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    Let's Modernize Our Pollution Laws Critique In "Let's Modernize Our Pollution Laws" (8 October 2015), Gregg Easterbrook argues that the environmental laws are too outdated to do any help now. He feels that laws need to be modernized to accommodate the change in carbon emissions. At the conclusion of the article, he asks for a compromise between the two political parties to reduce carbon emissions from power plants. While Easterbrook makes some good points in his article, he fails to acknowledge…

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    Yasmin Bateman Water Essay Why is stormwater pollution a problem and what can YOU do to prevent it? Stormwater is water that surfaces in a large quantity that results from heavy rain. Storm water runoff gathers and conveys litters, animal wastes,dirt and other pollutants as it flows.Storm water pollution is one of the biggest problems in the world today and many animals die or are harmed from it. The polluted stormwater deteriorates our waterways, like rivers , lakes or ponds. There are many…

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    Air pollution is a major issue in China. I’m sure you’ve heard of China’s problem with air pollution. There has been a lot of discussion about possible solutions to this problem. Hearing about these things in the news has prompted me to ask and do research on the following question: How have people tried to manage the air pollution coming from China, and what effect have these efforts had? In this essay we will discuss where the air pollution in China is coming from, and what people have done to…

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    is Air Pollution? Air pollution is defined as the presence in the outdoor atmosphere of one or more contaminants such as fumes, dust, gases, mist, odor, smoke, smog or vapors in considerable quantities and duration which is injurious to human, animal and plant life or which unreasonably interferes with the comfortable enjoyment…

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    since last year. The American Lung Association ranked the City of Chicago as the 14th most poluted city in the nation in the “State of the Air 2014”.The City of Chicago was also ranked the 20th most ozone-polluted and year-round particle pollution. Particle pollution is a mixture of solid and liquid particles found the air. This was the ranking last year. Altgeld Gardens is located in what is called a “toxic doughnut” because it has high rates of environmentally-related problems.The Medical…

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    14 billion pounds of garbage are dumped into the ocean each year. Pollution is very damaging it's affects our ocean,air,soil,etc. So people should start thinking about pollution more than ever. We pollute and lot of things like we pollute our ocean 70% of the oxygen we breathe is from the the ocean and the ocean is losing oxygen because of humans polluting it. We also pollute the air 38.2 billion tons of CO2 is released into the air every year. We also pollute the soil which makes some food…

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    Air Pollution There is no pollution control authority in my country. However no one needs an official pollution monitoring system to realize that the air we breathe in the city of Kinshasa is very polluted. It is useless to search for official pollution information on Kinshasa. Even in the 2014 WHO report on air pollution, data on Africa in general and on Congo in particular are not available. When looking on the WHO website, we can find statistics on regions like America, Pacific, Asia and…

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    Another factor that affects the Central Valleys air pollution is the rapidly growing population the region is experiencing. There are currently around 6.5 million people who live in the Central Valley, “According to the 2010 U.S. Census. Between 1990 and 2009, the population here grew 44 percent (compared with 24 percent growth statewide) (Jennings, 2010)”. These new residents are making the Central Valley their new homes largely because of the affordable housing. Coastal areas have much higher…

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    Air pollution is what you often think about when you hear the word pollution, maybe giant towers with smoke coming out of the top of them, but there is more than that to air pollution. Smoke from chimneys, factories, vehicles, or burning of wood basically occurs due to coal burning; this releases sulfur dioxide into the air making it toxic (Rinkesh)…

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    or consciousness of pollution, nor the ability to control it. Major pollutants did not have any set standards. Even though the amount of coal burned wasn’t near today’s levels, the pollution discharged was enormous. In terms of PM2.5 levels, in 2006, the average concentration of PM2.5 was higher than it is today. It was this year that China proposed saving energy and reducing emissions. Setting standards for sulfur dioxide and other major pollutants. Afterwards, air pollution started to…

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