http://www.viewpoints.com/Science-Web-Sites Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:33:26 GMT Reviews about Science Web Sites http://www.viewpoints.com/The-Science-Forum-review-ca214 <p>As we all know Global Warming continues to be an issue in the enviroment because Global Warming kills off our precious primates,the monkeys and others by damaging their trees and food supply so the primates are slowly dying off and will soon be extinct if we dont start taking action to preserve our earth.Another important thing to remeber is the melting of the glaciers.When this happens our preciouse Polar Bears have to swim longer and harder so they drown often with their little ones because of all the stress and strain when all they are trying to do is look for food for survival.Someday the earth may be under water because the Glacies are melting an accelerated rate.Imagine what it would be like to starve to death because of other peoples wrecklessness right here in on our beautiful earth.What if we woke up one day and were under water!Carbon Dioxide is the number on cause of global warming and we can prevent this by buying cars that dont emmit high levels of carbon disoxide.We can carpool,wear...</p>... 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Hard to spend hours watching the loons/eagles without getting so attached </p><p> Sadly this year the terrible spring storm destroyed the eagle eggs, and the cam keeper thinks possibilities are slim for another pair to mate/nest there at this late date. But I still keep checking. </p><p> Meanwhile, not far away, a loon cam is set up. I've seen no action...</p>... Wed, 09 May 2007 21:21:15 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/eagle-and-loon-live-cams-review-9a6e mmears 5