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…to this place in my imagination. I close my eyes and take a deep breath. My lungs are filled with the clean and pure air, a noticeable change from the thick and polluted air of the outside world. The light summer breeze, coming down through the trees, feels warm…

…tainted by our evil ways, the water has been polluted, and our hopes for being saved are beginning to diminish. By the end of the poem, Stevens appears to be hopeless about the future. We can only imagine a time when salvation is within reach, a time when…

…by oil exploration, drilling & transport, air pollution, vehicle damage…

…THE LYNX THAT PATROLS THE WOODS AND RELIES ON THE SMALLER LIFE THEN MAYBE WE WOULD NOT BUILD A ROAD THERE WHERE POLLUTANTS AND TRAFFIC CAN KILL ALL OF THE WILDLIFE. PERHAPS FOR EVERY THING THAT WE TAKE FROM NATURE WE CAN GIVE SOMETHING BACK. FOR EVERY ACRE…

…Atuli. At the time that the story takes place, humanity’s ability to conceive children has been reduced by synthetic endocrine disrupters, pollution and other chemical dangers. Fertility is at an all-time low and human cloning is impossible. Cloned human…

…pollution control and electric power, telecommunications and airline industries (ASME). Other job opportunities will be found in the high-tech area of vehicle guidance systems to solve the problem of automotive traffic congestion in many parts of the world (ASME…

…chemically. Under the pressure there bones and fossils were turned into oil. We learned how to pump this oil out of the ground and make it useful by burning it. Burning the oil can create pollution. When we burn the oil it lets off gases…

…in disability and death. Although the exact cause is unknown, bronchial spasm, infection, irritation, or a combination of the three seem to be contributory. The highest degree of occurrence is among heavy cigarette smokers, especially those exposed to polluted air…

…was also more expensive. This made people pack together in small houses. Over-crowding inevitably led to the quick spread of diseases and illnesses as pollution from industries and wastes filled the cities, affecting people who lived very close together. People…

…: 1.6 billion Chinese people in 2040 would represent a problem in terms of food (domestic production and imports), job (there is already unemployment), urban pollution and aging.…