result from sediment runoff, pollution, or natural processes, leading to reduced visibility and potential harm to aquatic life. Understanding the causes and impacts of murkiness and muddy bottoms is essential for effective conservation and management of water resources.
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Gallipoli veteran’s lost medals returned to great-grandson for Anzac Day
A set of long-lost World War I medals will once again be worn at the Anzac Day dawn service in Auckland today, for the first time in more than 40 years.A Gallipoli veteran who led an all-Kiwi bugle team in London at the first Anzac Day Commemoration in 1916 will be honoured by his great-grandson at the Auckland Cenotaph today. Alfred Blanks, a member of the Auckland Mounted Rifles, fought in the Battle of Chunuk...
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