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There are many known issues related to the topic of cloning. Many believe that cloning does pose health risks. This is true especially when cloning is used for replicating animals.
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Cloning dates back to 1885 when the first study was conducted by German scientist Hans Adolf Eduard Driesch. In 1902, he cloned a set of twin salamanders by dividing an embryo into two separate, viable embryos. Since then, there have been many breakthroughs in cloning.
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Here is a comprehensive list of words and jargon that define the urban world.
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Urban agglomeration provides opportunities for innovation and reducing costs; provision of urban services is not a function of city size but of co-ordination of different services; clustering of economic activities stimulates economic development; linking land use with public transport is more effective for sustainable and inclusive development.
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Humans are spreading across the planet in a way that is unsustainable. Cities, the places where most humans now live, are becoming bigger and more voracious exploiters of space than ever before.
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Just over half the world's population now call cities home. Soon some 500 cities around the world will have more than 1 million people each. Within a couple of decades, says the UN.
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A global water crisis is already apparent to those who look beyond humans and consider what is happening to other species. Planet Earth is at the beginning of a mass extinction event that is eliminating species at a faster rate than at any time in the history of the planet. This is the sixth mass […]
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Renewable energy usually is believed to be a solution to the rising energy demands and as a measure against environmental damage. Is it really so?
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Subjects and verbs must agree in two ways: number (singular or plural) and person (first, second, or third). These two general rules hold through all the different subject/verb guidelines. As a rule, plural subjects end in -s and plural verbs do not end in -s.
