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1. Acid Rain
   ... and monuments, corrodes copper and lead piping, damages such manmade things as automobiles, reduces soil fertility and can cause toxic metals to leach into ...
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2. Acid Rain
   ... and monuments, corrodes copper and lead piping, damages such manmade things as automobiles, reduces soil fertility and can cause toxic metals to leach into ...
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3. biotech food
   ... risks, to humans, that scientists have identified are new allergens in the food supply, antibiotic resistance, a concentration of toxic metals, and enhancement ...
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4. Acid Rain2
   ... Acid rain that falls onto the earth washes off the nutrients out of the soil and carries toxic metals that have been released from the soil into the lakes. ...
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5. Poison in the Rockies
   ... An indirect effect of acid precipitation on humans is that the toxic metals dissolved in the water are absorbed in fruits, vegetables and in the tissues of ...
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6. Acid Rain
   ... An indirect effect of acid precipitation on humans is that the toxic metals dissolved in the water are absorbed in fruits, vegetables and in the tissues of ...
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7. Acid Rain 6
   ... An indirect effect of acid precipitation on humans is that the toxic metals dissolved in the water are absorbed in fruits, vegetables, and in the tissues of ...
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8. Batteries.....Toxic Threat
   ... humans. Heavy metals in batteries are toxic mainly because they interfere with important biochemical processes within our cells. It ...
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9. Immagration and pollution
   ... These toxic metals are easily leached by infiltrating water into aquatic systems where they accumulate to toxic levels Carousel 3536. ...
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10. Toxic Waste Effects1
    ... recycled. Lead and silver both are heavy metals, which are classified as toxic wastes are both recycled and used again. About ...
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11. Toxic Waste Effects
    ... recycled. Lead and silver both are heavy metals, which are classified as toxic wastes are both recycled and used again. About ...
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12. acid rain, effects and causes
    ... Humans may also be affected by drinking water which contains higher levels of toxic metals which have been dissolved from soils and pipes by the increased ...
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13. Industrial Pollution and Its Affects On Our Health
    ... At high levels, watersoluble inorganic chemicalsincluding acids,salts,and compounds of toxic metals such as mercury and leadcan also make drinking water ...
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14. acid rain
    ... Acid rain that falls onto the earth washes off nutrients out of the soil and carries toxic metals that have been released from the soil into the lakes. ...
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15. acid rain
    ... An indirect effect of acid rain on humans is that the toxic metals dissolved in the water are absorbed in fruits, vegetables and tissues of animals www.texas ...
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16. Rain
    ... failure and morphological aberration of fish. A lowered pH tends to neutralize toxic metals. The accumulation of such metals in ...
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17. Acid Rain 11
    ... failure and morphological aberration of fish. A lowered pH tends to neutralize toxic metals. The accumulation of such metals in ...
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18. Acid Rain 2
    ... failure and morphological aberration of fish. A lowered pH tends to neutralize toxic metals. The accumulation of such metals in ...
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19. Alternative Medicine
    ... It works by drawing out toxic metals and other harmful substances that impair bodily functions and help the body eliminate these toxins via the kidneys. ...
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20. Acid Rain 13
    ... v Also, acid rain can increase the levels of toxic metals such as aluminum, copper, and mercury in untreated drinking water supplies. ...
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21. Acid Rain
    ... An indirect effect of acid precipitation on humans is that the toxic metals dissolved in the water are absorbed in fruits, vegetables and in the tissues of ...
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22. Acid Rain
    ... Although these toxic metals do not directly affect the animals, they have serious affects on humans when they are being consumed. ...
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23. Wonder of water
    ... failure and morphological aberration of fish. A lowered pH tends to neutralize toxic metals. The accumulation of such metals in ...
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24. pudget
    ... These five facilities legally discharged into Puget Sound 11.5 million pounds of toxic chemicals, including persistent toxic heavy metals, carcinogens such as ...
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25. Acid Rain 5
    ... Acid deposition can increase the levels of toxic metals such as aluminum, copper, and mercury in untreated drinking water supplies. ...
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26. nuclear energy
    ... waste products from the burning fossil fuels include large quantities of fly ash typically 200,000 tonnes per year, containing toxic metals substances that ...
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27. Acid Rain essay
    ... easily. The acid level that rises also releases toxic metals trapped inside the rocks and stop the fish from breathing. Trees This ...
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28. Acid Rain 15
    ... Avid rain that falls onto the earth washes off the nutrients out of the soil and carries toxic metals that have been released from the soil into the lakes. ...
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29. Earth: Overpopulated
    ... Through mining and processing we are releasing toxic metals into the biosphere that would otherwise have remained safely locked in stone. ...
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30. Acid Rain
    ... Although these toxic metals do not directly affect the animals, they have serious affects on humans when they are being consumed. ...
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