Pollution

The M295 kit is a decontamination system used by military and emergency response personnel for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRNE) threats. It typically consists of individual decontamination wipes or pads designed to effectively remove hazardous agents from the skin and equipment. The kit is essential for ensuring the safety of personnel exposed to CBRNE agents, allowing for rapid and effective decontamination in the field.

Oh, dude, it's like comparing air pollution to a thick fog that never lifts, or describing it as a cloud of smog that hangs over a city like a bad breakup that just won't go away. It's like trying to breathe in a toxic soup of car exhaust and factory fumes, not exactly a walk in the park, you know?

One example for a renewable resource would be biogas. It is produced by microorganisms and can be burnt to produce energy. All the microorganisms need is organic material, e.g. corn is used a lot. Further examples: Solar energy, wind energy, water, etc.

Since polypropylene contain only carbon and hydrogen atoms, it does not poison environment after its disposal. However high melting point suggests that deterioration time in the land field will be long. ammendment: really? how exactly will it break down? and what time frame. to say it does not poison the environment after disposal is untrue.

The two main greenhouse gases in cow manure are methane and nitrous oxide. Methane is produced during the digestion process in cows, while nitrous oxide is released during the decomposition of manure. Both gases are potent contributors to global warming and climate change.

Carbon Dioxide is the greenhouse gas of most current concern. It is created by burning any fuel composed of hydrocarbons, such as wood, oil, gasoline, coal, etc. The reason it is of so much current concern is that the level of carbon dioxide (chemical formula CO2) in our air has gone from 280 ppm (parts per million) to almost 400 ppm. In the last 50 to 75 years we have burned about one-half of all the oil which earth accumulated over perhaps one-million years plus lots of coal, natural gas, and wood. A lot of the carbon dioxide was absorbed by the oceans and the earth, so the 400 ppm might go much higher.

Methane is another greenhouse gas. It is created by people and animals. It increases as human population increases and as our food animal production increases.

Nitrous oxide is yet another greenhouse gas. It is created by burning. The nitrogen comes from air.

CFC-12 is a serious greenhouse gas, but its use has been largely phased out to protect our ozone layer. HCFC-22 is also serious, but it is being phased out to protect the ozone layer.

Other greenhouse gases include nitrogen trifluoride, and sulfur hexafluoride.

Water vapor is the main greenhouse gas.

Greenhouse effect is not all bad. Without it earth would be too cold for us, but too much greenhouse can make our earth too hot.

The two most common types of waterborne pollutants are sewage and fertilizer. Sewage is human, animal, and discarded waste and can generate high levels of harmful bacteria. Fertilizers enter waterways via runoff and upset the natural balance.

An element is a substance that is composed all of the same atom; carbon, oxygen, iron, etc. A compound contains two or more elements (that can be separated by chemical reactions).

The pH scale runs from 0 to 14, with 0 being extremely acid and 14 being extremely basic (alkaline). Water with a pH 7 is dead neutral. This is a suitable pH for keeping most tropical fish. If your pH of your water is less than 6.8, it is considered acid water. Fish suitable for acid water include apistogramma dwarf cichlids, angelfish, discus, tetras, gouramis, rasboras, danios, many catfish and barbs. If your pH is more than 7.4 it is considered alkaline. Suitable species for this water include kribensis, some other cichlids, rainbowfish, livebearers (guppies, mollies, platys and swordtails) most barbs and most catfish. Some water is very alkaline, with a pH of over 8. This is generally suitable only for fish that have adapted to survive in these conditions, such as African cichlids - but these are large and demanding, so do plenty of research before you buy a tank for them.

Living conditions and work opportunities in the countryside are less favourable than in the cities. This was even more marked in the past when communications and transports were less developed and economic activities were concentrated in industrial centres. Farm labour is hard work and is badly paid. Despite these factors, historically farmers who owned their own land have been remarkably attached to their property, and mass rural exodus was started or accelerated by transformation or loss of land property, often by forcible means: for instance, enclosure of common land, the abolition of slavery, land reform or mass foreclosure of farms, as was the case in the '20s and '30s due to draught and a fall in agricultural prices. In some countries, rural residents displaced by war may flock to cities.

Many countries have, in the past, tried to limit the inflow of rural migrants to cities, through residence permits, housing policies or internal passports. Among modern nations, China is a notable example for each of those.

Approximately 90% of the energy is not transferred between trophic levels in an ecosystem. This lost energy is often used for metabolic processes, growth, and heat production, rather than being passed up the food chain.

