Papers 1541-1550 of total 4141 found.
…Chromatography is a method of separating substances that make up a liquid or gaseous mixture. One use of it is to measure or identify low concentrations of substances, such as pollutants in air or water. Another use is to separate and identify products…
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…the amount of pollution that is produced. However, NASA has decided on a way to keep track of the ice caps: the ICEsat. The ICEsat is a satellite that will orbit the earth and use lasers to determine the depth of the ice from space using knowledge of the speed…
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…the pesticides are; for instant,pesticdes cause a number of pollution problems through spray drift on to surrounding areas direct contamination of users or the public and as residues on food.                  "The World Health Organization" (WHO…
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pollution from coal-burning power plants is a much greater health risk. I do believe that he needs to address the reality of what horrors would occur if one of these "safe" nuclear plants had a meltdown. We have seen some gruesome effects of large amounts…
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…, and pollution. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** www.populationboom.com…
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…the land presents a major health hazard to the people who live on it. Also, the problem of atmospheric and water pollution remain a factor. The most important aspect that must be looked at here is the nuclear problems from the Chernobyl incident. Estimates state…
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…. The thought of someone senselessly neglecting their own environment makes me ill. They must think that if they no longer see it than it does not exist. It is not as if the pollution is anywhere near any streams to spread this contamination to other surounding…
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…women and minorities became a part of the press, the more difficult issues began to surface. Broadcasters began to report on discrimination, pollution, poverty, and military interventions (243). In 1963 Americans watched the assassination of John F. Kennedy…
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…change have been gravely advanced by pollution resulting from human activities. These environmental changes pose a real threat to the lives of people and wild life. It is vital to all of us that we fully…
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…as protozoa cysts, to more and more toxic industrial pollutants, fertilizers and pesticides from municipal water systems. Chlorine, long used as the disinfectant of choice in the treatment of municipal water supplies for the prevention of the spread of disease…
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