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  • My Battle Against Cigarette Butts - By: Melvin Polatnick
    The only place free of cigarette butts is my apartment. The streets and parks are littered with them.
  • Save the Earth Small Time - By: Kenneth Ragpala
    Loving need not be big. Showing it in small ways is sometimes the biggest proof of all.
  • Go Green or Go Home - By: Michael Skinner
    Local, city, county, state and the federal governments should be first to
  • All You Need To Know About Removing Solids From Wastewater Using Imhoff Tanks - By: Richard Runion
    The extent to which the processes involved in wastewater treatment are cost effective and easy to follow will act as an impetus. Hence discussing about the processes involved in wastewater treatment and their relative merits and demerits becomes pertinent.
  • How To Remove Solids From Wastewater - By: Richard Runion
    Most communities generate wastewater from both residential and nonresidential sources. Unless properly treated, wastewater can harm public health and the environment.On the other hand, wastewater treatment has assumed a different dimension today against the backdrop of the danger of running out of fresh water.
  • Green Computing: How You Can Make a Difference - By: Cathie Walker
    Global warming and environmental change have become big issues with governments, corporations and your average Joe alike all seeking out new ways to green up their daily activities. Computers certainly make up a large part of many peoples lives and traditionally are extremely damaging to the environment, which begs the question: What is Green Computing?
  • How To Increase The Efficiency Of Your Wastewater Treatment Plant - By: Richard Runion
    Potable water becomes wastewater after it gets contaminated with natural or synthetic, microbiological compounds that arise out of human activities, commercial and industrial sources. This has led to a situation where the supply of fresh water is drying up. The only way to avoid the imminent problem of running out of freshwater is to recycle and reuse wastewater. Wastewater can harm public health and the environmen, if not treated.