diesel engines and its effects on the environment
Date Submitted: 10/25/2004 21:22:16
Category: / Science & Technology / Engineering
Length: 12 pages (3340 words)
Category: / Science & Technology / Engineering
Length: 12 pages (3340 words)
Introduction
"There is nothing free in the world except air." We often hear this from people who complain that prices are getting high. It is ironic because air is such a vital part of the world and yet we tend to take it for granted. Have we ever stopped and actually thought of the importance of air? Only few of us will probably say yes. Air is so passive and inert that we actually forget …
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