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71Air pollution vs. smoking, or who's killing who?
As new anti-smoking laws and regulations come on the scene, a few questions need to be asked. According to current CDC figures, more non-smokers than smokers are dying of respiratory diseases. Relative to actual amounts of pollution, smokers produce...
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77Save Your Environment
A hub on the author's concern about the environment and the problems related with the South-African region and few more similar problems.
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86"The Sea Turtle"
The endangered Sea Turtle has many enemies from mankind to four legged animals to the two legged creatures with wings. They have a long hard battle to get to maturity.
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83Pesky White Perch (Morone americana): North America's Salty, Shady, Sporty Freshwater Fish
The white perch can be popular in its native ranges within North America. But it also can be unpopular where it is introduced, accidentally or deliberately. Either way, it makes fishing an adventurous sport and fish fries a tasty experience.
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78Manila, The 3rd Most Densely Populated City In The World - An Example Of Globalisation
Manila, capital of the Philippines, is the third most densely populated city in the world. Manila’s problems of housing, transport, pollution, health, education and poverty is an unacceptable scenario for a likely future for city dwellers around the globe.
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83Spring Peepers: An Elegy Poem in Honor of the Death of Winter as Signalled by the Peeps of Spring Peepers
The elegy comes from the elegiac couplets of ancient Greek and Latin poetry. Anciently, it deals with erotic, humorous, mythological, satirical, somber or witty subjects. The sample elegy signals the death of winter through peeping spring peepers.
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82Stunning Redbreast Sunfish (Lepomis auritus): North America’s Iridescent, Irresistible, Irrepressible Freshwater Fish
The redbreast sunfish is a freshwater native of North America. Despite its stunningly iridescent look, it is known to adjust to splendid and less than splendid living conditions in watery habitats. It is prized for sporty fishing and tasty eating.
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81Vehicular Noise Pollution: How to prevent It
Prevention of Vehicular noise pollution. Factors determining noise pollution, causes of vehicle noise, and how to reduce noise from vehicles.
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91The Polar Bear, Monsanto, and The US Military.
Polar bears are clearly the stars of the global climate change charade. The focus of the charade is entirely wrong, however, as the hideous merchants of death, Monsanto, and the United States Military are the single largest contributors to the decline in polar bear populations.
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89The Cost of Economic Growth -- China, a case study
A sequel to the Hub, The Myth of Perpetual Growth, we take China as a case study and examine the COST of economic growth. A shocking look at the state of affairs in China.
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