Answer:
What exactly is your question?? Or are you just messing with everyone here??
Explanation:
Answer:
Fahrenheit is the other
Explanation:
This is a weird question.
Yes proponents of these products should be held accountable and they must be asked to inform the general public about all the pros and cons and the risk associated with these product .
<u>Explanation:</u>
Therapies like magnetic and touch generates various harmful radiation that slowly damages some organs of body. Homeopathy is different way of treating medical issues , whose effect is gradual and sometimes even doubtful that it has any effect also. Ethical issue is that all the details are not provided to people or targeted consumer or even if provided only in disguised manner so that they can not be sued later. This creates ethical issue of denial of informed choice. For the monetary benefits of such proponent life of other should not be put at risk.
Answer:
O Both are inexpensive ways to fight erosion.
Explanation:
Beach nourishment which is the artificial placement of sand on the shores of the beach in-order to maintain the amount of sand present as was obtainable in the foundation of the coast is one of the inexpensive ways to fight erosion.
Most times, the sands are taken from where they are in abundance and moved towards the shores of the beach where they are lacking. <em>This similar to vegetation management which is the implementation of various strategies like tree pruning, tree growth and use of herbicides in-order to prevent erosion and establishment of inadequate compatible species environment.</em>
Answer and Explanation:
The word "Tod" means "dead" in German. This shows a vision of the life of Tod Clifton, who despite being a good, sensitive man with many promising ideas, was plagued by violence, intolerance and discrimination for being black, led to enter a highly depressed state that killed him inside and on the outside.
This question is about the book "Invisible Man" that shows the reality of black people in America who were judged by stereotypes and racist concepts, but not by who they really were.
