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Ocean acidification isn't something that most folks lose sleep over. As a side effect of climate change, it doesn't present a striking image the way a crack in the Antarctic ice shelf or a hurricane-battered coast might. But some problems need to be seen... - Acid Rain is Turning Canada’s Lakes Into Jelly
You’d have to be living under a rock not to know that acid rain is a monumental problem, but these days, the consequences of industrialization are beyond anything we could have imagined... - pH Conditioner: Floating Jellyfish Skyscrapers Combat Air Pollution While Producing Fresh Water
Read the rest of pH Conditioner: Floating Jellyfish Skyscrapers Combat Air Pollution While Producing Fresh Water Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "eVolo", "sustainable architecture", 2013 evolo competition, 2013 evolo skyscraper... - Dangerous Coal Use Surges Despite Despite Global Warming
On the heels of the recent COP 18 climate conference in Qatar, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has reported that global coal use is on the rise. Without controls to make one of the most polluting fossil fuels on earth less economically attractive,... - New Study Finds that Pollution Turns Carnivorous Plants Into Vegetarians
Dr. Jonathan Millet from Loughborough University has revealed that pollution is causing carnivorous plants, such as the Venus flytrap, to change their behavior and become vegetarian. An increase in acid rain has caused there to be more nitrogen in the...
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