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by Alisha Dhamani - 2008-07-22
Climate determines how fast or slowly rocks will erode. Climatic conditions control the rate of weathering that takes place by regulating the catalysts of moisture and temperature. Experimentation ha...
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by Kadence Buchanan - 2008-07-22
Plastics products are ubiquitous throughout the world. As dependency upon these light weight and durable products increased, so too has the need for global innovation in recycling technologies. Over ...
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by - 2008-07-21
If you use a computer and can read this newsletter, you'll have no doubt heard about global warming.You've probably heard different stories about what could be causing global warming and what it'll do...
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by JAMES SMITH - 2008-07-20
Many of us grew up watching friendly Kermit the Frog on a television show called Sesame Street. Certainly, we can remember reading the fairy tale of the frog that turns into a handsome prince afte...
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by Roger Munns - 2008-07-20
Tenerife, a Canary Island off the coast of Africa, is paving the path of using alternative energy sources in the future. Global warming is having an impact on the world now and it is only expected to...
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by Catherine Harvey - 2008-07-20
You don't have to go that far back in time to come across a time when local grocer's shops would package everything up in brown paper bags for us to take home. Shopping was a pleasure that came with ...
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by Jeffrey Langfels - 2008-07-19
Radiation emitted by the sun can be captured and converted into useful forms of energy. This energy can be used to power electricity appliances in homes or heat water. The feasibility and economica...
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by Rachel Yoshida - 2008-07-19
We are becoming increasingly aware that we must learn to conserve our natural resource of water. We can not make it ourselves like electricity, once we are out of clean, drinkable water, we will just...
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by Ernie Fitzpatrick - 2008-07-19
It's one thing to discuss the probabilities of an Atlantean and a Lemurian civilization, and it's totally another thing to come up with the reasons both or either were destroyed. Frank Joseph, editor...
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by Olivia Romero - 2008-07-18
I'm shocked! In recent weeks I've been on a quest to learn about what exactly is in my drinking water. I had already read that the Ralph Nader Institute had issued a report stating, "U.S. drinking w...
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by Kevin Browne - 2008-07-18
Want to win a new inflatable boat? Want to become, dare I say it, a BOAT OWNER, and walk the earth knowing that you have your very own motor boat waiting to take you out onto the lake or the bay or t...
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by Rachel Yoshida - 2008-07-18
Being just average people who do not have a specialized education in the fields of earth related issues such as global warming, the rising of the oceans due to glacial melting, and the decline of wil...
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by Mariam Ma - 2008-07-17
When people get out of the city to go camping and enjoy nature, they don't expect to run into pollution problems. After all it's nature, right? Everything is supposed to be pristine. Well, don't l...
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by Mariam Ma - 2008-07-17
As it is often the unfortunate case, it takes a huge wake up call to get our act in gear. Things you know you should do, you don't as you think it is never going to happen. A case in point is emerg...
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by ISLA CAMPBELL - 2008-07-16
As the price of fuel continues to rocket upwards, the biggest challenge facing many fleet managers is how to stop fleet running costs spiralling out of control. Combine that fiscal challenge wit...
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by David Brooks - 2008-07-16
Geothermal energy is nothing new, no more so than many of the so-called renewable energies. Iceland has been powering their nation and heating homes for almost four decades with geothermal energy a...
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by DAVID BROOKS - 2008-07-16
Many nations, states and private entities are scrambling to secure their respective energy futures in the face of growing oil prices, coupled with growing demand. A long overdue paradigm shift is...
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by Ernie Fitzpatrick - 2008-07-15
We are overdue for a major volcanic eruption and one of the candidates to place bets on is a super volcano- the Yellowstone Park super volcano. If it does erupt, we're in really deep yogurt and pumic...
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by Justin Rodrigo - 2008-07-15
The exceptionally high locust infestation, expected this year in Tajiskistan. Is a serious threat to the food supply for the east European nations.The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is a...
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by Scott Miscall - 2008-07-15
The electric car is fast gaining ground and for good reason. Not only does this car look trendy but it also contributes in its own small way to save our environment. However, if you thought the buck ...
