Television is a source of entertainment and information for everyone and can impact the lives of people in many positive ways. TV can also have a Negative Impact on Children! Learn more about it in this article.READ MORE!
We all live on this planet and it is up to each and every person and business to do their part to help make our natural resources last for future generations. A big part of making those natural resources last for future generations is recycling. Recycling is something that can be easy to do and everyone can do things to play a role in recycling to do their part in helping to preserve our environment for future generations. Below, we’ve listed some quite interesting facts about recycling that many people don’t know. See what you can learn that you didn’t already know! Recycling facts that you may not know! The most wasted natural resource on Earth is water! The average person generates over 4 pounds of trash every day & around 1.5 tons of solid waste per year. A plant takes a minimumREAD MORE!
Bituminous coal is also called soft coals or black coals are the group of coals that are the most abundant. It’s the type of coal that is most widely used in our world today. It’s been named so because of the presence of a tar-like & gluey type substance that is known as bitumen. Bituminous type coals are formed & created when a sub-bituminous type of coal is exposed to heating & very high pressure. Based on the coals volatility, bituminous type coals are divided into the categories of low-volatile bituminous coal , medium-volatile bituminous coal & finally high-volatile A, B, & C bituminous coal. High grades of bituminous coals can be found in the Appalachian regions of the states of Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, & in West Virginia. The highest production of this type of coal is in the state of West Virginia, then followed by Kentucky, thenREAD MORE!
Television can be a great source of entertainment, learning and family bonding but there are many possible negative affects that TV can have. Find out about some of the negative affects television can have in this article.READ MORE!
Did you know that the first computer (as we know them today) was introduced in 1945? Historical computer facts tell us that the 1st electronic digital computer was called the “ENIAC” which stands for Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer and it was introduced in 1945 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. This computer required so much electricity that the lights in the towns and cities close by dimmed every time that it was turned on! It was huge and it weighed 30 tons and took up about 1500 square feet of interior floor space! The first computers were so big and they used to occupy huge rooms. The size of computers was reduced gradually over time and the storage capacities were improved drastically as well. Development of the microprocessor was one thing that lead to the evolution of the early computers. Today there are countless types of personal and desktop computers.READ MORE!
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