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- You MUST add your arguments to ALL topics
- For each post, write YOUR NAME in the 'Title' part before writing your arguments
- Choose THREE most convincing posts and give them a heart
- You MUST comment on at least FIVE posts by other students (Please write your name before writing each comment too)

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1. People should be fined because the effect of a household not recycling their waste can add up to a big problem. Fining them would mean even unwilling people have to participate in the recycling.
2. On the other hand, fining and forcing people's hands are not sustainable solutions, since if people only recycle out of fear and not out of their own sense of responsibility, many people will find shortcuts or cheat their way out of recycling, which will be uneffective.

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1. People should be fined because the waste will damage the einvironment. Nowadays, the air is becoming increasingly polluted, and more and more people are becoming ill more frequently. Furthermore, Natural goods will run out if people don't recycle it meaning that there won't be enough for next generation.
2. In the other hand, It will be unfair if people get finned fined for doing something on their own decissions. Especialy when poor people get a huge penalty for throwing trash out of the recycling box. If the country uses that money for donation, it's like taking from a poor person to give to another person.

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1. Environmental studies should be compulsory in schools since during our times, problems such as pollutiona and global warming would have reached all times high. Environmental studies will teach people to be conscious of how their decisions might affect the very planet they live in and this might mean that, the next generation of businessmen, governent workers will be properly equipped to take the consequences of their actiosn on the environment in consideration.
2. Environmental studies, however, might add to the increasing bulk of workload that students are subjected to and sometimes, schools with little finanial fundings in poorer areas need to focus all their resources on providing students with basic education that will help them get out of poverty.

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1. People should not be fined if they do not recycle their household waste because it doesn't really solve the actual problem, as most of the time the only reason why they recycle is because they do not want to get fined if they don't do so. This could cause a problem at one point where someone just gets fed up and accepts getting fined while still did not learn the true meaning behind recycling wastes.
2. Furthermore, a lot of residents do not truly understand how to recycle the right way, so it will just give the landfill workers more work to do as the people that did so didn't use the right procedure in the first place.

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1. People should be fined if they do not recycle their household waste because recycling help with environmental problems, and giving a penalty will encourage people and push them to recycle their household waste.
2. But giving just a penalty won't be very effective because people would just do it because they don't want to be fined, not because they feel a sense of responsibility in protecting the environment by recycling regularly. Students should learn about recycling and environmental problems, as well as ways to protect the environment at school so that they are educated and have enough knowledge to recycle in the right way

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1. A general increase in the attention on our footsteps on the environment can be observed, with many regular households making an effort to reduce waste in everyday life, environmental activists who fight for the environment, scientists working on renewable fuels, small businesses working on being sustainable, tecahers teaching students to be aware of environmental issues,...
2. Ironically, the insensitivity and dismissal of environmental problems can be observed in people who hold the power to affect the environment most. A large number of business owners, factory owners and even world leaders still carry out environmentally damaging activities everyday, and when someone disagrees with their views, for example, Greta Thunberg, they are made fun of and their words are not taken seriously.

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I disagree that saving resources does not make an impact globally.

This is because saving resources can be a monetary perks to companies, while simultaneously be beneficial for the environment in the long run. For example, a plastic bottle company can reduce the amount of plastic that a bottle composed of. This reduction of plastic lower the material and production costs for each bottle that the company produces, and increases the sustainability of the plastic, making it more easier to recycle and reuse. And because this is for each bottle being send out to the public, it will have a strong, large-scale impact around the world as plastic bottle can be recycle more efficiently and save more money exponentially for researching solutions for other global environmental problems, which would save lives and improves lives of many people.

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Environmental science allows students to research, investigate, and make their own conclusions based on complicated concerns such as global warming and other environmental challenges. This will help students regconize what happening to the world and know how to fix the problem

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1. Trying to save resources does make a difference globally, as millions of lives would be saved.

