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Thousands Of Years Years Ago
891 words
Beginning about 12, 000 years ago, the human
population began a trend that completely changed
the way we, as a race, evolved. For the first time
in history, humans pushed beyond the restraints of
traditional hunting and gathering, into
domestication and farming. It was a change that
would not only take thousands of years to prove
worthy, but also may have set us back on the
evolutionary path at the time. Along the path to
this point, we have been constantly changing and
finding new ways to produ...
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Pollution And The Advance Of Technology
1,196 words
Technology is a major part of everyone's life.
Everyday we encounter technology at home, school
and at work. We use this technology to better our
lives. But do we really? With the advancing of
technology also comes the issue of polluting the
world we live in. We take the automobile for
granted, but as we use it, we contribute to the
growing pollution problem. Now in the year 2000,
car companies have recognized the pollution
problem, and have advanced their own technology to
help make a differenc...
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Source Of Water Shock Treatments
1,180 words
America the Beautiful! So why are we destroying it
everyday with the use of pesticides? It has been
proven that pesticides have affects on its
surrounding, although made to improve earths
resources, they typically take there negative
effect on the environment in time. Pesticides
affect more than the environment; they also affect
the animals and humans living in the environment.
There are alternative, to this major problem but,
we as the caretakers of earth must act fast. In
the following paper I...
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U S Soldiers Institute Of Medicine
1,542 words
... e to Agent Orange and other herbicides used in
Vietnam. Studies find that TCDD elicits a diverse
spectrum of biological sex, strain, age, and
species-specific effects; including
carcinogenicity, immuno toxicity, reproductive /
developmental toxicity, hepatotoxicity,
neurotoxicity, chlorine, and loss of body weight.
These effects vary according to the age, sex,
species, and strain of the animals involved. To
date, the scientific consensus is that TCDD is not
genotoxic and that its ability to ...
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Ground Water Land Surface
989 words
... e of people to the overlying land. The water
is used for such activities as drinking, personal
hygiene, residential maintenance, and industrial
and agricultural purposes. Many of these
activities involve the use and disposal of
chemicals, which are potential pollutants. When
these chemicals are used or disposed of
incorrectly unacceptable amounts can get into the
ground water and contaminate it. Several valuable
aquifers have been polluted by the people living
and working above them. Most hu...
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Meters Per Minute Printing Takes Place Fabric
1,271 words
Textile materials can be dyed at any stage of
their production procedure. The main types of
methods are batch, continuous, or semi continuous
processes. The method used depends on several
factors including type of material (fiber, yarn,
fabric, garment) type of fibers composing the
material, end use of material, and the quality
expected from finished product. The machinery used
for dyeing application is usually made out of type
316 stainless steel. This strong material is used
because of the con...
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Federal Bureau Of Investigation Cause Of Death
2,200 words
Forensics is defined as the application of science
to interpret clues for crime investigation. The
earliest forensic scientists were physicians who
were called upon to give an opinion as to the
cause of death in individuals. Now most of the
forensic scientists are investigators that pick up
clues at the crim scene. Because criminals often
are not the brightest people on the planet they
often do not plan out a burglary or theft and
carelessly leave behind district clues that allow
an investigator...
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Concentration And Reaction Rate
1,782 words
... e light intensity the same throughout the
entire experiment by working in the shade.
Prediction: I predict that as concentration of
thiosulphate increases so will reaction rate.
Concentration of a reactant affects reaction rate
because there are more frequent successful
collisions. Assume a person has two chemicals x
and y, which react when put together. If all input
variables remained constant apart from
concentration then fastest reaction rate possible
would be to mix (assuming there isnt ...
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Great Grandmother Passionate Love
898 words
There are two different kinds of LOVE, passionate
and compassionate. Passionate love is where you
are attracted to the person and to the way that
they make you feel. Compassionate love is where
you love the person for who they are. In the essay
Grandma, Gerald, the main character, gradually
begins to love his great-grandmother after
starting out on rough terms. In the essay Love:
the right chemistry Anastasia Toufexis talks about
the chemical aspect of love and why people fall in
love. In this p...
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General Accounting Office Food And Drug Administration
1,212 words
An increasing number of researchers, scientists
and practitioners are questioning the use of
animals in research on ethical, moral,
socio-political and scientific grounds. Use of
animal research data to affect change in their
patients is rarely used by clinical psychologists.
This is certainly a public interest issue as it
involves an enormous amount of brutality. Animal
research is a very lucrative business, since
billions of tax dollars are invested in it
annually. An enormous amount of this m...
