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    Landfills are full of waste that is releasing dangerous and harmful chemicals into the world so people want to keep the amount of waste going into a landfill at the absolute minimum. Paper comes from trees and although trees are an abundant resource it is important to not kill any more than necessary. Trees are extremely beneficial…

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    In “Our E-Waste Problem is Ridiculous, and Gadget Makers Aren’t Helping”, Cristina Bonnington discussed the electronic waste problems that are happening around the world related to recycling and how manufacturers can help solve the problem. Many people around the world upgrade their phones frequently. When people upgrade their phones, they usually dispose of their previous phones improperly, by doing so they are harming the earth unknowingly. Many gadget makers are trying to lower the amount of…

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    nations of waste by participating in the international waste trade. The international waste trade is when industrialized nations export toxic wastes created in their country and relocate it to other undeveloped countries. This has become a debate issues due to various factors. In 1987, Sunday Nana, a Nigerian, illegally signed a contract allowing Italians, Renato Pent and Gianfranco Raffaeli, to export 18,000 containers of toxic waste created by various Italian companies out of Italy. The…

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    with the amount of water that is being used, as a non-profit group called the “New York Public Interest Research Group” stated how the city 's 14 treatment plants discharged 7.9 billion gallons of water containing untreated waste in a year (Barron). All of this untreated waste is a problem, as over time it builds up, and we can not keep up with all the water we are wasting. Over time this will slowly consume us, and we will have no fresh water left. What makes this situation worse, is that…

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    Whether it is iron ore or coal, the byproducts are contaminated, and they are not disposed off in a manner that could be considered safe. Waste disposal is another cause of soil pollution. Since the waste is not disposed properly, the waste pollutes the soil and water. Clearly, the actual waste is mostly coming from humans. However, humans just dump the waste in dumps, and it irrefutably pollutes the soil and the water. Acid rain is another cause of soil pollution. The polluted water could…

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    Recycling Isnt Enough

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    is the process of recovering, reprocessing, and reusing waste materials that would otherwise be discarded (Gale 1). We recycle for many reasons, one being to conserve resources and money, another being to try and reduce our carbon footprint but is it enough. According to an article entitled “Numbers”, 1,643 Pounds of trash generated per person in the U.S. in 2005, the most recent year for which data are available (1). Some 32% of this waste was recycled, a rate that has doubled in the past 15…

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    On the day of my waste reflection, I woke up early for class. I followed my morning routine of sipping coffee from my Keurig coffee machine I brewed from a disposable k-cup and then I took a long shower to liven my mood. Before leaving for class on my bike, I filled my water bottle and shut off the lights. After class I met some friends for breakfast at a dining hall on campus. Everywhere I look I saw posters reminding students to take only what they can eat to reduce waste, and to use paper…

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    awareness and their poor waste management planning. This connection sets the tone for the movie from the beginning scenes as it took viewers on an adventure of public health discovering. The intent or purpose of the film, I believe, was to show the effects of how our lifestyle can manifest in a negative way. I feel that the film was created as an exaggeration of a society much like ours. With…

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    how I’m obsessed with plastic straws, or how Zip Loc bags are a constant on my grocery lists. I cringe remembering all the times I was just too lazy to recycle that one piece of paper. The beauty of this book is that after you think back on all your waste shortcomings, you almost instantaneously think of ways to change. I could use one reusable straw cup; an investment in some Tupperware would be a good idea, and I could force myself to recycle every time until it is second nature. There are so…

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    the amount of waste produced a day are very important to try to help a little bit more. Bringing reusable bags to shopping centers, or even reducing the amount of mails that you don’t want in the mail is a way to reduce the waste. Recycling is another great idea to reduce waste as well, by re-using things at home will reduce the amount of waste sent to dumps or landfills. Different countries try to come up with a solution for their waste problem, one of the ways to get rid of waste are the…

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