Papers 1561-1570 of total 4141 found.
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…, are again rising. These include the safety of an aircraft that is at best difficult to control at takeoff and landing, and environmental concerns such as noise pollution and the aircraft's insatiable appetite for fuel. There are also mixed opinions over Concorde…
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…. Chromium III compounds are not as toxic as others. Chromium compounds are important pollutants. It is also highly reactive with NH4NO3, N2O2, Li, NO, KClO3, SO2. Chromium is only found in compounds in nature. The most important, chromite (FeCr2O4), is found…
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…could possibly suffer major food shortages if no governmental actions were taken. Furthermore, China would also face problems such as unemployment, lower levels of education, and the spread of pollution in the air and water caused by increased urbanization…
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…, that means more cars and emissions and much other pollutants. The US and other environmentally conscious countries are going to need to step in and help them get started on how to go about environmental regulations. Zimbabwe is very different from the other…
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…money because his money was laundered in a Swiss bank. If the contributions were legal, there would be no reason to launder them. In exchange for money, Nixon dropped a case for pollution. This showed he was bribed and abused his power as president. All…
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…for many generations to come. The only thing bad about the 2-stoke is the pollution issue. In California, 2-strokes will soon be banned because of the environment. 2-stroke bikes are recommended because they are easy to start and ride, and also…
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…therefor limited to one area. When humans moved in, they literally trashed all but a few of the unionoids living areas. The waters became polluted, this caused the unionoids larvae’s food source to all but disappear. Also, the introduction of the European…
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…hardwood forest wetlands help maintain the river's cycle by providing a natural sink for flooding waters and also filter pollutants. The last type of wetlands is called playa lakes. They are located in the panhandle of Texas and Oklahoma, and are used…
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…. The story of a impracticable quest by an idealistic young personal-Injury lawyer, whose aim was to prove that two conglomerates, Beatrice Foods and W.R Grace, allegedly polluted the water in Woburn ,Mass. a Boston suburb, with carcinogens. Jan had hoped…
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…that branch into the lungs. In chronic bronchitis, they have been constantly irritated by inhaled cigarette smoke, air pollution, or other harmful substances. When the bronchial tubes have been irritated for years, their walls thicken or swell. They produce more…
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