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1. People should be fined if they do not recycle, since not recycling will cause waste issues. Recycling some items is a shared responsibility, and it's extremely important for everyone to do so. By issuing fines to those that refuses to comply, those people are forced into doing so, and the fines collected can be used for more environmental research.
2. On the other hand, fining people because they don't recycle can cause issues on poorer households. This is due to the fact that they are less likely to be aware of the benefits of recycling, and fining them will just cause an unfair disadvantage that higher class people won't experience.

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Humans use resources and release waste into the environment, so if there's overpopulation, the amount of fossil fuels dug up and burnt increased significantly, the carbon waste also increases, which amkes it a very dangerous environmental problem

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1.I think people should be fined if they don't recycle their household waste. The environment sure has been damaged by those who didn't participate in recycling. Many has encouraged to join them. Earth is indeed our home, it has given us what we need to exist and survive and we as one have to take care of our planet, just like how it raised us as humanity.
2.However, I find it quite ridiculous that people's getting punished just because of not recycling. Imagine your a homeless person, getting charged because of accidentally not recycling. People have choices too, they can agree or disagree.

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1. It is not a waste of time to save resources, as individual awareness goes a long way in making a big differences. One person recycling might not mean much, but 1000 people who recycle are already making a difference.

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- Environmental studies should be compulsory in school because it is important for children to know about things that directly affect their living conditions at a young age. If kids get lessons on the effects of serious problems like pollution or waste disposal they would be more mindful of how their actions can affect the things around them
- If the subject "environmental studies" is not mandatory many students will not go out of their way to research about it which leads to them having no knowledge on the topic. This will lead to them not paying attention to how their actions will affect the world around them and ultimately destroying the environment more and more as time goes on

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1. Environmental studies should be compulsory in schools, since it allows students to understand about our current environmental problems. Those studies teaches people about how our current style of living is potentially harmful to our environment, as well as ways to be more eco friendly.
2. Despite the advantages those studies give us, it might not be very effective, since students are already stressed out due to the education system's demanding curriculum. Therefore, unless we change our curriculum to be less stressful to students, students would likely forget everything about preserving our environment, which will be a major issue when humanity is trying to save nature.

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People should be fined because every day each household generates a large amount of waste and not all of it can be decomposed easily like plastic which shows it can be damaged the environment. On the other hand, those materials can be recycled as a new product that just not use only one so we should minimize the waste that can be recycled for the environment have been alert right now because of the waste of people it not only affect on us it also affects the animal and their habitat which no longer the animal will be extinction

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1.I think it's a good idea for students to learn about environmental. It's more of a beneficial for students as they can learn more about nature and it's natural habitats.
2.Perhaps from experiences as a student myself, I would disagree with it as it just brings more pressure. Learning and gaining knew knowledge has always been an advantage, which has been encouraged countless time for a student. Students have the power to make decisions themself, for how they can agree to learn about the environment or not, the education system don't have to force the students to participate in the subject as each students can determined whether they want to participate or not.

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I agree that overpopulation is the issues that affect the environments the most.

The increases in overpopulation is proportional to the increase in demand for resources, such as shelter, food, clean water,...  And even with the resources necessary for their survival, people still have the desires to improve their life condition, especially for those in urban areas, leading to even more demand for quality-of-life resources like cars, houses, electronics,... While this is not necessarily a negative thing, it can still be demanding and result in too many natural resources being excavated and harvested in order to be satisfied, plus the carbon footprint increases dramatically as the whole procedure from creating a product to using a product would create many wastes along the process. A possible solution is to improve our methods of extracting and producing to be more efficient and effective, and raise awareness about environmental issues to increases individuals responsibility.

