Popular media, scientists, and government (along with many other entities) use propaganda to harvest fear and generate profit for their personal initiatives. ... The Other Side of the Coin International expansion and free trade are avenues many businesses take in order to avoid duties, regulations, etc. simply in an effort to generate more free cash flows and increase the value of the company. ... Personally, I love to be on the water and I have seen factories and other facilities dump waste into rivers. ... Do not continue a process if you find it harmful to others "that should just be c...

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Economic development is very important for a country's economy but on the other hand economic development is only successful when the environment is taken good care of which leads to better health for the citizens. ... Almost 90 percent of underground water in cities and 70 percent of China's rivers and lakes are now polluted. In Shanghai last year roughly 16,000 dead pigs were discovered floating through the Huangpu River. ... "China's Environmental Crisis" is an informative article as it does not side the government or the citizens. ...

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As a complete whole, our global community is affected by the choices made by others, others who we may not know or ever see. Choices made in other countries can and will affect the countries you reside in. Overall economy in our world is as essential as any other topic at hand. ... Drastic shortages of food and water heighten the gap between rich and poor and often lead to conflicts on all sides. ... River systems and aquifers have been seriously depleted by water withdrawals. ...

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This issue affected by a way or another the attitude and the behavior of people with each other. There was less cheating in trading, crimes were fewer and even people deled with each other in a better way. ... Ships and factories pollute seas and rivers when they throw their industrial remains in their water. ... If we take a look at the bright side of our, we will find that modern technology comes at the top of the list. ...

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Children growing up in the same neighborhood, directly next door to one another may be as different as children living on opposite sides of the world. ... The campground also has a river that flows around it for tubing and canoeing. ... Other than the things I previously mentioned, the campground has an arcade, basketball courts, a playground, putt-put course, and of course, campsites. ...

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Side affects caused from our growing population and increasing technology has contributed and will continue to contribute to the degradation of our shared natural environment. ... Other options such as hydropower and nuclear power can be used to cut back on carbon emissions, but their side effects are harmful as well. When a river is dammed fish cannot migrate, and years of sedimentation render the dam useless in the future. ... Run off from parking lots and other paved areas should be treated just as sewage is. ... To make recycling available, laws should be passed which prohibit excess du...

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Enterprises such as agriculture and the construction of dams to generate electricity through the diversions and alterations of river has led to drastic and redundant changes in climate that would in return affect the organisms located within Earth's ecosystems. ... Plants and animals have been either deliberately or unwittingly brought to theses new locations by humans, some as far as the other side of the globe. Others have no choice but to leave their destroyed habitats, in the search of new surroundings. ... Some degrade the standard of living for humans, while others affect variou...

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As suggests in the short story, North could either be a place, a direction, or a feeling; nevertheless, despite all the other descriptions, to Atwood, the true north is a hazardous place that repels human beings. ... The ideas that Atwood proposes not only provide attributes of what the "true north" is, but also differentiate the "true north" from other opinions about north. ... "Off the road is other. ... Atwood implies that the north possesses a mystery that causes enormous mental effects on people who have interacted with it; or more so, nature's pressure has driven them insane. " M...

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