Greenhouse gas pollution refers to the release of gases such as carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere, which contribute to the greenhouse effect and global warming. This pollution is primarily caused by human activities such as burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes. Addressing greenhouse gas pollution is essential to mitigate climate change and its impacts on the environment.

You are talking about the greenhouse effect, So named because a greenhouse lets in radiant energy from the sun warming the inside, but the roof and walls of the structure contain the heat.

Plastic Bags affect landfills because the sun's rays melt the plastic bag and the chemicals in the plastic bag will either melt in the ground or come out into the air. Which means that we will get polluted air, non-fresh water because we get our water underground and we will have polluted soil and then we can plant any tress, flowers, etc. The chemicals are very HARMFUL, but if we use organic waste products such as paper, cardboard, etc, when it breaks down into the ground it will let out HARMLESS chemicals. So people please use reusable products such as metal water bottles, reusable containers, etc to save our planet. Lets be eco friendly!

Changes in the number of sunspots can affect global climate by influencing solar radiation levels. More sunspots can lead to increased solar activity, resulting in slightly higher temperatures on Earth. Conversely, fewer sunspots can lead to a decrease in solar activity, potentially causing cooler temperatures. This is known as the solar cycle and is just one of many factors influencing global climate.

CO2 is a greenhouse gas because it absorbs and traps heat in the Earth's atmosphere. When sunlight hits the Earth's surface, some of the heat is reflected back into space as infrared radiation. CO2 molecules in the atmosphere absorb this infrared radiation, preventing it from escaping into space and thus leading to a warming effect.

Pollution covers a lot of ground (ok, bad pun)

Pollution to me is anything that disrupts the environment and makes it unpleasant or harmful or even toxic. It can be litter, dirt, noxious particles or gases in the air or soil or water. It can be noise.

We all wants the products of industry. A lot of industrial activity produces waste products, that is, substances that have no economic use or value themselves.

The mines around Sudbury, Ontario, produce huge amounts of nickel and significant amounts of gold, silver and other metals. They also produce vast amounts of slag which is the rock left after the metals are melted out of it. Slag is dense and heavy. It is not a good gravel aggregate to use in concrete. It is very difficult to use as a building material on its own. It makes a very good stone bed for railway tracks but the mines don't want to sell it cheap and the railroads don't want to pay much for it. So it is dumped in gigantic piles outside the smelters. When I say gigantic piles I mean square miles of rock piled a hundred feet deep or more.

The biggest issue regarding global warming is the increase in greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide, from human activities such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation. These emissions are trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere, leading to rising global temperatures and causing a range of environmental impacts such as extreme weather events, sea level rise, and biodiversity loss. Addressing this issue requires global cooperation and concerted efforts to reduce emissions and transition to more sustainable energy sources.

An increase in carbon dioxide worldwide than yes it would cause global warming based on the greenhouse effect, as more carbon dioxide would build up in our atmosphere trapping more heat, raising the earth's temperature and therefore causing global warming.

Biodegradable products have the only real advantage because they break down and cause no threat to the environment. Non-Biodegradable products do not break down and take up space in landfills for many years. Non-Biodegradable products tend to be cheaper to make though.

That is a tricky question as there are different sizes of square bales ranging from around the 40# to almost 500# weights (those BIG square bales are starting to be used more and more because the shape makes them easier to get an efficient stack and pack then cover. Round bales are the same- In some places I've seen very small round bales in the 40-60# range (not often- and usually saw them in Easter Canada), and the really big bales can weigh close to a ton. The baler, and the forage being baled makes a huge difference in weights and sizes. When buying round bales ask the dimension 4x4, 4x5 and 4x6 are common Then ask what the hay mixture is, and ask the weight of the bales. A good hay "man" will know the answer to all 3 questions. Balers can be set differently to pack loose or really tight bales Tight bales of second cutting 4x4 alfalfa will weigh more than tight 4x4 of a timothy bromegrass and of couse weigh more than a looser bale of same dimensions and forage type. Also ask if the bales are stored under cover or in the field. Undercover bales will have little waste, but are handled more so usually cost a little more.

No, people cannot stop global warming by continuing current behaviors. To effectively combat global warming, individuals and societies need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, transition to renewable energy sources, promote sustainable practices, and work towards reducing carbon footprints. Making conscious choices and taking action to address climate change are necessary to slow down and mitigate its effects.