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    The Dangers of Agriculture

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    research on injuries associated with agriculture‚ as well as pesticide exposure‚ pulmonary disease‚ musculoskeletal disorders‚ hearing loss‚ and stress. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ 2013) Farmworkers are exposed to many safety‚ health‚ environmental‚ biological‚ and respiratory hazards. These include vehicle rollovers‚ heat exposure‚ falls‚ musculoskeletal injuries‚ hazardous equipment‚ grain bins‚ unsanitary conditions‚ pesticides‚ and many others. Workers exposed to hot and humid conditions

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    Insects vs Animals

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    for writing Silent Spring. She had no doctorate in the field of environmental science‚ yet she still did her research and spoke her mind about the fact of the matter‚ and that matter being the killing of mass amounts of insects using pesticides. DDT was the main pesticide she was incredibly angry about because of the hidden or unknown effects it had on the environment. If there was one chapter that sticks out more than the others it would be the last one‚ The Other Road‚ which mainly focuses on the

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    Biotechnology." SAIS Review 23.1 (2003): 181-202. Web. 12 Apr. 2012. <http://www.todoroffs.com/79LCWB81STN/slippingthesurlies/Deploying%20The%20Full%20Arsenal%20%20Fighting%20Hunger%20With%20Biotechnology.pdf> Lu‚ Jinky L.‚ and Katherine Cosca. "Pesticide Application and Health Hazards: Implications for Farmers and the Environment." Internation Journal of Environmental Studies (2011): 37-41. Routledge‚ 13 Apr. 2011. Web. 15 Apr. 2012. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00207233.2010.542657>. "Researchers

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    Eggplant

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    Eggplant fruit extract: As an alternative pesticide Against damp wood termites A Science Investigatory Project Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements In Science Research I Mrs. Mishel Cadungog Research I Adviser Proponents: Eidden Abygail Maglana Francia Rose C. Villagonzalo October 2012 Chapter I: Introduction Nowadays‚ wood sellers in the Republic of the Philippines are experiencing one common problem. These are the termites (Isoptera) that are continuously

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    significant problems that humans are endangering themselves and our planet is using pesticides. Pesticides are harmful for its toxicity. They are dangerous to living things. And we can encounter pesticides almost everywhere. (Lawson 1) I think we must reduce use pesticide dietary risk from foods. Keep it from the children. What are Pesticides? If it had the suffix- cide in it‚ then you know it’s about killing something. Pesticides are designed to kill unwanted living things‚ or pets‚ whether they are insects

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    NUTRIENTS IN BANANA PEELS

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    NUTRIENTS IN BANANA PEELS Banana peels are also rich sources of potassium and contain much more soluble and insoluble fiber than their flesh. Dietary fiber promotes digestion and bowel movements and can reduce blood cholesterol levels. Banana peels also contain tryptophan‚ which increases serotonin levels in the body and affects mood‚ much like the drug Prozac does. According to "Prescription for Nutritional Healing‚" researchers in Taiwan discovered banana peel extract can ease depression because

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    645). The environment is an integral part of our lives and we depend on the resources that they provide so steps must be taken to prevent further damage to it. The land‚ water‚ and air are all subjected to pollution from various sources such as pesticides and pollution from cars. While we may need to get rid of certain insects that pose a threat to a part of our lives and we may need cars to get to places it is important to realize the effects of both of them and consider better alternatives. The

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    for the Honeybee population to remain stable‚ but pesticides used by farmers that grow these crops are depleting them. Without honeybees‚ we as a society get our food would have to change drastically to keep up with current demand for food. (Figure 1) Honeybees have been domesticated in the U.S. for nearly 400 years and their populations have been sustained until only recently. The use of new pesticides‚ as well as the sheer amount of pesticides in use‚ has led to a decline in bee population and

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    course many supporters of nonorganic food‚ who argue that there is little difference between non organic and organic food. According to a recent 2012 study conducted at Harvard University‚ "eating organic fruits and vegetables may lower exposure to pesticides‚ however the amount measured from non-organic foods is still within safety limits‚ making it safe and still healthy for consumers to eat non organic products” (47). However‚ there are a growing

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    1. David Pimentel #35‚ Is Silent Spring Behind Us? Silent Spring is a book written by Rachel Carson in 1962 that discusses the effects of pesticides‚ specifically DDT‚ and how they have had a negative impact on the environment. During the time between 1945 and 1972‚ chlorinated insecticides had become widely used in efforts to protect crops. As a result‚ these insecticides had seriously reduced the populations of predatory birds‚ fish‚ snakes and other reptilian populations‚ as well as insects and

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