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…of jobs along with money. They also claim that the pollution in the environment, which is already bad to begin with, will be worsened by the agreement. These opposing arguments need to be sorted out so that the potential benefits and costs of the agreement…
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…hazards that are non-beneficial to any community. Another advantage is that, new products can be made out of old products. This method mostly cuts down on water and air pollution, which is very beneficial to both the environment and the community…
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…of pollution to the environment. These great gasoline powered vehicles have contributed greatly to the impurity of our environment. The two prominent alternative fueled vehicles yet brought up are the Electric car (EV) and the Hybrid electric car (HEV). The ultimate…
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…, justify exploiting the refuge’s oil resources. Oil drilling in ANWR will have a variety of negative effects on its delicate ecosystem including disruption of wildlife patterns, noise, pollution, and alteration of the land. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge…
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…destruction of the homes of countless species. People do not and cannot see the holes in the ozone layer or the pollution in the water. Most people have never seen in person the trees of an entire valley cut down or the coastline blackened by spilled oil. Since…
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…and stream that you can swim in if you choose to which is just opposite the city where swimming in local rivers and lakes is unheard of. In the country there a much fewer factories, roads which lead to less cars, and less houses and people to pollute the place…
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…). While children’s bodies and brains are still developing; their immune systems are more sensitive to toxicants. Applying chemicals such as pesticides is a leading cause of water pollution today. Drinking water can become contaminated or polluted due…
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…, but in the long-term, the health effects will affect you from disease-ridden mosquitoes, and pollution, to uncontrollable tire fires. In 2000 there were almost 300 million used tires discarded in the United States, over half of the tires were recycled or elese…
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…problem of the engine is the cause of air pollution. Anthropologists Burt and Thomas, in a discussion logged in the JSTOR eJournal, state that “problems of aerosol pollution by the internal combustion engine exist.” The went on to state that “we may arrive…
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…of humans. People are at great risk to their health with the advancements in technology. Not only have individuals fabricated new ways of entertainment, but have built factories, which pollute the air they breathe and water they drink. In Ishmael, Quinn tells…
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