Many scientists believe that public anxiety over the pollution of foods is often unjustified. They argue that it is absurd for smokers, or heavy drinkers, to make much of this comparatively minor threat to their health. However pollution is a problem, and one which is still increasing, as more and more contaminants enter the environment and the food chain.
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Weird and Wonderful of Nature: The Earth's Weathering
Physical weathering includes the action of ice and frost and the effect of plants and animals. When water gets into crack in rock, it freezes and expands. This expansion can expansion can exert a force up to 635 kg/cm2 (1400lb/sq in). With repeated freezing and thawing cracks gradually enlarge to the point at which pieces of rock break off. The process, known as ice- or frost-wedging, is most pronounced on mountains, where the daily cycle of freezing and thawing, even in summer, creates large accumulations of rock rubble, called talus or scree, around the base of steep slopes.
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Volcanoes Around The World
The word volcano comes from Vulcan, the Roman god of fire. It applies to openings in the Earth’s crust that spew out molten lava, ash, steam and gas, and to the cone of ash and lava that builds up around the opening.
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Which Way is North? A Revolution is Brewing Deep in The Earth
30,000 years ago the compass would have pointed south, and it may well do so again in the future. This dramatic shift in polarity takes place on a global scale, and its causes lie deep in the countless trillions of atoms that make up the earth.
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Weird and Wonderful of Planet Earth: The Amazing Deltas and Estuaries
Movement in the Earth’s crust, caused by an earthquake or volcano, can create a depression in an area of coastline Land surrounding a river sinks and floods, becoming a bay with a narrow opening to the sea. San Francisco Bay and the St Lawrence Estuary formed this way.
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