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The Alligator Gar Fish: The World's Largest Fish in Freshwater

Learn about the world's largest known freshwater fish, the Alligator Gar Fish. Learn places where they live and how they behave to get good tips for Alligator Gar fishing. The gator gar is definitely one fish you will be amazed to learn about!

Published by acdc6380 (2,649 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Types of Green Energy Used in Florida

Green energy is becoming more popular in Florida and around the country. Learn about the options that are being used and developed now.

Published by Robin (3,656 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Everyday Pollution: Environmental Hazards from Common Household Pollutants

Some of the most toxic substances that are released into our air and water come from our own homes. Read on to learn more.

Published by Niki Fears (6,586 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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The Benthic Ocean Environment

Research indicates the benthic environment may have the richest species diversity in the ocean, similar to a tropical rain forest.

Published by Edna (1,019 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Lowering Arctic Sea Ice Levels: What Does This Mean For The Planet?

Satellite images show that Arctic ice is melting at a much faster rate than previously predicted. Scientist's are estimating that Arctic ice could be gone in as little as ten years. What does this mean for the planet?

Published by Rose Kivi (3,708 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Could Spening $175 a year Help With Climate Change?

If we can pay a small amount now to offset larger energy costs in the future, it will be better for the economy and the environment. That is the idea behind a current bill aimed at reducing pollution through a credit system.

Published by jasoncox83 (116 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Can We Make a Difference?: The Factors of Public Opinion in U.S. Environmental Policy

Have you ever wondered if you and your friends can make a noticeable difference in the environmental policies of our government? Have you wondered if you can really effect noticeable change? You can! Here's an overview of six different factors that unite public opinion and official policy.

Published by Tyler L. (894 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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How Carbon Credits Can Protect Our Environment

In terms of how humans affect our environment global climate change is the biggest issue that must be addressed. Carbon credits are one way to deal with this. How do carbon credits work and can they be as effective as the acid rain program in the United States?

Published by Don Shepard (294 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Endangered Rhinoceros Faces New Threat

Growth of non-native species of weeds and plants are killing grasslands that the Rhinoceroses Unicornis depend on as a food source. Conservationists are concerned that destruction of grasslands will force the endangered rhinos to leave their protected environment in search of food.

Published by Rose Kivi (3,708 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Is Cotton Safe for the Environment?

The cotton industry has spent considerable energy advertising cotton as an important aspect of daily life, but is it safe for the environment? Is cotton really better than man-made materials? Judging by the amount of pesticides used to grow cotton, it may be time to consider other options.

Published by ReneeV (559 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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