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How did Hurricane Sandy affect the environment?
It effected it by knocking down trees, trees knocking power lines, and most people having their homes destroyed.
Are over head electrical wires a problem?
Only if you touch them :) Some believe the electro-magnetic energy from power lines may cause cancer. Most are concerned with overhead power lines when needed to trim trees, or access other elevated areas.
How much snow does it take to cause a power outage?
This can vary on the power lines and trees. Typically it would not be the snow, but the ice, which would cause problems, though. Icicles forming on overhead power lines, weighing them down, or icicles on tree branches, causing them to bend or break and fall into the power lines, would be the most common problems in winter weather, rather than a certain amount of snowfall.
Between what lines of longitude did most of the land controlled by the axis power lines?
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What is The Advantages of Opting for Tree Removal Services?
One of the most important benefits of tree removal is safety. Dead or dying trees can harm your property, as they can fall and cause damage to buildings or vehicles. Also, trees that are too close to power lines or buildings can pose a fire risk
What is the main hazardous ingredient in Clorox bleach?
what is the most hazardous ingredient in clorox bleaach
What do tornadoes effect on the community?
Just about everything they touch. Most specifically they can damage or destroy buildings, bring down power lines, causing outages, and block roads with debris and downed trees. In the very worst cases entire neighborhoods can be obliterated.
How does a tornado destroy power lines?
The winds of a tornado carry a large amount of force. Most tornadoes are capable of toppling trees and breaking tree limbs, some of which may fall on power lines, snapping them. An EF1 or EF2 (86-135 mph winds) carries enough force in its winds to topple and snap wooden power poles. The winds of an EF3 tornado (136-165 mph) are powerful enough to crumple steel transmission towers.
What is most hazardous to plants?
ozone and sulfur
Which season is the most dangerous?
Summer is statistically the most hazardous season.
Can the presence of hazardous materials can always be detected by the sense of smell?
No, in most cases, the sense of smell is not a reliable means of identifying the presence of a hazardous materials.Many hazardous materials have no odor, and others are hazardous at concentrations that are too low to be smelled by most people.In addition there are many materials that have obnoxious odors but are not otherwise hazardous.
What are uses of trees?
Paper (various types), Mulch, Power, Jewelry, Architecture, Art, and most importantly, AIR.
