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    and fauna it affects us directly as well. Today I’m going to tell you why the plastic in the ocean is a bigger problem that you may think and why everyone can and should help to solve it. First, by looking at the current situation of the plastic pollution in the ocean and telling you why is it a problem. Second, by sharing with you the solutions to this problem. And Finally, by showing you how your little actions can help the greater purpose. I will start by telling you about the need for…

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    Introduction One of the main challenges currently faced by Alcoa Intalco Corporation, or any aluminum plant, is the disposal of spent liners otherwise known as SPL. On September1988, SPL was listed by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as hazardous waste (53 Fed. Reg. 35412) coded as K088, and with that came stricter regulation and much rather extensive fines and matters of safety issues, not to mention, different protocols for safe handling and storage of SPL. Landfilling was…

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    capitalism, and english. Some negative effects include, pollution, overpopulation, and abuse of workers. And there was also academic stress. And the Globalization effects, Recently, the World Health Organization released a report that indicted toxic air pollution for 3.7 million deaths worldwide. Though China is currently taking steps to curb its smog epidemic, such as giving monetary rewards to cities and regions that reduce their pollution, the untold environmental, health, and social…

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    I picked the Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch from all other options because I use products made of plastic daily and I wanted to learn something new. From the documentary title, I knew I would learn something new because I never heard of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and I did not know what to expect. One of the main ideas that I took away from the documentary was the fact that plastic is virtually impossible to destroy. In the documentary, it illustrated how the beaches…

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    Sick Building Syndrome

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    Sick building syndrome (SBS) is the adverse, recurring symptoms that occupants experience during their time spent in a building (Khan & Karuppayil, 2012). Notably, SBS affects 19.4% of office workers (Ooi, Goh, Phoon, Foo, & Yap, 1998). Those affected experience short term ailments such as headaches, nausea, fatigue, and coughing that consequently hinder efficiency and increase absenteeism (Joshi, 2008). A common cause of SBS is the presence of bioaerosols, most notably mold, a form of fungal…

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    the environment and the health of living things.) Body There are many health risks to us and the environment if we don’t start to recycle. Inhaling toxins causes airway damage and asthma attacks, and to much of this process it will increase air pollution to…

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    These days, we’re surrounded by many environmental hazards that we don’t really see. Even if you don’t live next to a nuclear power plant or a garbage dump, it’s still highly possible that there are harmful chemical substances and allergens lurking in and around your home. If you’ve got a baby or are expecting one, then you should remember that these substances are more harmful for your little one than for you because his body and immune system is still developing. Thus, you might want to go…

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    polluted. The book Oceans a Visual Guide defined pollution as “The introduction of substance, material or unwanted heat energy from human activities that adversely affect an ecosystem” (Hutchinson and Hawkins 210). Sylvia Earle, an American marine biologist, explore, and author has a Master of Science and Doctorate of Philosophy, mentioned that some people don’t know or care about the changes that the ocean is going through because of the pollution. People don’t understand that without the ocean…

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    since that was their food source and they needed to follow their source of food. They did not have any farming tools because there was…

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    Sustainable Urbanism

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    Environmental Sustainability of Sustainable Urbanism in Western Harbour With the development of society, the life quality of human being greatly improved. However, it also leads to the destruction of nature at the same time. Because of the urbanization and industrialization, population increasing, many trees being lopped and the discharge of a large number of polluting gases, which all result in climate change. Climate change affects many different parts like environment, economic, and social in…

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