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    Paul.S.Martin Twilight of the mammoths - Summary & Critique Extinction is defined as “species that are no longer existing”, and has been a problem since the beginning of time. It is said that extinction started when humans came into the equation, it isn’t unknown of the ecological situation that humans have put on our planet as it is extremely complicated. Besides, their are many common problems and stipulations about global warming and climate change that is heard about on a regular basis,…

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    any other suitable alkali metal carbonate or hydrogen carbonate) which release carbon dioxide when mixed with water. Occasionally, active ingredient itself could act as the acid or alkali metal compound necessary for effervescent reaction. Effervescent tablets are uncoated tablets that generally contain acid substances and carbonates or bicarbonates and which react rapidly in the presence of water by releasing carbon dioxide. Effervescent tablets are designed to produce a…

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    Climate Change In Alaska

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    cool our businesses and industries which contribute largely to global warming. Using this energy efficiently in technology will allow less energy and increase the level of production (F?ssel, 2007 pp 274 - 275). Use of fossil fuel and especially the carbon-intensive coal can tackle the climate change. Lastly, awareness should be created to the people living in Alaska for the risks which come as a result of global warming and the times that t is in the extreme so as to take safety measures.…

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    Harrison Showalter Dr. Shope English 1102 February 9, 2015 Cost effective Solution to Pollution The United States has done a great job over the years in reducing the output of pollution. From the series of clean air acts pasted by Congress carbon emissions fell from 197 million tons to 89 million tons in 30 years. Even though the US has one of the most regulated and strictly legislated pollution policies in the world the problem has not been eradicated. Pollution is still a growing problem but…

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    over 300 million years ago when earth looked completely different with swampy seas and forest. There are significant effects when fossil fuel are burned for example carbon dioxide, which traps heat in the earth atmosphere affecting global climate change. Scientist at GCSCT (Global Climate Science Communication Team) predict that if carbon dioxide levels continue to increase, Earth will become warmer within the next century causing sea-level to rise due the warming and melting of glacier harming…

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    whales to tiny krill with a meal, these zooplankton are a major food source throughout the sea. Also, zooplankton are critical to the carbon cycle, which helps regulate how carbon dioxide cycles through the ecosystem. If the ocean were to see a loss in zooplankton, it would send severe ripple effects throughout the entire food web and ecosystem. Unfortunately, as carbon dioxide continues to pollute the ocean, this is becoming an ever increasing reality. Research and experiments performed by…

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    On earth in general, carbon dioxide has increased by 25 percent in the past 150 years in the atmosphere. The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission 's stated that “carbon monoxide, or CO is an odorless, colorless gas that can kill you.” When you get CO poisoning the symptoms you may have are headaches, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, nausea…

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    The removal of carbon dioxide in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) has been an important topic of research due to the increasing amount of recirculating aquaculture systems being employed in the aquaculture industry. Carbon dioxide, as well as ammonia, are excreted by the fish and can be present in high quantities. Elevated levels of CO2 accumulation within the recirculating water could have toxic effects on fish. The maximum level of CO2 and ammonia that can be present in the tanks…

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    walking down the street, they release a black substance/ smoke from the bottom pipe of their cars. That black smoke is called “Carbon Dioxide” or CO2. Carbon dioxide is a “gas that’s always present in your blood, and is a waste product that is generated as your body uses up oxygen, and is expelled from the lungs when you exhale” as stated from “Live Strong”.COM. Although carbon dioxide is present in the human body it is bad if the body consumes too much of CO2, the person can either have…

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    Snake Firework Essay

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    firework. This firework isn’t explosive but may produce smoke. By mixing baking soda and sugar together, dampening the mixture with lighter fluid, and then igniting the baking soda and sugar mixture, we will produce carbon dioxide gas. The carbon dioxide gas will then puff up into black carbon ash. The growing of this column of ash is what the snake firework is. What we will be measuring in the experiment is how long we can get the snake fireworks to grow. Literature Review Fireworks are…

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