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    Environment

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    biodiversity is lost‚ or natural resources are depleted‚ the environment is hurt. Environmental degradation can occur naturally‚ or through human processes. The largest areas of concern at present are the loss of rain forests‚ air pollution and smog‚ ozone depletion‚ and the destruction of the marine environment. Pollution is occurring all over the world and poisoning the planet’s oceans. Even in remote areas‚ the effects of marine degradation are obvious. In some areas‚ the natural environment

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    Ozone Layer Depletion

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    It is tri atomic oxygen (03) and is a gas found in the troposphere as well as in the stratosphere. Tropospheric ozone is undesirable since it is a pollutant these‚ causing photochemical smog and greenhouse effect. In the stratosphere‚ it acts as a protectant since‚ (i) It absorbs the dangerous UV-radiations (ii) It helps to trap the weather pattern within the troposphere‚ by generating a temperative inversion in the stratosphere. Tropospheric ozone is increasing due to human activities‚ while

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    Environmental Problems

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    everything around us. It is the air‚ water‚ land‚ climate and so on. Since many years ago‚ people interferences with the environment which causes several problems. Some of these problems are air pollution‚ water pollution‚ rain forest destruction‚ smog‚ overpopulation‚ and global warming. The worst problems now affecting the world are global warming and overpopulation. First of all‚ global warming‚ which means increasing the temperature of the earth‚ is the most dangerous one. There are

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    China's Water Crisis Dbq

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    So many industries are being produced‚ pollution is a major problem. The industries need a lot of water‚ and/so the water is getting contaminated. This problem helps explain China’s water shortage because smog is smoke and fog so it can make you sick just breathing it in. Factories are growing which leads to contaminated rivers. Documents D and C. It is true that there are factors contributing to China’s water scarcity because there is too high of a demand

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    because of the hole in the ozone layer caused by air pollution. [6]  This pollution traps heat around the Earth thus causing global warming. [7] Smog is one of the forms of air pollution and one of its main components is sulfur dioxide. Although it causes acid rain it also is able to keep sunlight out of the Earth maintaining it cool. Thus reducing smog is actually helping even more the global warming as it lets more sunlight go through and gets trapped thanks to the pollution. [7] Some of the other

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    Chapter 5 Food Inc.

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    factor in the increasing cost of food‚ announced the Congressional Research Service in May of 2008. Advocates for clean air have also presented evidence that the increase in the use of ethanol in gasoline actually has increased greenhouse gasses and smog in American cities. Ethanol blended gasoline may be more volatile than conventional gasoline causing the production of more hydrocarbons. It is also more likely to seek through the seals and gaskets of an engine which also releases hydrocarbons into

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    envs project

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    Pollinator Decline – Invasive Species – Poaching – Endangered Species Pollution: Point/ Non Point Pollution – Light –Noise – Visual Water -> Acid Rain – Marine Pollution – Ocean Dumping - Oil Spills – Thermal Pollution Marine Debris - Waste Water Air -> Smog - Trophospheric Ozone – Automobile Emission – Human Activity – Indoor Air Quality Resource Depletion Exploitation Of Natural Resources – Consumerism – Consumer Capitalism – Over Consumption Fishing -> Blast Fishing‚ Cyanide Fishing – Ghost

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    laser technology II. Alcohols in diesel engines III. Fuel cell vehicles IV. Electric vehicles 9. Conclusion 10. Reference ABSTRACT In many urban areas‚ automobile transportation accounts for the majority of smog-forming emissions‚ and air pollution control legislation continues to spur the research and development of lower-emission automobiles. A study was conducted to explore the techniques for the control of exhaust emissions from automobiles. The study

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    Generation-X What is Generation-X .the ‘post-baby-boomer’ generation. Generation-X is the word that stands for the children of the baby boomer generation in America. It has been coined as such because of the diversity and lack of homogeneity of this population‚ which stands in sharp contrast with the baby- boomer generation. X stands for the unknown‚ unpredictable variable. .the 52 million Americans born between 1965 and 1981. Technically‚ Generation X is classified as

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    Biology chapter 6 review

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    pollution - Agriculture and Forestry help sustain soil 4. HOW HUMAN ACTIVITIES AFFECT WATER RESOURCES - industrial and agricultural chemicals - residential sewage - non-point sources 5. HOW HUMAN ACTIVITIES AFFECT AIR RESOURCES - smog • big cities - acid rain • burning of fossil fuels - greenhouse gases • raising cattle‚ farming rice‚ burning forests - particulates • Diesel engines 6. BIODIVERSITY - The total of all the genetically based variation in all organisms in

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