what is an examle of ecological benefit and a possible adverse side effect?
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an example of eco benifit would be tilapia farming in lake Cocibolca in nicoragua. it would provide an abundance of food but it could have side effects on the flora and fauna of the lake because of increased number of game fish.
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Possible negative effects:\n   - Too high of a heart rate. This is bad if you have heart problems or a history of heart problems. \n\nA safer and more effective product is Thermoplus by AdvoCare. Buy it here:\n\n\nwww.advocare.com/0604983/
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I'm assuming you mean NEGATIVE effects?\n\nPositive effects are:\n- less fat built up in the liver\n- better cholesterol metabolism\n- good gallbladder function\n- improved brain function & memory\n- good hormone production\n- normal nerve function\n\nI know of no documented ill effects from choline supplementation. It is water-soluble so is not stored in the body. The B vitamins should always be taken together, but up to 2 to 3 times more of one can be taken for a particular disorder, such as Parkinson's.
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I have information about THE BEST complete wellness system available today.  It was developed by one of the nation's leading medical doctors, it is all natural, produced in FDA inspected labs, and boasts patents that were granted because of the company's in-depth research and proven results.  Here are just some of the benefits of this product:\n\nAnti-Fatigue - Offers prolonged energy and endurance \n \nAnti-Tumor - Potentially reduces risk of some types of tumors \n \nAnti-Carcinogen - Potentially reduces risk of some types of cancers \n \nAnti-Aging - Reduces effects of ageing and potential threat of degenerative diseases \n \nIncreased Performance - Can increase growth hormone levels to promote muscle growth and prevent muscle breakdown \n \nAntioxidant - Chelated for increased absorption and efficacy  - independently rated by Brunswick Labs to be the best leading antioxidant available.\n \nHypotensive - Effects that potentially lower blood pressure \n \nCognitive Enhancement - Promotes healthy memory and cognitive brain function \n \nAnti-ADHD - Helps manage the effects found in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) \n \nAnti-Alzheimers -  Helps prevent Alzheimer-s and other dementia \n \nAnti-Inflammatory - Alleviates pain and/or symptoms from chronic inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, eczema and psoriasis  \n \nAnti-Menopausal -  Relieves symptoms of PMS and menopause \n \nHypoglycemic - Some experience lowered blood sugar (anti diabetic effect) \n \nImmunostimulant - Improves the body's natural immune function  \n \nAntilipidemic - Effects that can lower blood fat \n \nAntiobesity - Helps with weight loss \n \nAnti Atherosclerotic - Helps prevent the hardening of arteries \n \nCardio Protective - Promotes healthy heart functions \n \nAntiviral - May prevent or modulate viral infections \n \nAntibiotic - May prevent or modulate bacterial infections \n \nAntifungal - May prevent or modulates fungal infections  \n \nAntidepressant - Relieves depression and anxiety \n \nAnti-arthritic - Helps prevent arthritis \n \nAnti-Osteoporosis - Helps prevent loss of bone mass \n \nAntiperiodontic - Can help prevent gum disease \n \nAntiallergenic - Helps to prevent allergic disease \n \nAntiseborrhic - Effects that can prevent seborrhea (skin disease) \n \nAnti Parkinson -  May reduce the risk of Parkinson-s disease and its effects \n \nAntineuralgic - Can reduce nerve pain \n \nAntivertigo - Can prevent dizziness \n \nAnticataract - Prevents Cataracts \n\nI have personally experienced the benefits of this product, and so have many of my personal friends and relatives.  Please contact me for more information.\n\nTina Hodges\nVisalusLHP@yahoo.com
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There are no real advantages, only perceived ones! \n\nThere isn't enough space to list all of the disadvantages.\n\nIf some one was to do an honest cost/benefit analysis, very few would own one.
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Go to their homepage (www.epa.gov) and read their mission statement..Im sure you will find more than you ever wanted to know about environmental stuff there..
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Benefits !! \nHope this help...
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yes. If the garbage is bio-degradable(it is natural, not man made e.g  plastic) it does not cause any harm. If the garbage is natural, like old leaves etc. it enriches the soil and helps the plant grow.\n\nIf the garbage is plastic etc. it can harm the plant
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Yes.\nFor now it is the only relatively accurate way to assess \ntoxicity of a new substance to living organism.\nIt should be controlled and kept to minimum but no other way, unless those that say "No" would agree to replace suffering animals.\nI simply can't understand people who think that it is wrong to experiment but OK to eat or take away they habitat, poison they environment but when it comes to using them for saving lives of others - no way.\nSimply visit hospital near u and see the suffering of those that cannot be saved - answer is clear (at least to me).
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adverse effects are bad side effects.  If you took a pill for nail fungus and a side effect was that it made you look beautiful, that's good, but still a side effect.  But, if it made your butt bleed, that's adverse.
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There are lots of benefits..They are very good remedy for people suffering from stomach and bowel problems as well as for the liver function.They are ideal natural tranquilizers,because they contain substances close to the Serotonone of the brain..also thy are rich in Potassium.Eaten with moderance they are required for a bunch of health problems and dietary systems..Good luck!
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Good for the environment.
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Positive impact: soft parts are used as food, hard shells used by craftsmen; also pearl oysters. Also some substances produced by mollusks are tested for medical use.\nNegative impact: some invasive bivalve species cause great money losses because they clog pipes and harm ship hulks.\nThis aside from the fact that they are essential components of food webs and thus participate in the ecological balance of terrestrial and aquatic systems. These so called "ecological services" are seldom recognized as economical benefits, but they should be.
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Pollution and DDT can cause poor environments.  All the oil and logging industries causes detriment to fishing of salmon for eagles.  As civilization expands their habitat shrinks.
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The main dangers are from the poop and dust from which you can get various diseases and conditions. You should report this company to the health authorities because they are also putting their customers at risk
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There's lots of different effects of pollution. Very few pollutants directly kill creatures in the water, unless they're released in huge amounts because they're simply not strong enough. What they usually do is disrupt the ecosystem that then kills most of the creatures.\nExamples:\nOil - creates a film on the water which blocks the passage of gasses in and out of the water. CO2 builds up in the water and kills most of the marine fauna. (this can also kill the terra life, birds and animals which also add to the pollution of the water) These rotting creatures increase the amount of nitrogen and nutrient in the water which encourage bacterial and algae blooms in the water. These particles in the water then block the light which kills the water flora. If the pollutants stay in the water and can not be flushed out then they encourage the build up even more organic matter around the waterway, and this restricts the flow of the water even more. The natural disruption of this cycle is flooding, which breaks up and washes away the toxins and debris to the ocean, which is much better able to recover from these processes. This process is less common now due to wide spread control of waterways with damming and irrigation. Many first world countries artifically recreate this process artifically by periodically flushing the river.\n\n(although our oceans are now getting in trouble too because many of the toxins we use don't break down, so over time they gradually build up and litterally have nowhere to go)\n\nAnother example is nitrogen pollution (cleaning products) which do a similar process, but they directly encourage bacterial and algae blooms... then you can take it from there.\n\nHeavy metals pollution is a little different. It builds up in a system and as it's heavier, it mostly sinks to the bottom of the river and is difficult to flush out, remaining for many generations. Smaller particles are consumed by the ocean life (eg, fish eating worms that each have a small amount in their system, then birds/humans/other animals eat the fish and the toxins are transported to the land.) This usually makes everything very sick, putting strains on any already stressed populations. This has a less dramatic effect, but much longer lasting results.\n\nI hope this helped.
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What could be harmful to you?