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    frequently because it is cheap and it increases crop yield. However, it has been found that atrazine in levels even as low as 2 ppb (parts per billion) can have adverse effects on the reproductive systems of many vertebrates, which includes humans (Hayes et al, 2010). According to Hayes et al’s research (2010), 10% of male African clawed frogs that were induced with 2.5 ppb of Atrazine became females. These feminized African clawed frogs were able to become pregnant, but all of their offsprings were male because the original…

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    resting, as the saying is, upon his laurels. He bore a reputation for wisdom rather than skill.. .and was much sought for in matters of consultation."(64-65) Although this description defines the role of the Doctor throughout the novel, it does not do him justice regarding the depths of his intuitive abilities. Doctor Mandelet was a healer indeed-not of the body but of the mind. In spite of being a male, he does not fit into the stereotype, and seems to understand, though not fully, the identity…

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    Lead affects each person and different concentrations of lead in the blood creates different adverse effects. According to Shnur and John lead affects children under 6 years of age the most because before then the human brain hasn’t developed the blood brain barrier which is in charge of directing contaminated blood out of the brain to lessen the effects of the chemical. Lead is a Neurotoxin, an endocrine disruptor, a teratogen, a mutagen, and a carcinogen. It can have all these affects at once…

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    Introduction It is known that air pollution had adverse effects on the health of those exposed to it. There is a diverse mix of air pollutants and the most common pollutants in outdoor air include carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), ground level ozone and particulate matter (PM) (1). Outdoor air pollution is a mixture of gases and particulate matter (PM) of varying sizes and it is often difficult to isolate the source of the PM from all the possible sources of…

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    the act suggesting it hinders normal child development to adulthood (Sharp and Peter, p2). It may involve physical or mental torture, which eventually deters some developmental phase for children. Because of the strict rules stimulated against the vice, cyber bullying emerged in the process. It illustrates the adverse impacts of modern technology to the current and future human generation. The paper will counteract the public view regarding bullying…

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    In a time when the American War on drugs in frowned on in general disapproval by the public, the harmful and life altering effects of substance abuse goes frighteningly unnoticed or perhaps ignored by those who are blind to the widespread harm it can cause. While many people are unaware of the adverse effects that substance use can have on their body, mind, and spirit, some fall victim to a dangerous cycle of use that can leave them deprived of the naturally dependency-free luxuries that clean…

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    Throughout the war there was a sensational style of journalism called yellow journalism.This type of journalism was used to gain support from the American population. Also when the U.S.S Maine got bombed the Americans automatically blamed it on Spain. Years later it was found the explosion happened from the inside of the vessel as they were carrying a big load of explosives concluding that Spain couldn’t have bombed it. Once the United States defeated Spain, and in return for helping Cuba the…

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    cause an adverse effect”. In this case sand is considered a solid that may cause adverse effects resulting from indirect human activities, as elaborated on below. This is strongly supported in the R. v. Toronto Electric Commissioners case where a contaminant is looked at its capacity to impair. In EAL’s case sand has the ability to impair the fish population in the waterway. In determination as to whether the contaminant affects the “natural environment” is defined in s.1(1), as the “air,…

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    The effects of climate change are worse than people believe. When the average American thinks about climate change they solely think about carbon dioxide and various greenhouse gases releasing into the atmosphere or ice caps melting, however climate change dramatically impacts the infrastructure. Rising sea levels, heavy downpours, and extreme heat, all caused by climate change, deteriorate highways, bridges, buildings, water plants, power plants, and most importantly dams. These dilapidations…

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    The effects of violent video games on a person’s behavior and actions. Did you know that the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) have concluded that 42% of all Americans play video games for at least 3 hours a day! That is almost is 150 million people in the USA alone! Video games have come a long way from where it began. The first video game ever created was the game of “Pong” in 1972. A simple, 2-dimensional game that can be recreated in less than 30 minutes. In 40 years, it went from…

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