The statement presented above that is not true about paper recycling is; A) Recycling one ton of newspaper can save 100 trees.
Paper recycling are the processes of reprocessing waste paper such as old newspapers and magazines into new paper products for reuse. Apart from saving trees from being cut, paper recycling has many other significant benefits such as reducing water and air pollution, saving on the use of water resources and energy.
For every ton (200 pounds) of newspaper that is recycled, 17 trees are saved.
Answer:
B. Do not need much water, so they prefer soil that drains the water.
Explanation:
Sandy soil is one of the three basic soil types we have in nature (the others being loamy soil and clayey soil). One of the properties of the Sandy soil is its high water draining ability i.e. it has a low water holding capacity. This draining characteristics is due to the large pores that Sandy soils possess.
According to this question, three plants namely: yarrow, bearded iris, and sea oats grow best in sandy soil. This indirectly means that these plants mentioned do not need much water for their growth since they grow best in a soil that drains water efficiently.
It increases salivation and decreases blood pressure
Answer:
A. Oedema and ion imbalance
Explanation:
The proximal tubule is very important to the maintenance of homeostasis in the renal microenvironment. The alterations of the physiological functions will therefore distort the reabsorption of other ions. The blockage of sodium reabsorption into the channel will leads to an hypotonic internal environment. This will afterward leads to reduction of the reabsorption of water into the organ and increase the reabsorption of other ions into it. This will have clinical effect on the organism. Which is oedema of the extracellular surrounding of the tubules through accumulation of fluids and could lead to imbalance in neurological sense due to the imbalance in other ions.
Answer is: <span>Using jargon, or overly complex terms, can contribute to semantic noise.
There are four forms of communication noise: </span>psychological<span> noise, physical noise, </span>physiological<span> and </span>semantic<span> noise.
</span><span>Semantic noise occurs when</span> sender of the message uses a word or a phrase (complex terms) that we don't know the meaning of.