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1.  Even though the actions that people are taking might not be enough to save the environment, most people already know the effects of environmental crisis such as abundance of plastic bags and global warming. According to a Pew Research Center survey in 2018, most citizens thinks that global warming is a major threat in our society, and the same research also concluded that the awareness of global warming is rising in all countries, even less developed ones.
2. In addition, most of the environmental issues we're experiencing today, especially global warming, is extremely difficult to solve. This is due to the fact that everything, from the way we eat, to the way we travel, and the way we use electricity has to change completely. While higher class people and countries can afford this change, developing and least developed countries can't. Some citizens who are living in there have to use vehicles that emit a lot of greenhouse gases, since they, and the government cannot afford everyone to use public transport and/or use electric vehicles.

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In my opinion, the problem is that individuals do not understand them well enough. Although it is well recognized that recycling helps to conserve resources, it is possible that this is the only action people take to aid the problem. Most people have heard about global warming and pollution, but many do not completely comprehend their ramifications. If they did, they would undoubtedly use their automobile less and strive to save resources at all costs.

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I probably agree with environmental studies should be made compulsory in school. I think is a helpful way to educate the student at the time they develop their behavior because since all the students have been introduced about the natural habitat of not only animals also the environment around use is a topic that we need to let all the students educated about how to keep the environment becomes more complicated when nowadays because of global warming and polluted. As soon as these young ages are still formed many behavior and definition about the world we should let the student studies environmental to create a polite citizen that has been educated to minimize all this problem.

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For numerous reasons, overpopulation has a negative influence on the world's ecosystem. More pollution is created by more automobiles on the road, more industry, more farmland, and more home chemicals as the population grows. Pollution is a major environmental concern that can have catastrophic consequences for human and animal health.

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1. Overpopulation forces us to continue relying on less environmentally friendly ways to live. Since fossil fuel is a very cheap source of energy, governments will build fossil fuel power plants to accommodate the electricity demand. This means that the world will less likely to invest in more sustainable and environmentally friendly ways to do the same thing (such as solar panels and hydroelectricity dams), meaning that we will irreversibly damage the environment even more then if overpopulation is not a thing.

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1.I think I can agree with this statement as not many seem to take an interest in our environmental issues. If people really have cared, the pollution wouldn't be much of a problem.
2.Of course, there's always a side that begs to disagree, many has proven themself that they actually do cared for nature.

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1.Us humans has been dealing with this problem for quite some time now, still continuing till this day and it just proves how serious it is as we still haven't figured a cure for it.  It also has been draining the resources due to there being an increase in the population of our people.
2.It is indeed one of the most serious environmental problem but is is it our most top priority right now? No. There are many others that needs a cure now and we can't just make a deal with a problems that involves the decrease of the population.

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1. Rather than saving resources, we can be seen doing many other things, I must say, If we do try to save the waste and convince others to join too, we can't just expect others to join us and try to change the world.
2.It isn't necessary a waste of time if It meant to make the world a better place, it wouldn't hurt a bit if we sacrifice something for a better day. I have witnessed many situations where people managed to make a difference in the world, perhaps does people can help try and influence the rest of the population.

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I totaly disagree with this statement becuse one it actualy make a bit different globally. If more people saving source, it will have a bigger impact to our society. More than that, it can create awarness for individuals and form a good habit.

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If people do not recycle their household waste, I suggest they should be fined. I highly support this idea and think that certain places should use it. Despite the difficulty to remain the idea of being fined if the don't recycle, it would motivate individuals to take considering extra seriously on recycling.

The majority of people simply do not pay attention to what goes in, such as putting their trash in the bin and recycling in the trash, while some simply mess with it, causing environmental damage.  Animals, too, are vanishing. Take a moment to think about it. All of the sites where you can go without worrying about littering.

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- people should be fined because if waste is not recycled and disposed of the wrong way it could lead to pollution becoming worse and worse. Most people are unwilling to recycle because they are too lazy or don't know how to do it properly. if people start being fined then it would encourage others to learn more about recycling and make them practice doing it. one day it will become a common thing that everyone does

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- Overpopulation is the source of most environmental problems in the world. More people in the world means more waste disposal which leads to pollution worsening by the day. with more families, the need for power would increase which leads to more space needed for electric towers to be built. this can lead to more and more trees being cut down which causes deforestation.

