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…with at least a 50% hemp content block the sun's UV rays The USDA calculated in 1914 that hemp crops could make four times as much paper per acre as trees. The annual world consumption of paper has risen from 14 million tons in 1913 to over 250 million tons…

…sitting in your house while watching television and then suddenly you hear a loud boom, and your house starts to burn up from the heat rays and then caves in on you from the blast. There isn’t much that the world can do about the atomic bomb right now. All…

…the health related problems for example, an increase in the incidence of skin cancer duo to increased amounts of UV rays, an increase in deaths due to respiratory, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, all of which tend to increase proportionately…

…is fairly simple, they are in kingdom Animalia, then phylum Chordata, next they are in subphylum vertebrata, after that is placed in the class Chondrichthyes, and then subclass Elasmobranchii (sharks and rays), next in the family Rhincodontidae, after…

…the smell of the home as that “of dust and disuse-a close, dank smell” (315). When the blinds of one window were opened and the visitors sat down, “they could see that the leather was cracked, and…a faint dust rose…spinning with slow motes in the single sun-ray…

…in New York also was said to begin in 1915. Two artists likely the more popular of the New York scene were Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, and Francis Picabia. Berlin's artists seemed to specialize in the anti-art, photomontages. These were collages of words, letters…

…returned to B.C.. Legendary bassist Ray Brown, ex-husband of the late Ella Fitzgerald, heard her play in Nanaimo and persuaded Krall to move to L.A. and study with pianist Jimmy Rowles. "I loved hearing Jimmy sing Irving Berlin's 'How Deep is the Ocean' so I…

…but also neutrons, beta particles, neutrinos and gamma rays are created during the fission process.(Roy, 1993) There are more than fifty different ways a nucleus may undergo fission. Some of the ways are much more common than others. During the fission…

…that which was destroyed naturally. The ozone protects us from harmful UVB rays produced by the sun. All sunlight contains some UVB, even with normal ozone levels. These rays have been linked to skin cancer, cataracts, damage to materials like plastics, and harm…

…, and visible ultraviolet and inferred rays. Everyone and everything exposed to their blast is affected. When the bomb was dropped only one mile away from ground zero, the blast cracked walls over twelve inches thick. The shockwave after the bomb was felt over a mile…