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nowadays, such a phenomenon as traffic jams is often found in large cities. People have to stand for several hours and wait for their turn to go further. I think this is a very urgent problem for many people, so I suggest several solutions that the local government can take.
First, the government could normalize public transport trips and make it more convenient and comfortable for people. Then there will be many times fewer cars on the roads and, accordingly, traffic jams.
secondly, the government could add traffic lights on the streets so that they regulate traffic and traffic jams would not be such a big problem.
thirdly, the government could lay shorter access roads so that people could use another road if there was a traffic jam on the first one.
To reduce the number of traffic jams, there are many different ways that the government could take and take advantage of for more comfortable use of the car, especially in large cities.
In 1898, Maria Sklodowska-Curie announced the possibility of the existence of a new, highly radioactive element in uranium tar ore. Her husband Pierre abandoned his own research to help Mary, and in the same year they announced the existence of two radioactive elements: polonium and radium. In 1902, they obtained one of these elements - radium. Both scientists refused to take a patent for their discovery; together they were awarded the Dewey Medal (1903) and awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics (1903) together with Antoine Becquerel. Marie Curie wrote the Treatise on Radioactivity (1910) and was awarded the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.Maria Skłodowska was born in Warsaw into the family of teacher Władysław Skłodowski (1832-1902), director of a men's gymnasium. The father played a huge role in the life of the youngest daughter. He graduated from St. Petersburg University and was aware of the latest advances in physics, chemistry and mathematics, knew Russian, Latin and Greek, spoke French, German and English, wrote poetry and translated. Vladislav taught mathematics and physics in schools in Warsaw. Her mother, Bronislaw Boguska, ran the prestigious Warsaw School for Girls. After Maria's birth in 1868, Vladislav was appointed a teacher at another school on Novolipskaya Street, so Bronislava was forced to leave her post due to relocation.
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