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…The human race is the main cause of the current global climate change. To make our lives easier and more luxurious we do things that give off Greenhouse Gases which end up affecting us for the worse, not for the better. Some examples of this are found…

…no "greenhouse gasses" produced. The only side effect is the nuclear waste, which is toxic for about 10,000 to 20,000 years. Nuclear power is very convenient, also. One atom of Uranium235 produces as much power as a million gallons of gasoline, or about 200 million…

…, Arthur Randall replies, "You better believe it!" Leslie Randall received the money to start her business from a bank's loan. Leslie had saved up several thousand dollars already, but was just short of affording the greenhouse, which she would use…

…from the harmful effects of the sun’s radiation. Also, increased carbon dioxide emissions and pollutants in the atmosphere appear to be making the earth warmer. Called the greenhouse effect, this worldwide warming trend may have very harmful effects. Global…

…1998,11). The topic of rainforest destruction raises the thought of biodiversity and cures for cancer, both of these thoughts are very important reasons to end deforestation but it has not yet come to and end. Global climate and the greenhouse effect both have…

…each year) due to an increase in greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. The United States and other industrious countries are burning fossil fuels more than ever before, and there is evidence that there are more CO2 emissions in the atmosphere more than…

…Title: GreenHouse Earth ... # 20 Problem: To determine what surface and color best obsorbs heat. Materials: 2 plastic hemispheres with tops a bases dark, and dry soil c-clamp 2 celcius thermometers heat lamp clock or timer colored pencils…

…transportation. Cars produce roughly one half of the pollution in our cities, and about a quarter of the greenhouse gases. The internal combustion engine is the single largest source of air pollution in the United States. Toxic gases are emitted into the atmosphere…

…Everglades, El Nino, Greenhouse Effect 1.) Everglades A subtropical climate, and broad rivers… the question is can the Everglades survive? The Everglades are used for our human needs such as drinking water, and irrigation. At one point and time…

…the environment, but damages us also. It has caused many problems ranging from lung cancer to the greenhouse effect. When I think of pollution the corporate America is my greatest concern. I believe that the oil corporations, the steel industry, the automobile industry…