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trying to save resources is not a waste of time. saving materials can result in many benefits for the environment. for example, by using non-reusable fuels as sparingly as possible we can make them last for a long time which would decrease the pollution caused by the fuels. also saving resources means that less waste is produced, if factories/businesses manufacture goods with as few materials as they can then the quantity of waste wouldn't be a lot. this will help with the pollution problem around the world

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1. The statement "saving resources is a waste of time" is completely false, since saving resources also allows us to make the most of what we had, reducing emissions. Instead of spending electricity on turning on unused lights, we can use the energy wasted on something that is significantly more important. This reduces carbon emissions, since we burn less fossil fuels to do the same thing.
2. In addition, saving resources means that we can slow down any long-term issues from happening, such as running out of fossil fuels. When we slow down our consumption of fossil fuels, governments can spend more time on developing a renewable energy source and slowly replace existing fossil fuel power plants with solar farms, wind farms, etc. By doing this, we can prevent getting into an energy crisis due to lack of fossil fuels and not enough renewable electricity sources.

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In my opinion, environmental issues are really popular nowadays but are not strict enough that most people realized how bad it is and there are really hard to find a solution thoroughly or a way to limit the waste people generate so I agree that most people do not care about the environmental issue but because of the way to solve the problem have not been found and only recycling is not limit the waste also it based on people behavior on how they accept the problem and want to make it better or not.

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People should be punished if they do not recycle in their houses because it helps protect the environment. This happens because recycling helps to reduce the need for new raw materials. As the result, this can reduce air and water pollution. In addition to that, it also helps to reduce greenhouses gases emission.

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- a lot of people have knowledge and are completely aware of environmental issues that the world has been facing. despite this no changes are being made to solve these problems. this is because most people don't care enough and chooses to ignore the effects of these issues

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I totally agree that overpopulation can lead to environmental problems because overpopulation is not only about the ratio of how many people in an area it also affect the value of life living of people when they waste day by day get more and more because of human resources at every where in a small town but how about all of the city the waste, it can reach a huge amount that burns it just a not thoroughly solven and it could lead to polluted.

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1) Environmental studies should be made compulsory in school because it raises awareness of the environment. This is important because it teaches kids about the current environmental problems. As the result, students will know about preserving the environment.
2) By bringing environmental studies in school will promote imaginable, creative, and analytical thinking. This will help students make a good decision, understand the consequence of the action, and think outside the box. This is an important life skill that students can utilize in the future.

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Overpopulation is the world's most serious environmental problem due to the high resource demand of humans.  With more and more people there will be a higher request for food, water, and energy. As a result, there will be more waste, air and water pollution can occur more usually. This leads to climate change and natural disasters around the world. In addition to that, it will destroy animal habitats and deplete natural resources. 

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Overpopulation is the world's most serious environmental problem due to the high resource demand of humans.  With more and more people there will be a higher request for food, water, and energy. As a result, there will be more waste, air and water pollution can occur more usually. This leads to climate change and natural disasters around the world. In addition to that, it will destroy animal habitats and deplete natural resources. 

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I disagree that saving resources is a waste of time because nowadays people are using resources and materials a lot and wasting them because it uses for many nonreasonable things and it leads to the resource being exhausting bit by bit. So instead of wasting resources that it is hard to decompose, we could replace them with recycling products.

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- People should be penalised, in my opinion, because garbage has recently become a major source of pollution due to the time it takes to decompose and has a harmful influence on the ecosystem. Plastic, for example, one of the most widely used materials today, takes a hundred years to disintegrate. Furthermore, numerous sea species have swallowed plastic, causing a slew of health problems for them. As a result, citizens who do not recycle their everyday waste should be punished.

