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    Lead Poisoning Effects

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    Cadmium used in nickel-cadmium batteries is considered more harmful than lead if ingested. Workers at NiCd manufacturing plants in Japan have been experiencing health problems from prolonged exposure to the metal, and governments have banned disposal of nickel-cadmium batteries in landfills. The soft, whitish metal that occurs naturally in the soil can damage kidneys. Cadmium can be absorbed through the skin by touching a spilled battery. Since most NiCd batteries are sealed, there are no health…

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    Did you know that some states have passed laws making it illegal to throw batteries away in the garbage? Many people are unaware of this fact. In 1991, the state of North Carolina rendered it illegal to discard of lead-acid batteries in a landfill, incinerator or any other type of waste-to-energy facility. The purpose of this report is to provide you with information on rechargeable batteries so you will have a better understanding on the benefits of a recycling program and possible…

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    This paper is about the environmental challenges that are facing the Automobile Industry. This paper is summarizes the materials processing, manufacturing, the use, reuse, and finally its reclamation back into the process. I will summate how the competition in the industry is managing new regulations, the technology for powering the product that the Automobile Industry produces, and the effects of emissions on the environment and the government reactions. Vehicles are not made of what they used…

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    The Detroit Electric Car

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    However, from 1911 to 1916 they also produced a vehicle that utilized Edison’s nickel-iron battery with an additional charge, that would reliably get to 80 miles between battery charging. As advertised, the Detroit Electric was dependable and quick to start, which was why it was mainly demanded and sold to women and doctors. Parallel to this time, Henry Ford started producing his Model…

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    Description & ReviewsProduct Description Want to give your child a little off-road entertainment? Turn to the Razor dune buggy, the ultimate in electric-powered backcountry cruising. Outfitted with a powerful 350-watt motor designed to reach speeds of up to 10 miles per hour, the buggy is fast enough for serious fun, but slow enough that it won't compromise your child's safety. Parents will also appreciate the side roll cage, which creates a barrier between the rider and the…

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    My first rc car Me and my Dad have been talking about having a rc car on christmas day and when i would ask if i could have the RC car early he would always ended up saying that i need wait for christmas day.So i waited and waited till christmas day to get the rc car. Finally it was christmas day and i ran downstairs and there it was the present i have been waiting for the traxxas telluride 4x4 the most realistic rc car ever! The telluride had the smoothest suspension ever and…

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    Stop Online Piracy Act

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    In the past decades, technology has drastically altered our lives, from the way we work to how we communicate to how we fight wars. These technologies have not been without controversy, and many have sparked intense political debates with government intervention always being questioned. Innovation and technology have always brought improved stability and efficiency, however, in past decades the debate on technology safety has become a growing concern as new technologies make their way into…

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    Ethics Case Study Ethics

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    BSB111 Business Law and Ethics ETHICS CASE STUDY INDIVIDUAL REPORT Student: Jack Taylor Student Number: N9823905 Tutor: Clark Taylor Word count: 1203 Date: 24/08/16 Utilitarianism Analysing with a utilitarian view involves identifying the stakeholders involved, predicting the effect on the stakeholder’s happiness as a consequence of the action and determining if the action increases net happiness (West 2016). Installing the defeat device in diesel engines affects a variety of…

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    partnership that Tesla entered into was being with Daimler in 2010. For a 10% stake in Tesla, Daimler got Tesla’s lithium-ion battery packs into 1,000 of its electric smart cars. With the infusion of capital from Daimler, Tesla could continue with their research and development and stay in business. The investment also enables the two companies to work together further on the battery systems and electric drive systems. In 2011, Toyota acquired a 3% stake in Tesla and in return Tesla agreed…

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    vehicles having the potential to be two to three times more fuel- efficient than conventional vehicles .In general hybrids capture energy lost during braking and return it to the on-board battery. Hybrid vehicle operates the alternative power unit to supply the power required by the vehicle, to recharge the batteries, and to power accessories like the air conditioner and heater. A hybrid can achieve the cruising range and performance advantages of conventional vehicles with the low-noise,…

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