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    environment. Battery powered cars don’t pollute the air with toxic gases, since they do not burn gasoline, and are better for the Earth. Gasoline cars burn gasoline and create a terrible fog like pollution called smog, this can be stopped by battery powered cars. Along with the prevention of smog, they also don’t produce gases that deplete the ozone layer,…

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    intended to highlight the events that lead to the introduction of the Air Pollution Act of 1955, inform the audience of the nature of that legislation, and describe the people who assisted in the creation and passing of the Act itself. Events like the smog in Los Angeles, the pioneering of state laws regulating air pollution and the disastrous events in Donora, Pennsylvania will be due to their integral part in passing the Act. This paper will also outline the effects the Act has had on other…

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    secrets to carve overall cost of building products. Companies tend to buy land that is distant from cities; if, they are planning to dump waste in waterways or landfills. Some factories are built in cities where the factories use incinerators with huge smog chimneys that pollutes the…

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    and trains which lead to a contributor to smog. Air pollution became a serious issue due to the iron and steel factories because they release toxins into the air. The water was affected by the people and companies discarding sewage and waste into the rivers and canals. The effects of pollution began to be felt all around the world. Due to the usage of coal, soot and smog which caused serious health issues to urban residents. An example would be the Great Smog of 1952, the city of London was…

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    Gasoline engines help us in many ways in modern time. They provide us with transportation, which is one of our most important aspects of gasoline engines. Gasoline engines are also used in many tools that we use to do many things today that make things a lot easier than doing it by hand. But there are negative effects that gasoline engines have on people and the Earth. An effect from GEE (gasoline engine emissions) is the increase of red blood cells. This is caused by exposure to 13-107 ppm…

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    What do you know of Air pollution? Of its effects? How it starts? Air pollution is known by everyone, though very few know of the problems it causes for both our environment and us. Both the environment and we are not the only ones affected the environment changes cause what is known as acid rain and this rain damages all the creations that humanity has made over the centuries. Multiple people know of air pollution and the problems it causes such as problems concerning the body, the changes to…

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    Polar Ice Caps

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    Most generation's desire to leave a honorable legacy for future children. In the case of humanity, not only does a generation leave behind its culture, but also the state of the Earth. Over the past 50 years, there has been a significant increase in the consumption of natural resources. In addition to the depletion of fossil fuels and natural gas, this increased consumption is damaging the planet; the increased carbon dioxide levels has caused the destruction of the ozone layer, and its level of…

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    The Industrial Revolution was the development of industrialization, urbanization and mechanization starting in late the 1700s and ending in the mid-nineteenth century. The Industrial Revolution was a double-edged sword because it both benefits humanity and also harms humanity. After the Agricultural Revolution, the steam engine had been invented, manufacturing became easier and people started to work in factories and use machines to produce goods instead of it being handmade. However, the…

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    While the United States was previously known to be the greatest threat to the global environment, China has quickly taken that title from the United States. In 2002, it was predicted that China’s emissions would be under the U.S.’s until 2030. Recently in China, very little action, and no improvement has occurred over the past several years and this prediction was proven wrong quite early. In fact, China’s environment has severely deteriorated since it has been recognized that change must occur…

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    The aspect of “global change” has become a very recognizable issue. People all over the world have become aware of the many issues contributing to the planet’s decline and unsustainable future. These environmental changes are continuously being researched and addressed, but no one really understands the extreme effects of this global change. The most vulnerable concept is the change in climate. The ATEAM project conducted by M.J. Metzger, M.D.A. Rounsevell, L. Acosta-Michlik, R. Leemans and D.…

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