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Environmental studies should be a compulsory subject in school since it enables pupils to comprehend how the environment affects the rest of the world. For example, they will be aware of the environment's impact and will be able to determine how to maintain it. Furthermore, environmental challenges such as global warming and climate change are currently a serious problem for the world, and the problems may worsen in the future. As a result, pupils must be prepared with understanding of the problem and how to solve it in order to be prepared to deal with more dangerous challenges.

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Despite the fact that environmental challenges are becoming increasingly serious, individuals continue to ignore the issue. They didn't lack awareness of the issues, though; the problem is that they don't care about them. For example, they are all aware that factory smoke causes pollution and that waste has detrimental effects on the environment, but they continue to do their jobs. Factories continue to emit acidic gas into the atmosphere, and tons of trash are still dumped into the ocean. The fundamental issue is that people are only concerned with their own benefits and are unconcerned about the impact on the environment. As a result, environmental problems continue to worsen.

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1. People should be fined for not recycling their household wastes because if. This is a great way to get people to recycle sense. This is a big problem all over the world of people polluting the earth and could cause a lot of dangerous things in the future if we don't do anything now
2. But also finding people and forcing them to do a certain thing that they don’t want to  or can’t do is also not right, and there are better approaches to solving this problem without involving money in it.

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People are now responsible for many environmental difficulties, hence the world's most pressing problem is overpopulation. As the public's need grows, more garbage will be dumped into the environment. Furthermore, more resources will be required to satisfy people, resulting in a future shortage of resources. As a result, the world's most pressing issue is overpopulation.

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1. Educating children at a young age could increase their understanding and make them more responsible for their actions in the future.

2. But thing could also add to their time table and occupied their studies which is already hard even more, and pressuring children at a young age is not good because it would affect them mentaly in the future

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1. A lot of people do not care about these things because they are too insignificant to their life. They have to care about many more things such as work, studies, ect. The environment is just not on their list.

2. Current environmental issues such as global warming and air pollution have a substantial effect on the lives of all living creatures including human beings. It is worrisome that despite the importance of this topic, many people may seem to be careless about its negative consequences. As a supporter of a healthier and more natural environment, I agree that the majority of people do not pay attention to the current environmental problems and in this essay, I will present reasons for why people neglect this topic.

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I disagree with the statement since saving resources is an important goal that individuals should strive for. People would be in danger if resources ran out because they play such an essential role in their lives. Individuals can save the Earth if they figure out a way to conserve resources.

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This is a serious problem especially among the future generations because they are the most affected by our pollution today. The air that they breathe, water, temperature, ect all depend on what we do now to resolve this problem of pollution.

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It does makes a different if we save our resources now and thing of new ways to save it because it’s already a big problem that fossil fuel are decreasing and the price for those things are increasing this could just not impact on the environment it also impact on future generations not having enough resources and also impact on the economy because the price range are increasing and many people can’t afford the pay the price.

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I agree that people should be fined if they don't recycle their own waste. Recycling only household waste can't really solve the serious environmental damage nowadays, but if everyone contributes to doing it, even just a small amount, the pollution can be much reduced. But we also should not charge too much for not recycling because there are families with more difficulties, charging a small amount of money is enough to remind everyone to recycle their own trashes.

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Environmental studies should be compulsory in schools. Teaching children how important it is to keep the environment clean and how to protect it from a young age is needed. By growing up learning/being concerned about the natural environment around them, kids will know their responsibility to keep the environment clean and fix the world's problems (like global warming, air/water pollution...) when they grow up.

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1. I agree with that point, so people can be more responsible with the environment. Also the air can be better, no more polluted from the waste.
2. However they can earn money from recycling and being fined is too strict for people who don't have enough money to pay or don't have jobs to do.

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1. I totally agree with the statement of making environmental studies become compulsory in school due to the alarming situation of the environment nowadays. The problems that we are facing are global warming and the worsening situation of environmental pollution.
2. However, adding a subject into the original amount of classwork might be tiring for students since there would be more work that they have to do in school and at home. This could negatively affect student mental and physical health.

