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What are Pros and cons for urban sprawl?
pollition
Can you have some information on renewable fuel?
causes pollition and your moms face to be ugly
Do you think humans should reduce pollition?
yes, they should we could run out of earth and die
Cooperation between Canada and US?
There working together to stop the air and water pollition in the Great Lakes
What is in air pollition?
Air pollution has a lot of causes. One being motor vehicles that put carbon in the air and deplete the ozone. Other causes are chemicals released from power plants such as the ones in japan that are releasing airborne radiation.
What is air pollition?
Air pollution has a lot of causes. One being motor vehicles that put carbon in the air and deplete the ozone. Other causes are chemicals released from power plants such as the ones in Japan that are releasing airborne radiation.
What does Islam teaches about pollution?
Muslims are taught to be clean.Islam emphasizes greatly on cleanliness.In a Muslim country pollution is less.
What will happen in 2098?
After being kept a secret or lost for more than 200 years, the transcripts of Isaac Newton were found in an auction house. Isaac Newton devoted his time decoding the Books of Daniel and Revelations of the Bible, and revealed that the end of days or armagedon will be on the year 2062. Accordingly, signs leading to this "day" have already began.
Disadvantages of air transport?
1. High tranportation cost. 2. Air pollition. 3. Connectes only major cities. small towns and villages not covered 4. Limited and restricted service between places. 5. Lower chances of surviving when it crash 6. Huge maintenance and overhead cost.
Measures to prevent nuclear pollution?
You have to design the reactor primary circuit to a very high standard such that massive releases of coolant are not possible, and you have to also design minor breaches of the primary circuit so that the operators are always aware of any loss of coolant. Also to provide a secondary containment which will prevent any small coolant leaks from reaching the environment.
What is some cool stuff about river otters?
The River Otter has many vital adaptations that help them survive in some extreme environments. One of the major differences in the River Otter, and other land mammals of a similar size and weight, is the River Otter has a metabolic rate that is 50% higher, which helps them produce extra body heat, this helps them maintain their body temperature in the worst of the cold water, and weather they face on a regular basis. Also their coat is a combination of two different types of fur, an outer layer of "guard hairs", designed to protect the short dense second layer of fur, called the "under, or inner" coat. This double layer system insulates the River Otter from the cold weather, and helps them to float, and shed water. The nostrils are on the top of the nose, making it possible to breathe, while the body of the otter remains completely under water, another way to stay warm in an inhospitable environment. But they are also wonderfully adapted to diving, and the River Otter automatically closes his nostrils when he dives. The whiskers are highly sensitive, picking up vibrations in the water, aiding hunting under water. The four webbed feet help with forward thrust during swimming. While the River Otter uses two styles of swimming, a dog paddle style for slower cruising, or floating on the surface of the water, and especially when they are coming up for air. But when they are sprinting, or in a high speed chase or dive, their whole body is used in an undulating motion, and the rear webbed feet are used more for steering the sharp twists and turns, they are so well known for. Also the River Otter is physically designed, to accommodate more land travel than other Otters. They can even run at surprising speeds, around 29 miles per hour over land, due to the considerable distances they may have to travel to find new territories. Plus the River Otter has scent glands used to mark the territory they patrol, and it's been adapted into a defensive weapon of sorts. They will use these "permeable scent glands" much as skunks do. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
