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…responsible for global warming. Conclusions In North America, and in some European nations, public concern over the effects of acid rain has been transformed (after a lot of controversy and fighting) into laws (such as the recent Clean Air Act in the United…

…it ready as soon as possible. In the spring of l945, Groves accelerated the production of fissionable materials. On April 12, 1945, President Roosevelt died unexpectedly in Warm Springs, Georgia. Vice President Harry S. Truman, in office for less than three…

…fossil fuels limited and cause pollution. They are the primary cause for air pollution that causes acid rain and global warming. The good thing about solar energy is that it is renewable because it is always replaced. Also solar energy does not pollute…

…of edible grain. 20 vegetarians could be fed on land needed to feed 1 person consuming a meat based diet. Three times more fossil fuel is burned to produce a meat centered diet, contributing to global warming. If every living human ate a meat centered diet…

….  These stations produce co² and other greenhouse gases, which are adding to global warming  The coal can be mined by a method of open-cast mining, this can ruin large areas of farmland (even after the open cast mine has been filled…

…the world . Carbon dioxide is responsible for a smaller amount of car emissions. However it is the main greenhouse gas and may be contributing to global warming . Nitrogen oxides are another significant air pollutant from automobiles. In many areas nitrogen…

…/liter compared to the eight km/liter average of today's new cars. Both renewable energy and energy efficiency have the added benefit that they also result in reduced emissions of carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas most responsible for global warming…

…personality and vision to propel Starbucks as the premiere specialty coffee house in America, and is well on the way to becoming the global name for specialty coffee houses. Entrepreneurs, by the very nature of the definition, are self-starters that are highly…

…between everything is the characteristic of impermanence. Look at the Earth: you can never swim in the same ocean twice, the mountains are constantly eroding slowly, and islands are sinking because of global warming. They are all in constant change which…

…and lobby groups for social justice and concerns about global warming and environmental decay are being translated into pressures on organisations" (2003). A large percent of stakeholders are from special interest groups such as Planet Ark, Inspire Australia…