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    Exxon Mobil and Environment

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    HOW POLLUTION DESTROYS THE ATMOSPHERE AND HABITATS Introduction “Nowadays‚ industries‚ automobiles‚ power stations‚ etc. have become indispensable in our daily life.” ( Science Level K page 242) Have you ever wondered what causes pollution? Forms of Pollution Pollution is the process whereby various harmful substances are added to the environment (land‚ water‚ air etc.) by human and natural activities. The main various types of pollution that exist are: Air Pollution Air pollution is

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    Volcanic Materials and Health Concerns Introduction: Basic Geology of Volcanoes A volcano can be a mountain like structure or a wide sloping hill that opens downwards to a pool of molten rock below the surface of the earth. When a break in the earth’s surface allows molten rock material to come up from the earth’s core‚ a volcano is formed. Volcanic eruptions can cause lateral blasts‚ lava flows‚ hot ash flows‚ mudslides‚ avalanches‚ falling ash and floods. These

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    minerals that take priority over the land. When mining harmful radioactive elements and metallic dust may be exposed and pose a threat. Even after mines close down and are no longer in use‚ the harmful pollutants often remain in the soil and the rivers remain contaminated with heavy metals. This continues to have an impact on the growth of plant life and the land cover of the site for many years to

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    Bare‚ Christian David M. Mr.Ramer P. Cerillo Lontoc‚ Lyra B. August 28‚ 2014 Quite‚ Tracy Anne Jay O. 1. Why is the movie entitled "Transcendence"? Transcendence meaning climbing or going beyond limitations .When Depp’s character‚ Will‚ got shot and almost killed but then survived. A few weeks later he got seriously

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    Water pollution is a serious matter‚ and can be defined as a problem. Poor water quality is just another way of saying water pollution. Water pollution is when one or more substances build up in water to such an extent‚ that several problems for animals and humans develop. Rivers‚ lakes‚ oceans‚ and other inland waters are able to naturally clean up certain amounts of the pollution by dispersing them harmlessly. Water pollution depends on the quantities: how much of the polluting substance is released

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    Mountaintop Removal

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    seconds. The main goal of mountaintop removal is to uncover anthracite‚ the purest carbon-rich coal‚ which is found near the center of these mountains. Coal companies cut down whole forests of trees before placing the explosives around the mountain. Seconds after detonation‚ the explosives topple the mountain and waste rocks are then dumped into valleys‚ leveling the landscape. Not only does it destroy the environment‚ mountaintop removal also devastates the health of the people who live near these

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    Microbiology

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     aureus represent the species level of  classification   ● Genus is represented by staphylococcus   ● Designing organisms in the industrial setting that can provide human products through  genetic engineering or clean up environment waste through bioremediation is part of  the sub discipline microbiology referred to as biotechnology   ● A pathogen is the term used to refer to any disease causing microorganism  ● The term ubiquitous is used to refer to the fact that microbes exists nearly  everywhere on the earth 

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    The Harmful Effects of Genetically Modified Organisms Genetic Engineering has been around since the 1970’s‚ but the process has become more complicated and ambiguous over time. A genetically modified organism‚ or GMO‚ is a plant‚ animal‚ or microorganism that has been produced to overcome any natural restrictions (Happiness). It encompasses eradicating the DNA‚ manipulating it‚ and then reinserting it into the original or alternative organism (Executive). Although GMO’s have some benefits‚ their

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    Because of our own doings. If we compare the environment when in the times of our ancestors and ours‚ these made all the difference. The surroundings are still fresh and unpolluted while as of our time now‚ we’re experiencing all air‚ water and even soil pollution. That is why Biotechnology is created. Purposing to reduce all those pollution we provided that are damaging our very own mother earth. Biotechnology. It is defined as a field of applied biology that involves the use of living things in

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