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    Organic Foods: Saving Yourself and the Environment Do you know everything that happens to the food you buy before you buy it? You probably do not because the food industry does not want you to know. If you did know, you would not want to eat your food. Have you ever wondered why you can buy tomatoes in the middle of winter, or why meat does not have any bones? Foods have been imported to your supermarket from all around the world. Produce is harvested when it is not completely ripe and then

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    Pesticides are heavily used by golf courses, as it is the same case with some parks and schools. Consumers face issues of pesticide exposure in water and food residues. For example, 94% of herbicide atrazine is found United States drinking water which is always tested by USDA. Therefore, the widespread and long term exposure to pesticides has got so many tremendous ecological effects over the years, starting from weed and pest resistance up to environmental

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    Marlin Texas Hobby Unit

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    First hand acknowledgement about Hobby Woman Unit in Marlin Texas, poor air circulation, medical care and service and poison water. In 2003 I was introduce to Hobby Hotel know as 76661 the hell pit. As stated in my research First hand, information and information from inmates that has been document in court filing. Hobby Unit was a place inmate died or wanted to die by the hands of other are taking their own lives. The prison were overcrowded and understaffed it was known that the staff did not

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    Runoff is defined as excess water that soil does not absorb after a storm. Runoff collects various particles on its way downhill, such as pesticides and nutrients, from the surrounding area, and moves them into the nearby bodies of water. Some nutrients carried by runoff include: nitrate, ammonium, and phosphate; all of which are found in golf course turf fertilizer (experiment). When these excess chemicals enter the water, they create an imbalance in the ecosystem. This imbalance can be harmful

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    Are Gmos Safe Or Harmful?

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    Generally Modified Organism better known as GMOs are becoming a popular topic of argument around the world. The question on everyone’s mind is whether GMOs are safe to consume and what effects they may possibly have. GMOS while becoming a topic today have been around for years now. Scientists have been genetically altering crops for years now and this idea has been around for some time. Nonetheless, GMOs are becoming the new wave of discussion among many. GMOs are needed today to help the food shortage

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    Any residual chemicals, those not absorbed by plant life or consumed by microbes, are then transported to other areas through hydrological processing. The hydrological cycle is very intricate, involving the movement of chemical additives found in synthetic fertilizer by way of water travel. As Killebrew and Wolff detailed in their article, “Environmental Impacts of Agricultural Technologies,” water transport includes leaching, run-off, and erosion, usually caused by over-watering or precipitation

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    Chipotle Mexican Grill is attempting to revolutionize the fast food market. After observing the popularity of taquerías in San Francisco, founder Steve Ells brought his love of Mission-style burritos to Denver, Colorado in 1993. With rapid success, Ells began to expand the company outside Colorado. Today, Chipotle serves its burritos at over 1,900 restaurants globally. The leader in the fast-casual industry employs the use of local ingredients and sustainable farming practices to promote its

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    Effects of Different Stresses on Frog Cardiac Muscle Brett Cashion Laboratory Partners: Michael Comisac, Haylee Kaushaar, Jessica Self, and Kaitlyn Strosnider April 22, 2015 Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences California University of PA BIO 318, Human Physiology Introduction: The heart is made up of cardiac muscles that are striated, involuntary, and contains intercalated disks which consist of gap junctions that send electrical signals to the heart. In order for

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    Not only are people affected but also animals and other life on Earth. The documentary helps gain insight by showing clips which each proves to us that the problem is real, that it is everywhere and that the chemicals from pollution such as atrazine are definitely affecting us with cancer and that the chemicals are affecting frogs. Meanwhile, we are only living with the misconception of the never ending supply of water and clogging the water supplies with wastes. The idea of incorporating intelligent

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    Once soil is intoxicated, the chemical compounds in synthetic fertilizer create a harmful environment for microbial life and are later dispersed to surrounding areas through the process of hydrology. In naturally fertile soil, microbial life is diverse and abundant. In fact, as soil microbiologist David Zuber has stated in his Soil Microbiology FAQ article, “there can be hundreds of millions to billions of microbes in a single gram (about the size of a navy bean in volume) of soil.” These microbes

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