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1. Most people do not care enough about environmental issues because they haven't got any bad effect on them so they don't really want to know what would bad happen latter.
2. However, major environmental problems such as pollution or climate change, specifically global warming have been observable nowadays. People could have paid more attention to this situation since we are educated about our responsibilities towards the environment and the negative consequences of these problems.

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I believe overpopulation is the world's most serious environmental problem since various environmental problems that we are facing nowadays are mainly due to people's wrongdoings towards nature. The more people, the more resources are used that become waste and release into the air.

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I believe overpopulation is the world's most serious environmental problem since various environmental problems that we are facing nowadays are mainly due to people's wrongdoings towards nature. The more people, the more resources are used that become waste and release into the air.

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I disagree with this statement since I believe saving resources could make such an impact globally. This is because there are more and more resources that have been sacred these days. Especially when the world's population is exploding, natural resources should be protected since they could help in maintaining the ecological balance.

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I partly agree with this idea, however I would instead approach it more differently.

1. The most a standard person in an urban areas can do is to take the trash, walk to the trash bin, and dispose it, so as long as they have the responsibility to do this, they would not be fined. But if they do, the authority should be notified finally to fine them for $300, like in Singapore, which have proves to be effective.

2. This rule should only apply to urban areas. Rural areas would not have the accessibility to recycle their waste, and we should look into improving their life conditions to help them create a functional system of recycle centre.

3. It is important as well for new generations to learn about this rule in reasonable and friendly tone, so as the rule does not feel obligatory and oppressive, and instead feel like a normal parts of their daily life. This increase the likelihood that they normalized the rule and follow it. Being told what to do would feel demanding and freedom-restricting.

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I partly agree that environmental studies should be taught regardless of the students choice, however it should be in a way that normalized it.

Students should always be educate about the environment, so they can understand that something as insignificant as throwing away a bubble wraps on the ground can leads to a fish being choked to death. I believe everyone should know about this, especially extremely young kid. However, the learning method should be normalized into a daily part of their life. If the school were make the subject feel compulsory, it will separate the subjects out of of their ordinary life and feel like something they have to follow through which feel restricting of their freedom. A way to avoid making the subjects feel separated and not ordinary is to keep it personal, by letting them go outside and explore on their own, help creating personal experiences, instead of giving them works to do, which would just feel mandatory . It would be best if this is taught for very young kids, so that the experiences stick with them for the rest of their life. This would not be as effective towards teenagers, as they are more self-aware and might be dismissive.

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I can only partly agree that some people do not care enough about environmental issues.

There are people who too ignorant that their actions even if it seems insignificant is going to lead to a much bigger issues later on. There are two type of people here, there are those who cares about the environment, but due to the lack of education, comprehension or too much misinformation and confirmation bias that it make them unaware of their action impact, and there are those who chased after short-term and single-minded goals like making as many profit and expand their beliefs and authority as much as possible, making them apathetic towards the environment because they believed it doesn't matter to their goals until it affect them, it also not helpful that these the stereotype of this people are usually seen as rich and high-class people , so an actual philanthropist will just been seen with bias instead of open-mind.

Yet there are still countless people have make an effort to saves resources, reduces waste produced, create more sustainability, and raise awareness and educate other about the situation, whether it be small scale like cutting back on electricity or large scale like creating solar panel that collect renewable energy even faster, they all contribute to a cause, so there are people who truly care about the environment and at least understands the magnitude of the situation.

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Recycling helps protect the environment .There are numerous other things that can be done, such as conserving energy or water at home. This can be accomplished by turning off lights and turning off faucets when not being used. People must first educate themselves about environmental issues before taking action.When you consider the environmental impact of waste, choosing not to recycle because you don't have the time is simply not an acceptable excuse. Recycling refers to the process of converting used materials into new products, thereby limiting the need to consume valuable natural resources.

