This is our  own homemade paper. Those two are small because I did`t add enough paper. :)

a movie in dvolver. It is with funny characters .

Homemade paper

            Materials needed:

-paper

-blender

-hot tap water

-wood spoon

-plastic tray

-three tablespoons of cornstarch

-grass and flowers

-colored paper

-cinnamon 

-plastic cup

-large sieve 

-microwave

-iron

            Working mode

      Tear paper and put it in blender. Add hot tap water over it. After we press start we wait almost 20 seconds and then stop. We add the colored paper, grass, flower, cinnamon and press again start. Put the mixture in the plastic cup and add three tablespoons of cornstarch. Mix with the wood spoon in it. Put the mixture into a large sieve and press on it until all the water flow. We leave it there for five minutes. Take it from the sieve and stretch by hand in a tray. Put in in the microwave and let it there for intervals of twenty seconds . After you feel it is dry, turn it onto the other side. Iron it and you will have a lovely homemade paper. You can show off with it. 

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    You have now a gorgeous paper. Be proud of yourself because you made it by your own.

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POLLUTION

Reducing Pollution

      You can help to reduce global air pollution and climate change by driving a car that gets at least 35 miles a gallon, walking, bicycling, and using mass transit when possible. Replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs, make your home more energy efficent, and buy only energy efficient appliances. Recycle newspapers, aluminum, and other materials. Plant trees and avoid purchasing products such as Styrofoam that contain CFCs. Support much stricter clean air laws and enforcement of international treaties to reduce ozone depletion and slow global warming.

Earth is everybody's home and nobody likes living in a dirty home. Together, we can make the earth a cleaner, healthier and more pleasant place to live! 

POLLUTION

Pollution                 causes:  

      Humans probably first experienced harm from air pollution when they built fires in poorly ventilated caves. The industrialization of society, the introduction of motorized vehicles, and the explosion of the population, are factors contributing toward the growing air pollution problem. At this time it is urgent that we find methods to clean up the air.
     The primary air pollutants found in most urban areas are carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, hydrocarbons, and particulate matter (both solid and liquid). These pollutants are dispersed throughout the world's atmosphere in concentrations high enough to gradually cause serious health problems. Serious health problems can occur quickly when air pollutants are concentrated, such as when massive injections of sulfur dioxide and suspended particulate matter are emitted by a large volcanic eruption.