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    Bottled Water In Schools

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    hurts environments, wastes energy, and bottled water companies use tap water. Bottled water is not good for an environment at all. Mayor of San Francisco, Gavin Newsom, stated that, ¨More than 1 billion plastic water bottles end in California’s landfills each year.¨ Trying to biodegrade all of the trash from one year would take up to 1000 years. Even if bottled water was only…

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    addressed. I think we should be looking into alternatives to fossil fuels and cleaner options for running machines. Something we can do in our families and communities is be more aware of what we can recycle and putting less into our landfills. Filling up landfills possess lots of hazards, but it also adds to the levels of methane in the air. While less in abundance, methane is powerful and can serious effects in unnatural levels in the atmosphere. As we have seen, climate change and global…

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    You’re walking down the street, and a glint on the side of the road catches your eye. You walk over to the area where it’s coming from. The source is a shiny new iPhone, displayed in a window case at the nearby Apple store. They released a new iPhone? you think to yourself. I wonder what new features it has? The next week, you buy the phone right after you get your paycheck. If this particular occurrence hasn’t actually happened to you, you’ve probably experienced a similar situation, perhaps…

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    Progress, Not Perfection My friend turned to me, empty can in hand, his face probing. I recognized he was asking where to put it. Pointing, I reply “the recycling bin is in there.” We live on a cozy, little boat and it would be silly for him to squeeze past me to deposit it appropriately, so I take it from his hand and put it in its proper place. He screwed his face up in a question and looked at me again, “You keep a recycling bin on board?” Knowing my friend sees eye to eye with me on…

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    Will Allen, the author of the text, through his extensive hard work paired with his undying determination, was able to strengthen communities of people through the concept of growing one’s own food. His ideologies, along with his tactics, would be useful for any community, regardless of its location. This sort of movement is especially helpful for people who live in suburbs or in cities and are surrounded by food that does not help them sustain a healthy lifestyle or a well functioning community…

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    Case Study: Trash Academy

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    Trash Academy-Joshua Pipe (FINAL) As the forerunners of a new generation and of a new age in world politics and human behavior, the current body of high school students – more than at any other time in history, perhaps – is often subject to pontifications about their unique propensity to change the world. For better or for worse, the pressures of creating solutions to the issues which plague the world at large rests squarely on the shoulders of this generation. One such issue is the gradual…

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    Product design for recycling has strong potential, in this cycle of efforts to assist. Therefore, more widely promote environmental design principles used by the trade policy cycle performance is possible and increase packaging economic collection and landfills for a large proportion of affected. The same logic applies to the design of durable consumer goods also demolition, recycling and regeneration of the resin specification for key actions is to increase…

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    Zero Waste Initiative

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    Policy’. Further more, there is a special example in states which was using ‘Zero Waste Policy’, Western Australia. WA only had a recycle rate 17% with strategies and policy such as ‘Zero Waste Policy’, tight links to local governments and increasing landfill levy from 1998. The long distance for transporting the C&D wastes from site to recycling industry is one of the vital…

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    The Food Waste Problem

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    Food waste is becoming a huge problem in developed countries. The U.S. National Resource Defense Council found that 150 billion dollars’ worth of food is wasted as it ends up rotting in American landfills, and produces methane which is a powerful chemical compound that is 20 times more damaging than green house gas. Canada is also one of the leading food waste countries as the Value Chain Management International estimates that Canadians waste more than 31 billion dollars of edible food each…

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    Environmental Justice in the United States The environmental justice movement gained a national spotlight in the early 1980s with a few notable cases including the protest against the proposed siting of a PCB landfill in Warren County, North Carolina. At the time of the siting, Warren County had the highest percentage of blacks of any county in the state at 66% – even though blacks were 22% of total state population – and was also one of the four poorest counties. The residents of the…

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