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1. People should be fined for not recycling their household waste because what they're doing is seriously taking a toll on the environment. By issuing a fine, people will have to throw trash in the correct place and it will remind them that all of their actions have consequences.
2. Fining people and forcing them to follow a certain rule can create tension and fear amongst people. This policy doesn't necessarily bring awareness to environmental issues, it alleviates fear and possibly anger because their money is at stake. Therefore this policy might work against the government and cause possible riots.

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1. Environment studies should be made compulsory in school because it's good to teach kids young how to be responsible and be aware of the changes around them. By having mandatory classes, students will be exposed to environmental issues and they can use that information to contribute to helping the environment and use what they've learned at schools to inform others.
2. Environmental studies should not be made compulsory in school as it can stretch out school hours, making it more stressful for students. Another class can mean more homework and more information to remember. This can lead to learning not be as effective, and whatever is taught may go in one ear and out the other.

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I do think that although people are more aware of the environmental issues we're facing, there's not been much action taken to prevent these issues. One of the prominent changes made to help sustain our planet is switching to using renewable resources. Unfortunately, this can be costly and not many people can afford it, resulting in them using non-renewable sources. There're many instances of performance activism, where it's all talk and no action. People will preach one thing and then continue to use plastic straws and not recycle properly.

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Overpopulation is definitely a contributor to environmental issues. In developing countries, the rate of birth is higher and the more people there are, the more resources we use up. To meet people's demand, fossil fuels and natural gases are usedto create energy, which is harmful to the environment.

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I disagree because trying to save resources can definitely help us in the long run. There's just so many things happening around the world that you just can't see results right away. Non-renewable resources like coal and fuel will run out in the near future if we continue to be ignorant and selfish. By saving our resources right now, we can spend more time trying to develop renewable resources that can benefit the environment rather than worrying about future energy shortage.

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For several reasons, overpopulation has a negative effect on the world's environment. More pollution is caused by more cars on the road, more factories, more farming, and more household chemicals as the population grows. Pollution is a major environmental issue that can have serious consequences for animal and human health. Overpopulation also means that natural resources are depleting at a faster rate. The modern world consumes far more than it produces. People are constantly purchasing more goods and constructing more homes. Fresh water, oil, and natural gas are just a few of the resources in short supply.

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I agree with the statement that most people do not care enough about the environmental problem. The majority of people did not take environmental issues seriously so the pollution is keep continuing to increase over time. If every citizen gives more attention to the nature around them, there will definitely be fewer global environmental issues. Issues like global warming and climate change are now worse than ever so we should take responsibility and care more about the environment.

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Overpopulation is one of the world's most serious environmental problems, but I do not think it is the most serious compared to other issues. The increase in population can lead to several other environmental problems like an increase in using fuel, producing more waste, or overuse of non-renewable energy. However, besides overpopulation, there are still more dangerous natural problems like global warming and pollution. So in my opinion, overpopulation is not the most priority issue that we need to fixed happened nowadays.

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Trying to save resources is not a waste of time, it will make positive changes to the earth. Overusing unrenewable resources like fuel or oil will make harm to the environment, for instance, burning fuel can create air pollution from producing too much carbon dioxide. If only a small group of people trying to save the resources, it may not positively affect the earth too much, but if there are a lot of people contributing to doing it, the result will definitely make a good impact on the environment globally.

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Environmental studies are unlike the basic sciences, will frequently be pragmatic rather than theoretical. Because nature is so useful in everyday life, students are frequently interested in and engaged in science studies in order to comprehend its applicability in the actual world.

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People don't care most of the time about what the put stuff in like how sometimes people put trash in the recycling and recycling in the trash and other times people just throe it any were and it starts to effect the environment.And if you effect the environment the air gets nasty,it's all cloudy and so forth.

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Environmental science is more application-based than theory-based, as is the case with core science topics. When students learn about the applications of pure science in the real world, they tend to become more interested and completely engaged in the topic.

