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the pollution of our air, water, and soil. What can we do in the face of such widespread gloom?
In fact, we do not have to feel helpless. We can each learn practical ways to better our environment.
For example, saving and recycling newspapers has
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Alternate Energy Resources
As most people know our energy supply is slowly running out. We are using energy sources that either pollute the air, take up natural resources or cause damage to other forms of life. Today, we are working on other forms
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A livable society in which all essential sources of man-made energy, which is virtually pollution-free and affordable, seems impossible. Although such a concept seems like science fiction today, real efforts are underway to assure that by the late 21st
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cancer and all kinds of other harmful biological effects.
The pollution is causing a global warming and the ozone deletion. Every day, every single human being, contributes in some way, to the destruction of the ozone layer, from using deodorant sprays
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suffering as an effect of racism.
Communities of people of color have long been looked upon as the dumping grounds for the industrialized worlds poisons, pollutants, and toxic wastes. The racism that used to exist in order to make plantation owners wealthy
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of Antarctica. Some lichens inhabit the Earth's driest deserts, where they grow almost entirely underground and obtain light and moisture through small openings in the ground. Few grow near cities because most cannot survive in industrial air pollution
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and sulfur. Carbon is the major element in fossil fuels. We obtain energy from fossil fuels by burning them. Coal is the most abundant fossil fuel in the U.S. Yet it has a major disadvantage. It is a strong pollutant. When it is burned, it releases impurities like
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Category: /Literature/English
the added factor. Since the pollution in Midwestern states drifts through the air and ends up in the north eastern states where these biomes are acid rain becomes a much bigger problem and seems to kill off some organisms. Officials of the north eastern states
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South take the rest of it ,or even all of it if they didnt go anywhere during the winter, during the summer. These people travel all over Ontario during this time, creating may traffic jams and therefor a lot of pollution. This pollution builds up causing
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are some ways Canada is being swallowed by the United States.
However, Canada is a valued trade partner for the Americans. For example, the United States has a dire need for our natural resources, such as water. Having polluted their own water supply
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