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…because of the pollution from cars, we might walk or ride a bicycle to work instead of driving. We know also that people have different ideas about what is important and what should be a top priority. The way that I view the world and my idea of what…

…population, and yet producing twenty-five percent of the world’s pollution. This is because much of our prosperity is direct result of our exploitation of fossil fuels. They provide us with about ninety-three percent of the energy we consume. For this reason…

…in 1988, engineer and environmental consultant Rafael Cruz-Pérez identified three ways in which the military's bombings pollutes the environment in Vieques: (1) Chemicals in the Missiles’ explosive payloads, (2) Dust and rock particles released into the air…

…of money by taking advantage of others in order to make profits. Environmental problems in many nations have become worse as more U.S. corporations enter their countries. Compared with big American corporations, small local industries? pollution is less…

…of everything is needed such as food, clothing, housing, schools, hospitals, and governmental agencies. Farmers must farm for technology to increase the productivity of the land. Cities become crowded and rural land becomes urban and pollution increases…

…structure and that is the carelessness of man. Silt from deforested lands and pollution from crowded coastlines choke them, and overuse by coal miners, fisheries, and even tourists deplete and destroy coral reefs. There are many more factors which add…

…pollution has become a widespread problem. Third World communities don't often have the awareness that the South has about sustainable techniques and the importance of employing them. Most people in North America live in cities and have their water purified…

…Agricultural industries have already impacted on the Hawkesbury River Catchment. The usage of fertilizers for plants such as NPK with high phosphorus and nitrogen content and the waste products from animal enterprises all contribute to the pollution of the river…

…Social values of people have been changed, as people are generally educated compared to the past. The increasing amount of pollution and exploitation that exist in the daily life affect quality of life. Their consuming patterns are transforming…

…(litter, household garbage, industrial & commercial wastes), liquid wastes (sewage, stormwater), and air pollutants (greenhouse gases, carbon monoxide). Much of the waste created by humans cannot be naturally recycled & most of it is not managed…