Papers 1291-1300 of total 15037 found.
…under clear water which hurts many types of fish, mollusks, and most importantly phytoplankton. Destruction of these phytoplanktons would give serious problems to fishes which depend on these small creatures for food, and eventually effect humans. Global
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…chemicals such as: Carbon Monoxide, which impairs brain activity and heart function, by combining with haemoglobin instead of Oxygen. Carbon dioxide, which is increasing global warming. Lead, which even at reduced levels, leads to brain damage in children…
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…surgery and maybe able to provide important medicine, including anti-cancer drugs and a compound that blocks ultra-violet rays, they even help reduce global warming by taking carbon dioxide out of the air. These reefs provide a house for many species…
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Category: /Literature/English
…approach the third millennium, however, we must reconsider our place on the planet and reflect on our efforts and progress towards a sustainable society. As global warming becomes a scientific reality, natural disasters make monthly appearances in the headlines…
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…spend $200 million a day for building and rebuilding nation’s roads, and motor vehicles have much things to do with land loss, air pollution, global warming and ozone depletion (2). To solve this U.S. car culture problem, I have searched for solutions…
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Category: /History
…production. Because coal and gas emit large amounts of pollutants into the atmosphere, Llewellyn asserted that nuclear power could clean up the atmosphere, thus stopping global warming. Although, the concerns of the writer are credible, further education…
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…for the world in general because it affects the ozone layer, whose deterioration contributes to which in global warming. (www.earlham.edu). Existing population levels have already put too much pressure on the natural environment and its resources, causing…
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Category: /Literature/English
…are rising because of the lack of supply of fossil fuels and also the conservation of it. The pollution is a large factor with the effects of carbon dioxide causing global warming and the greenhouse effect. Fossil fuels are running out too so there needs…
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…under clear water which hurts many types of fish, mollusks, and most importantly phytoplankton. Destruction of these phytoplanktons would give serious problems to fishes which depend on these small creatures for food, and eventually effect humans. Global
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…for millions of years is added to the air; this may contribute to global warming through the `Greenhouse Effect.' This charcoal may be burned in today's coal-powered electric generators. Methanol makes a good automobile fuel; in fact it is used in professional…
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