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…as contributing to the population decline: shark attacks, gunshot wounds, mating activities, fishing/net line injuries, habitat degradation, lack of an adequate food supply, land and water pollution, and disease. In a 1996 report, nearly 1700 sea otter deaths had been…

…pollution. Trade liberalization of Mexico transports production of high-pollution industries from the U.S. and Canada to Mexico. Mexico’s emerging economy welcomes the investment and economic growth these new industries bring. The new industries are happy…

…and leisure time, increased fuel consumption, air pollution, health problems, stress, and discomfort. Furthermore, congestion slows the movement of goods and services, adding to the price of products and reducing the competitiveness of business. This essay…

…an inscription intended perhaps as a proclamation of divine vengeance against those who would pollute a place that was sacred to a king” (Payne 32). For Romans, Romulus was the founder of Rome that provided a hope for the people. The Forum first described…

…it could also be the (Many) Problems of Modern Society. Brian McCabe goes right in and treats the subject/problem homelessness, but in a more subtle way he mentions some of the other Problems of Modern Society. He mentions pollution, unemployment, race relations…

…power's cleanliness is that fossil fuel is very polluting. Upon reaching the power plant, it is then spent; releasing large quantities of poisonous chemicals and by-products into the atmosphere such as: sulfur, fly-ash, and other types of heavy toxic metals…

…disadvantages. These are after applying the fertilizer and it rains or too much fertilizer is used and it gets into the streams or rivers and pollutes them. In the rivers the fertilizer does the same as it would on land, the river plants grow much quicker as well…

…to the ravages of wholesale pollution…Here we have religion and robbery the aliens of each other—devils dressed in angels’ robes, and hell presenting the semblance of paradise (Douglass 327). The passage shows the irony slavery brought to Southern culture…

…Every day, hordes of Americans drive themselves to work, or to anywhere they want to go. Most of them are alone in the cars that they drive. They consume gas, space, air and parking; they produce noise, pollution and the headache of traffic…

…, atrocities, and pollution of the outside world. It is in that very instant, with these initial realizations that each of us was truly born. We continue to pack our bodies into clubs, or warehouses, or buildings you've abandoned and left for naught, and we bring…