Carbon Footprint

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Notably absent from this info-graphic: Percentage of population willing to expose them on Chat Roulette. The Best Links: From Online Schools View List ›

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15 Things You Should Know About Breasts

Notably absent from this info-graphic: Percentage of population willing to expose them on Chat Roulette. The Best Links: From Online Schools View List ›

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15 Things You Should Know About Breasts

How do you think the environment could be enhanced in your own opinion?

in other words if you could enhance the environment what would you do?

10 points to the best answers…
I would maybe think of using a bucket of water and a sponge to save water in order to protect the enviroment. What about you?
WOW LOL.,….so much

Scientists say the blood-red color of this five-story waterfall may be due a 2-million-year-old ecosystem of microbes trapped underneath the glacier. Now, what about Jesus's face? View Image ›

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Bleeding Glacier

Link: http://kottke.org/10/02/the-bottomles… A representation of how deep the Mariana Trench is.

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The Bottomless Ocean

The Cassini space probe flew by Saturn and took photos of its moon, Mimas. Due to its 88 mile wide crater, Mimas bears a striking resemblance to the Death Star, presumably poised near Saturn in order to blow it up. The Best Links: Via The Sun View Image ›

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That’s No Moon