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    Ocean pollution is one of the worlds worst types of pollution. What can we do to stop it? Imagine drifting through the sea, looking down and seeing the vast ocean full of trash and dead fish all the way to the horizon. The smell of death fills the air as a large wave, full of garbage, comes crashing down towards you and your boat. Sadly this is not the future, nor an imaginary place, it is the world we live in today. This place I describe is called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which is…

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    Cause Of Pollution Essay

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    What are causes of pollution and how can it be stopped or decrease ? Pollution is a presence of introduction into the environment of a substance that has harmful or poisonous effects. Most of the human life activities that happen each and every day for us to survive are polluting the world. Pollution is overcoming the earth and destroying lots of natural resources that we need. Pollution is known to cause human illness around the world. Pollution is causing bad damage to the earth for many…

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    Reduce Pollution In China

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    already become a reality, in China. The bad environment in China, because of the pollution, is affecting the citizens physically and emotionally. Currently, China is putting the success of their economy over the safety of their own environment, and this needs to change. In addition, the pollution is ruining China’s present and future economy in numerous ways. Although, there are so many ways that China can solve this pollution problem, it will cost them. Firstly, the people in China are…

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    Air Pollution Causes

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    Discuss the causes for and the effects of air pollution? Air pollution is becoming an important form of pollution in our environment, but before discussing the causes and effects of it we have to know what air pollution means. It is generally defined as the presence of different types of materials in the air that cause harm for humans, animals and plants. The purpose of this essay is to mention how air pollution started and the sources of it, its impact on earth’s creatures, and the solutions to…

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    Human activities are a major source of air pollution in our cars, trucks, and other forms of transportation do a great deal to pollute in the air. The book, Pollution Opposing Viewpoints, claims that there are varieties of ways that influence air pollution, but “the most common contaminants come from burning of petroleum hydrocarbon, the using of pesticides and industrial and domestic discharges due to those contaminants entering into the environment” (Roleff 26). Petroleum hydrocarbon is…

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    Sources of air pollution in North Carolina Im am writing about the many different sources of air pollution in North Carolina. I will be giving three different examples of air pollution in three different paragraph. These paragraphs will explain how these/we release air pollution. One major source of air pollution in North Carolina is coal powered emission plants. This is a source because it can create ozone on the earth. Ozone can cause really serious respiratory problems, which…

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    Pollution is a problem that has been going on since the time of the Romans. It is a serious problem and we need to confront it. Pollution affects us negatively how we live on our planet. There are many different types of pollution such as air, water, and land pollution. All these pollutants are poison to us and are killing us slowly. Water is needed for everything on earth. The earth is 96.5% water while the surface is covered with 71% water (USGS). Now, what is even more surprising is that…

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    Air Pollution Controversy

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    Air Pollution Policy and Controversy Rachel Carson boldly warned the American people in 1962 that if the United States continued its agricultural and industrial practices, songbirds would cease to exist. Losing an important part of the ecological food chain would have repercussions, possibly worse than we could imagine. While literature like Silent Spring helped bring attention to environmental concerns in the mid to late 1900s, several fatal disasters struck a stronger chord. Smog in…

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    chemical substances because this results in a tremendous negative impact on organisms’ health, disasters, and the future generation, before chemical pollution takes over this…

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    Essay On Ocean Pollution

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    Ocean pollution has been a problem since 1950 and is still a problem to this very day. Over 80% of pollution is coming from land based activities. Pollution divides itself into different categories which are: Oil spills, Fertilizers, Seas of Garbage, Plastics, Sewage Disposal, and Toxic Chemicals. Current theories and research on Ocean Pollution indicate that oceans have been treated as a giant disposal for all types of garbage. If we continue to treat our ocean like a giant disposal our largest…

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