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People may not give the environment much concern because it does not touch their everyday lives at the present. This is due to their inability to recognize how global warming or pollution are hurting the ecosystem in general. People do not begin to analyze the causes of a crisis until it occurs, such as floods. These are quickly forgotten, and the matter is once again overlooked.

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Overpopulation contributes to environmental contamination by increasing the quantity of garbage produced. Both the home and industrial sectors are affected. With the ever-increasing population, problems such as improper plastic treatment and illogical dumping of very dangerous chemical wastes into the environment will get more worse.

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People should be fined for not recycling their household waste as it could highly affect the environment and turn into bigger problems if not taken seriously. On the other hand, forcing people to recycle isn't very efficient as people will find a way around it and try to bend the rules of recycling.

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It's a good idea to educate students on environmental studies to help shine the light on problems that we are currently facing, and hopefully students themselves will be able to find a way to resolve these problems. On the other hand, adding more curriculums and studies for students will mean more work for students which adds on to stress and health problems.

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Most people aren't too worried about environmental issues because they think that they won't be able to do anything to help and that it's not their problem to solve. People prefer to ignore these problems because they're either lazy or they are relying on others to recycle and take responsibility for them. Therefore people do not care about environmental problems because they don't want to have responsibilities and face consequences.

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Overpopulation contributes a lot to environmental problems. The more people there are the more waste, trash, and pollution there is. Therefore it is entirely up to the people whether they want to live on a sustainable planet or not.

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A global difference is only present if people all over the globe are trying to save resources and not just one certain region. Saving resources is a great way to prevent environmental issues. But on the other hand, this may not be the most sustainable way of preventing environmental problems since it is not easy.

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Spreading awareness on recycling is a good idea, but fining people for not recycling might not be an ideal way to enforce this rule into households.
1, If the government creates fines out of nowhere on recycling, a lot of citizens are going to harbor negative thoughts towards their own government and try to find a loophole around the law, which is neither beneficial for the people nor the environment.
2, A better way may be encouraging locals to put recyclable trash in the recycle bins, putting up posters in the area, etc.

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The subject of environmental studies can be made compulsory in schools.
1, The current state of our planet's health seem to be deteriorating quickly, with the rise of toxic and greenhouse gases, leading to global warming and increased natural disasters activity. This means teaching the new generations about the environment can help spread awareness.
2, Students who might want to participate in helping protect our planet in the future would be able to receive general knowledge on the subject.

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1, Researches show that a lot of people around the world are aware of environmental problems like global warming and all kinds of pollution. Except for a minority of less educated people who don't believe in climate change or environmental issues, most people are already aware that this is a huge problem and it has the potential to shut down life on Earth.
2, However, these problems aren't easy to solve, so it might seem that no one cares about environmental issues but in reality it's because nobody knows the solution to solving it.

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1, Overpopulation is the base for a lot of shortages, including: food, water, space, etc. For this reason, it is a reasonably serious environmental problem that needs to be prevented.
2, However, there are more serious environmental issues at hand, for instance pollution or global warming, that are both affecting the planet in the present.

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If every single person on Earth try to save a small amount of resources everyday, whatever it is, for instance turn off lights and water when not in use, it would be incredibly beneficial for the world globally, so I would disagree with the statement above. Even if it would still inevitably run out of resources, we can at least delay time, in order for science researchers to find out another way to find sustainable resources in place of existing non-renewable resources.

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In this day and age, most citizens do not care about the environmental issues such as global warming, pollutions and so on. I completely disagree of the act with reckless disregard about environmental problems. People must take their responsibility to have a wide knowledge about those issues. To exemplify, people need to littering appopriately to contribute in the green environment.

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- Overpopulation affected negatively to the unemployment issues. Due to almost all companies, factories are full of employees that cause the labour surplus.
- Overpopulation influenced to the education a lots due to numerous children are denied to go to school. Parents who are short on cash can deterring their offsprings go to school properly. The loss of education potentially have low probabilities of prospects in the future.