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During the so-called second battle of the Donetsk airport, soldiers on both sides endured near-constant shelling, tank shots, rocket attacks, close-quarters gunfights - even hand-to-hand fighting. Russian forces ultimately overran the Ukrainian positions. Following a brutal winter battle at the Ukrainian town of Debaltseve (in which Russian regular units participated), Russia brokered the Minsk II cease-fire, which froze the conflict along its current geographical boundaries and generally limited the intensity of combat by banning the use of certain heavy weapons. But the war never ended. Daily combat continues along a fortified front line in the Donbas. In some areas, no man’s land is several miles wide. In others, the Ukrainians and their adversaries are close enough to shout insults at one another. So far, the war has killed some 14,000 Ukrainians. And with 1.7 million people who still can’t go home because of the conflict, Europe’s only ongoing land war is also the continent’s biggest humanitarian crisis.|Taking your garden green could save you some money -- and the Earth's resources, too. Greening your garden is not just about having the lushest lawn or the most vibrant rosebushes in the neighborhood. Instead, it's about creating a garden you can enjoy today while keeping an eye on sustainability. It's using water efficiently, protecting the quality of air and water supplies, and replacing harsh chemicals with natural, healthy alternatives. So what's the big deal with going green anyway, and what does your lawn have to do with protecting the environment? To understand the benefits of going green, it helps to understand how the greenhouse effect works. Nearly every item we use throughout the day is manufactured. Transported using energy produced by fossil fuels. As these fuels are burned, they release carbon dioxide and other pollutants. These pollutants form a thick blanket across the Earth's atmosphere that traps heat. This trapped heat contributes to global warming, which may one day dramatically impact wildlife, plants, shorelines and human life. What may appear green might not be green at all. Traditionally toxic products that feature prominently in home remodeling projects, like paints and varnishes, are now appearing on the market in vastly less toxic forms. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), additives and ingredients that can prove carcinogenic in humans, are beginning to disappear from some housing materials. For example, bamboo flooring is becoming a popular choice among green remodelers because the plant grows quickly, decreasing the environmental impact of its harvest. Contractors also are taking an increasingly Earth-friendly approach to home remodeling. They're gravitating toward environmentally conscious standards, like Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, in the building industry. As the concept of green building hits its marketing stride, it makes good business sense. Old materials no longer wanted in one house can be salvaged to remodel another one. And what's greener than reusing old materials? Can home improvements decrease a home's value? Chait, Jennifer. "35 ideas for building a greener house." RiverWired. Cramer, Maggie. "From nasty nest to green possibilities." New Life Journal. Cramer, Maggie. "Is it really 'green' or just greenwashing?" New Life Journal. Grant, Alyson. "Think green when renovating at home." CanWest News Service. Soens, Robert and Guokas, Jody. Stiffler, Lisa. "If house has to go, at least it can go 'green' -- piece by piece." Seattle Post-Intelligencer. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.|The future of NATO, the transatlantic security alliance, is at the centre of the standoff between Russia and the West over Ukraine. Moscow wants guarantees that its neighbour, a former Soviet state, will be permanently barred from joining the United States-led alliance. It has also called for NATO to cease all military activity in Eastern Europe, blaming it for undermining security in the region. But Western leaders have rejected those demands. They have argued the Kremlin cannot be allowed an effective veto on Kyiv’s foreign policy decisions and defended NATO’s “open door policy”, which grants any European nation the right to ask to join. 1. What is NATO. Why was it formed? What is NATO. Why was it formed? The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was founded in 1949, in the aftermath of World War II. In the decades since, it has steadily expanded its orbit, bringing a swathe of central and eastern European states into its ranks after the USSR collapsed. combustion espontanea

















































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