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Environmental Protection Agency Ozone Depletion
1,137 words
The ozone layer diminishes more each year. As the
area of polar ozone depletion (commonly called the
ozone hole) gets larger, additional ultraviolet
rays are allowed to pass through. These rays cause
cancer, cataracts, and lowered immunity to
diseases. 1 What causes the depletion of the ozone
layer? In 1970, Crutzen first showed that nitrogen
oxides produced by decaying nitrous oxide from
soil-borne microbes react catalytically with ozone
hastening its depletion. His findings started
research on...
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Central Nervous System Loss Of Appetite
1,804 words
Drugs Abuse occurs when a drug is taken for
unintended purposes and can lead to addiction.
Addiction occurs when a person must use the drug
to feel and function normally. Addiction occurs in
two types, physical and psychological. Physical
addiction is caused the brain, the brain produces
fewer chemicals or neurotransmitters to make up
for the extra chemicals therefore the brain needs
the chemicals from the drug to reach the correct
balance and individual becomes out of touch with
reality. Psycho...
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Anorexia Nervosa
2,576 words
Thesis Statement: Anorexia Nervosa, a disturbing
disease of denial, consisting of self -imposed
starvation and the intense fear of gaining weight,
is becoming an epidemic among many teenage girls
due to the environment, biochemistry, and
personality of the individual. I. The immediate
environment, friends and family, directly
influence the development of anorexia. A.
Anorexics tend to come from families placing
strong emphasis on food and the family may have
used food for purposes other than nou...
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Municipal Solid Waste Carbon Dioxide
2,028 words
The Presidential Green Chemistry Awards-Dr. Mark
Holtzapple In 1996, Mark Holtzapple of Texas A
038; M University received the Academic Award for
the Green Chemistry challenge. This award was
given to him for the development of a family of
technologies that converts waste biomass into
animal feed and industrial chemicals and fuels by
adding lime to a fermentation process. This waste
biomass includes municipal solid waste, sewage
sludge, manure, and agricultural residues. As we
all know all of ...
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Ground Water Acid Rain
2,000 words
Western Carolina University The Importance of
Ground Water Environmental Geography 150 29
November 2000 Justin Bono Many people assume that
water is an unlimited natural resource. Is this
true? Although water appears abundant, recent
circumstances indicate that it is seriously
vulnerable to pollution and depletion. Throughout
this essay we will examine what ground water is,
how it is important in the water cycle, how its
contamination can affect us, and what we can do to
protect our ground water...
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Agricultural Practices Natural Resource
1,996 words
As nations around the globe enter the 21 st
century, one of the most pressing concerns facing
each is the notion of sustainable development.
Sustainable development, simply put, refers to
maintaining a rate of industrialization which
minimizes the destruction of the environment. And
while issues such as the price and accessibility
of crude oil dominate trade talks and newspaper
headlines, there is an ever-more important concern
emerging: access to water. Despite its relatively
small population s...
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Rate Of Reaction Hydrochloric Acid
1,681 words
Investigating The Rate Of Reaction Between Sodium
Investigating The Rate Of Reaction Between Sodium
Thiosulphate And Hydrochloric Acid Investigating
the rate of reaction between Sodium Thiosulphate
and Hydrochloric Acid Diagram Aim: We did 4
experiments to find out how the rate of reaction
changes with differing concentrations of Sodium
Thiosulphate, Hydrochloric Acid and water. As an
inert and stable liquid, water was used to alter
concentration of Sodium Thiosulphate without
changing the end a...
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Protection Agencies Port Arthur
1,000 words
Slaughter 1 English 1301 - 020 Mr. Sanborn 19
November 98 Polluting America Do you ever wonder
what you are inhaling into your lungs? Are you
concerned? When you drive past large chemical
plants, do you see the large amounts of smoke
continuously being released into the air? Did you
realize that the pollution released is probably
more than legally released? Many people do not
consider the danger we are in. We are breathing
chemicals into our lungs that harm our bodies and
organs. Many industrial...
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Carbon Dioxide Ozone Layer
1,519 words
In environmental science the green house effect is
a common term for the role water vapor; carbon
dioxide and ozone play in keeping the earths
surface warmer than it would normally be. The
atmosphere is primarily transparent to infrared
radiation from the sun, which is mostly absorbed
by the earths surface. The earth being much cooler
than the sun, remits radiation most strongly at
infrared wavelengths. Water vapor, carbon dioxide
and ozone then absorb much of this radiation and
remit a large pr...
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Aerosol Sprays Ozone Layer
768 words
Ozone The problem which I decided to adress in my
campaign was the problems that are currently
facing our Earths ozone layer and breathable air.
In this report I wish to educate you about the
effects of ozone and hopefully I will motivate you
to change your attitudes and actions to help with
the problem. Ozone is defined as an odorless,
colorless gas made up of three atoms of oxygen. It
exists in our Earths upper atmosphere and at
ground level. In the upper atmosphere, ozone
serves as a protecti...
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