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    “Littering tracts rodents in the community due to all the trash. (Rea 117).” “ Littering causes health problems to the people (Rea 117).” Litter on the ground kills plants and animals. All that it takes is for an animal to get stuck in a harmful piece of litter. “The community suffers paying millions of dollars to just clean up the community(“ Must Our” ).” “Americans don't understand how much littering in the community cost just to clean up their trash (“ Must Our” ).” There are many solutions…

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    and not safe or suitable to use" according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary. There are several acts that America has taken to fight pollution, but more work still needs to be done. In the United States, pollution has several negative impacts and effects on human health and the environment. This issue needs to be fought against, and although pollution harms humans and the earth, many people believe that the producers that create pollution are needed for America to grow…

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    world. Each day sound pollution grows more and more due to the rising amount of ships and boats travelling via sea, the only way to stop this is to stop the ships, which is unlikely any time soon. Unfortunately out of our control is also the sound effects that earthquakes and natural disasters have on the reproductive cycle of marine…

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    The state of California is driven by high productivity, the demand to produce and deliver makes air pollution inevitable. Air pollution is caused by air gasses that emit into the atmosphere, ultimately contaminating the air. The central valley of California is notorious for poor air quality, it has even been referred to as ‘America’s toxic agricultural capital’ (Leslie, 2010). The California Central Valley is greatly focused on agriculture, it is filled with farmers who rely heavily on their…

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    Oxygen, light and moisture greatly affect the shelf life, and food quality (including taste) of emergency preparedness foods. Our foods are of better quality because we design our packaging to protect the foods inside from these harmful effects. Oxygen – Oxygen has the ability to cause food to spoil spontaneously. Oxidative spoilage is the main cause of quality loss in the fatty portions and fats of foods. The result of oxidation is foul odors and unpleasant flavors. Light – Exposing…

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    Drinking Water Controversy

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    life? Life is water. Although it is considered a crucial necessity, it undergoes remarkably low standards. It is pushed aside and not significantly recognized. By this I mean water is infested with waste stemming from plastic bags to chemicals causing a great pool of toxic and harmful contamination. Contamination is pollution, and the pollution being discharged into the ponds, lakes, and rivers is of shock. Contamination is being observed through wells, companies drilling with the controversy…

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    exercises afterwards or getting the site ready for the next weapons test. Having soldiers move around radioactive material, living on bases nearby radioactive material, getting unknowingly bombarded by radiation to see its effects on the human body. How governments cover up the effects, the correlation between the weapons testing and veterans succumbing to sickness and disease after their service. And how some nations are trying to right their wrongs. In the years that make up the Cold War…

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    Coral Reef Deforestation

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    In 2015, half of the global population was predicted to be living near the coast and therefore increasing human impact on reef systems, both positive and negative. There are five main negative impacts that humans are currently having on reef systems worldwide. They are overfishing, deforestation, coastal development, coral disease and pollution. Overfishing, and other destructive fishing practices have been identified for a very long time as the most pervasive out of all local threats facing…

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    on the streets. For this reason, when people invade the personal space of the homeless, they feel threatened as though they need to protect what belongs to them by reacting aggressively. Volunteers from Breakfast on Beech Street have witnessed the effects of how an invasion of the guest’s space can cause discord. These nonverbal strategies would be useful for this nonprofit organization to employ in their daily routine with guests. To bring the guests peace of mind in regards to the safety of…

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    Heroin: An Addictive Drug

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    stop. Heroin is one of theses terrible addictive drugs. What is heroin? Heroin is an extremely potent opioid that is known for the extremely intense high that it produces. Opioids are substances that act on opioid receptors to produce morphine-like effects. It is usually seen as a white or brownish powder(Heroin Addiction Treatment). In powder form the drug can be sniffed or inhaled, but is can also be dissolved and injected which is most “popular” in the heroin addict community (Heroin…

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