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    offices, schools, hospitals and transport systems. IAQ is affected by toxic gases (such as carbon monoxide [CO] and nitrogen oxides [NOx]), volatile organic compounds (VOCs, such as formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, styrene), pesticides, lead, flame retardants, respirable particles and dust, smoking (secondhand and third-hand), various biological pollutants (such as mold and bacteria), and physical contaminants (radiation, electromagnetic radiation, and asbestos). The main factors affecting IAQ…

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    were very pretty. The Importance of Concrete Roman concrete was a very versatile building material. It was cheap to produce and therefore affordable to purchase. It hardened quickly so construction could move at a quicker pace. Concrete was flame retardant making it safer than wood and it was flexible enough when soft to take the shape of whatever mold it was placed in. This flexibility gave way to some beautiful designs being embedded into the concrete. But like I said before, Roman concrete…

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    Electronic Waste Recycling Management Nowadays, the production of electronic waste or e-waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams. Growing consumption of electronic items makes e-waste become a major issue around the world. As a matter of fact, today’s people are upgrading their electronic more frequently than before. The invention of electronic has made people life much more easier. Almost all the thing that surrounds people in the society has direct link to electronics such as…

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    In Annie Leonard’s, “The Story of Stuff: Electronics”, she offers her views on the environmental impacts of electronics and how to resolve it. Her main points that she focuses on in her essay are that electronics are “designed for the dump”, they are made of toxic materials, and that companies should be responsible for their electronic waste. In response to Leonard’s essay, all of her key ideas are valid and explain the issues around the problem that electronics are negatively impacting the…

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    Plastic bags, worth the risk? A lot of states have passed laws that require stores to charge at least 5 cents per plastic bag which has some people fuming. Less 0.2 percent of plastic bags make up world pollution. Do we really need to debate a fee? There is other trash that is being dumped into the ocean, which is bad for the environment. Plastic bags also create jobs for people in factories and if we charge a fee on bags some people would not buy bags. So there should not be a fee on…

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    The First World War was an extremely devastating conflict, whether it is to the millions who lost their lives or the decimated, crater-ridden landscapes the war left in its wake. The Great War was also a war of technological brilliance, because of the many new types of war technologies and ideas that were brought to light during this conflict. From new rifles to machine guns to airplanes; all of these types of technology, weapons and methods of waging war paved the way for technology and warfare…

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    the chassis. [6] Apple has also identified harmful elements to humans and the environment. Apple does not use any of the following material in the production of the iPhone 6s: Berylum, mercury, lead, Arsenic, PVC and Phthalates, and Brominated Flame Retardants. Apple is trying to avoid negatively impacting the ecosystem. In doing this, Apple is stopping toxic pollution and preventing harm to humans. [7] Apple engineers have invented many devices to make the iPhone 6s one of the best phones on…

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    more likely to have children with ASD. Four commonly found toxins were examined in this study: Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs), Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), Bisphenol A (BPA) and polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxin (PCDD). PBDEs is a flame retardant widely used in many household items. It is thought to disrupt the nerve differentiation of the fetus, which leads to later cognitive dysfunction when the child grows up. One may think usually people will not eat any of these items but once…

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    instructions. Have a pet friendly Halloween: The sounds and costumes of Halloween can be taxing for pets and they get unusually aggressive. So keep them inside and away from the doorway. Being safe in your costume • Only buy costumes made from flame retardant material. • Choose reputable online or offline vendors for your costume requirements. • Use work reflector strips on the…

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    It works much better when putting out the fire it chokes it out more efficiently than water and that is very important. In Sherry Long 's article, it states that applying foam to the fire it works as a retardant and can knock down flames much sooner, therefore if the fire gets put out sooner than less property is burned which is the main point to firefighting. The more that can be saved is the main goal and when using foam firefighters can accomplish this goal much better…

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