Green Revolution . what ; when ; how ; why #?
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green revolution is something that are measures which help increase crop yield .\n\nif u have a printer u can go to google open advance search , type green revolution , type - word and there u get a ready project and then just print it out
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you have to create one...start with your own ideas...then ask other people... but were in a time that you want to call on ideas that will save the environment and the world...
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ok I'll give it a go.\n\nSo the industrial revolution brought about the invention of tractors, combine harvesters and other machines that greatly increased the amount of wheat that could be harvested.\n\nWho benefited?\n\nland owners - had more wheat to sell. Despite the initial outlay on machines they could sack some workers and thereby reducing expenses.\n\nThe government - had a greater resource of food which they could use to feed more people. \n\nMore wheat makes it less expensive (supply & demand) and so the workers benifited by cheaper food. \n\nThe oxen, cows etc. benifited by being able to take it easy -but they where probably just eaten.\n\nIs this of any use?
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Dude,\n\n1st off, thanks for serving in the Marines! As soon as you realize that environmentalism is the new communism, you'll understand their motivations for stopping all sorts of energy production. Energy means progress, progress means economic development and economic development means some get rich and the lazy get left behind. These people are the lazy and they see themselves being left behind and must lash out at the rest of us.\n\nBe patient my friend. They're having abortions thus, eliminating themselves from the gene pool. Have children and raise them as competitors and Americans. We will eventually beat their asses back into the stone age where they prefer to live.
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This was the period when the Industrial Revolution was beginning. The working class were, up to this point, mostly rural farm workers. They would have worked hard in the summer, harder at harvest and less hard in the dark winter months. \nThe Industrial Revolution effected a large scale movement of people to the towns, where they worked in factories, often for very long hours and very little pay. The environemnt they lived in was often polluted and unhealthy (coal dust in coal mining / cotton dust in textile industry)\nThe exploitation of the factory workers was a subject discussed at length by Karl Marx.
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What? When? Keep me in the loop as I like to hang around  the front lines, regardless of the type of revolution (as long as it's a REVOLUTION) :)
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Try to find something about corruption in politics, I think you`ll find some interesting news. :)) OR Government structure and agreement beetwen political parties - they`ve got troubles with understand eachother. Anyway, Could you specify what kind of revolution are you looking for? The biggest and known recent scandal is "Rywin Gate".
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As a transition fuel I think bio fuel is good. There are  grasses, straw, sugar cane, corn, many things to try.  No I don't think it will harm our food supply, at least not for a transition period. \n\nI'd like to see research into capturing some of the heat generated in an engine to help move a car, and the use to solar collectors and possibly capturing energy from wind generated as a vehicle travels through the air.  \n\nI'm confident others have more inventive ideas, but until the price of oil started to anger us, those who have an interest in selling us oil have quashed efforts to produce alternative systems.
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here are two:\nhttp://theamericanrevolution.org/ipeople.asp\nhttp://www.nps.gov/revwar/about_the_revolution/revolutionary_people.html
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_revolution\n\ntry the site
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I can't believe how many answerers didn't get it. I got it. It's another example of the 'forced' liberalism causing lost work. Just like what could be the safest and most productive oil fields, isn't even started on, because of the liberal environmentalists. I worked in that industry for a while, needless to say, I don't anymore.
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1. The leaves of a plant using photosynthesis...The leaves are healthy and green.\nSorry, but I thought that I could think of more than that, but I tried.
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Good question. Nowadays people are becoming animals( bcoz of the work they do without knowing the consequences- as animals do).Look what our mother earth suffers today- pollution, dumping wastes, destruction of ozone layer,and a lot more. Work today for a greener tommorow. Thats all what I have to say. We should not wait for others to start. Stop thinking and act now, before it is too late. :(
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The conservation movement is a political and social movement that seeks to protect natural resources including plant and animal species as well as their habitat for the future.\n\nThe early conservation movement included fisheries and wildlife management, water, soil conservation and sustainable forestry. The contemporary conservation movement has broaden from the early movement's emphasis on use of sustainable yield of natual resouces and preservation of wilderness areas to include preservation of biodiversity. The conservation movement is part of the broader and more far-reaching environmental movement.
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In a nutshell: It was a period of dramatic transition when our country went from an agrarian economy to on industrialized one. What that means is, instead of most people working on farms growing and making most of what they needed, urban life became more the norm; with people working in factories and the like and purchasing most of what they needed.
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Firstly, the Green "Revolution" is not so much a revolution as it is a tax grab by special interest lobbyists. Some politicans gain support by championing the green cause, but the "revolution" has yet to provide anything of substance except doom-saying and self-rightousness.\n\nAre they going to be the saviours of our planet? No. Mother nature will take care of that. Are they going to provide sustainable jobs and development? No.\n\nThe Greens have little to offer except pie-in-the sky ideology and their own lobbying jobs. Nice in theory, impractical in the real world.
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GM crops have helped to stop famine in 3rd world countries. It has saved MILLIONS of men, women, and children. \n\nPatrick Moore, one of the founders of Greenpeace, says:\n\n"Activists persist in their zero-tolerance campaign against genetically enhanced varieties of food crops when there is zero evidence of harm to human health or the environment, and the benefits are measurable and significant. Genetically enhanced (GE) food crops result in reduced chemical pesticides, higher yield, and reduced soil erosion. Golden Rice, for example, could prevent blindness in 500,000 children per year in Asia and Africa if activists would stop blocking its introduction. Other varieties of food crops will contain iron, Vitamin E, enhanced protein and better oils. No other technology can match the potential of GE to address the nutritional deficiencies of billions of people. The anti-GE campaign seeks to deny these environmental and nutritional advances by using “Frankenfood” scare tactics and misinformation campaigns."