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    Bolivia is a small country amongst the gigantic Brazil, Peru, Argentina and Chile and for that reason it often gets overlooked as a side-trip if there is time. But there is no better time to visit Bolivia than now, there are a variety of historical, cultural and physical activities that will please almost every traveler. From XXX to XXX, XXXX. But what makes Bolivia most attractive to most travelers it is a very inexpensive country to travel through and can make for a very affordable adventure…

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    Why Is Asthma So Common

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    system health hazards in our society lately. Asthma is a chronic disease of the airways that makes breathing difficult. Honestly, many researchers can't explain the reason for why it is so common. They do have many theories though, some say that the air quality and pollution can cause much harm to us. Two other theories about asthma being so common suggest that the small space of our homes, as well as the materials that make up our homes, promote the development of asthma. Researchers suggest…

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    Drive Clean Chicago is an incentive program, which aims to increase the amount of vehicles in the city using clean energy and alternative fuels. It consists of three programs: Drive Clean Truck voucher fund, Drive Clean Taxi voucher fund, and Drive Clean Station rebate fund. The Drive Clean Truck and Taxi programs incentivize trucks, buses, and taxis to use zero and low emission vehicles through vouchers that can cover up to eighty-percent of the cost of switching to electric or hybrid vehicles.…

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    The idea of arming pilots comes from the Arming Pilots Against Terrorism Act, which was signed by Former President George W. Bush on November 25, 2002. In the act, and Undersecretary Magaw – who has announced that guns are not allowed in the cockpit in May 2001 (qtd. in Renna 864-865) – was ordered to establish a two-year experimental program ( Federal Flight Deck Officer…

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    attributed to fine particulate matter and ozone in the air¨.This shows,that the air is unhealthy and cause diseases and cause people to get sick easily.An example is,¨Neighborhoods throughout the Bronx, northern Manhattan and north Brooklyn struggle with both air quality issues and high poverty rates.” The article states,¨High truck and traffic volume, industrial facilities and older heating systems can all contribute to increased levels of air pollution in impoverished neighborhoods. The…

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    Your air conditioner's air filter may seem like a minor component, but in actuality, the filter is extremely crucial to your system's overall operation. A dirty air filter can negatively affect your air conditioner in a variety of ways. To help you better understand the importance of changing your unit's filter, we've created a list of problems a dirty filter can cause. How does an air filter work? Before we discuss the affects of a dirty air filter, lets talk about how a clean filter works.…

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    Summary: The article first talks about how the Trump administration is going to eliminate the plan that the Obama administration had in place to keep strict rules on the pollution from cars and fuel economy standards. Scott Pruitt is the person who wants to eliminate that plan about stricter car pollution and fuel economy because Pruitt said that the standards that are in place right now are too high and will make cost prices for cars too expensive. But, John DeCicco, who is a professor at the…

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    Thin Air Case Study

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    In early May 1996, two teams of commercial expeditions led by highly experiences climbers attempted to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Out of the 23 mountaineers that attempted the summit, only 18 survived. Of the five that perished, two men, Rob Hall and Scott Fischer, extremely skilled climbing leaders with previous experience reaching the summit, did not make the decent. Since that deadly expedition in 1996, many, including the survivors of that climb, have attempted to explain why the…

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    “With enough determination, any bloody idiot can get up this hill, the trick is to get back down alive.” This quote from Jon Krakauer captures the gripping story of Into Thin Air which summarizes Jon’s emotional and physical journey while climbing the tallest mountain in the world. Through extensive climbing and note-taking Jon is able to share his experiences and tell a riveting story about his life or death experience from the perspective of a reporter which provides an amazing point of view…

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    We started preparing to leave for Everest on June, 2015, even though we were delayed for preparing and for the season. After several checks, however, we found a perfect weather window for summer, with few monsoons from India. So we scheduled the real ascent the first week of July, and two weeks after we sold most of what we had, and put in boxes all the gear we already had. Summiting Everest depends on a number of factors, and any experienced climber knows this. Because Everest is the tallest…

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