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1. After the Love Canal disaster happened, public awareness of protecting the earth and environment increased. Also people realized that they have to be careful when they bury toxic waste.
2. If my comminity were faced with the similar disaster, but the government or the company didn't give a hand to victims and citizens, I'm sure that I would be one of the activists. I'm quite sure that I would be panicked too.
3. I think that I would make some new laws of burying all kinds of wastes to improve the situation for the region's children's future.

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-Because the chemical waste in the dumping place can threaten our environment.
-I'll accuse the company to prohibit their business.
-I think I'll give them shelters to reside temporarily.

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- because the planet is shared to all of us, this story should not be repeated again

- First, i'll record all about it. And use SNS to let the people know.

- If I had the power, I'll raise money for recovering their lives.

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1. Love Canal is the case of the risk of the environmental pollution by the selfishness. Because of it, many people who was living around Love Canal suffered from everyone's indifferent.

2. If it occur in my community, first, I search the cause and I become a member of  environment group or I make it to solve this problem

3. If I have a lot of money to help this boy, I donate the person who lives in Love Canal. Or if I am member of Congress, I make a policy which can remove it and push this policy

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- toxic chemicals into the canal which leak into the soil cause soil pollution. So this story is linked to the theme of protecting the planet
- If I faced a similar disaster, I would be shocked. And I take action I tell many people about this disaster and help people who live in our community as volunteers.
-  I will give an Emergency relief grant and regular checkups

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- Because of the chemical waste dumped in the ground, residents living beside got various diseases and had to evacuate to another place.
- I'll accuse the company and let people know the seriousnesss of the situation so that the company can compensate appropriately. I'll also evacuate to another safe place as soon as I know about the incident.
- If I had the power, I will give enough money so that they can settle in a safe place. I will also make a strong policy so that this kind of incident doesn't happen anymore.

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1. It can make people aware of how dangerous it is to throw away chemical waste from construction because it costs money to dispose of it
2. Rather than addressing it personally, I will inform many people and ask for help.
3. First, I will temporarily relocate the children to other areas and try to dispose of the chemical waste.

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- Love Canal Is a story of pollution caused by humans. So by reading these kind of article we could be reminded about the environmental issues around the world. - Well if our community were faced with these kind of situation I think I would protest against the irresponsible government and would think of a solution to reduce the chemical wastes. - I would write an article about the Love Canal to explain about the situation that the children inside the picture. By writing this article I would like to publicize the environmental problem and raise a donation program around the world.

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- Love Canal Is a story of pollution caused by humans. So by reading these kind of article we could be reminded about the environmental issues around the world. - Well if our community were faced with these kind of situation I think I would protest against the irresponsible government and would think of a solution to reduce the chemical wastes. - I would write an article about the Love Canal to explain about the situation that the children inside the picture. By writing this article I would like to publicize the environmental problem and raise a donation program around the world.

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- How is the story of Love Canal linked to the theme of protecting the planet?

- If your community were faced with a similar environmental disaster to the one at Love Canal, what would be your reaction? What action would you take?

- If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve the lives of the children in the picture? Explain your reply.

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In terms of chemical waste disposal, it is really fatal for every living things. So corporation should legally treated chemical waste not only for humans but also for our Earth.

About me and my neighbors injustice, infringement, pain, disease I will hardly hold sb responsibe to corporation.

I will host the campain for suffer people and writing journal to notify this situation

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- The Love Canal is the most iconic example of the disaster occurred because of the human’s egoistic mind. People send down the chemicals to the Love Canal, and the Canal have been contaminated.
- I think if our community have faced the environmental disaster just like Love Canal, I would donate the company or society which tries to sort out the disaster. Moreover I will make them fix the blame.
- I would make an announcement of the issue to lots of people. Therefore many people can pay attention to the problem and donate for them. Furthermore, as this become a global issue, more chance of companies being responsible.

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-It is linked with our theme 'saving the planet' that natual was polluted and innocent people got sick by unreponsible act.

-By report environment issue occured on our city to other areas and invent fast treat, Decrease citizens damage.

-For citzens'safety and health, I will make new law to ask responsibilty to Hooker and build up the policy to give medical benefit to victims.

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- The Hooker Chemical Company had used a chemical waste dump, Love canal. People living near it became hurt, and animals were dying. The company destroyed the enveriment.

- I will not buy the company's items.

-  I will make law about chemical waste

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https://m.newspim.com/newsamp/view/20220725000263

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Sharing planet_Peace and conflict/Human rights

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Sharing planet_Peace and conflict/Human rights

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https://amnesty.or.kr/36218/

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Because the Love Canal symbolized the environmental disaster caused by untold numbers of toxic waste disposal sites scattered throughout 30 America so many people suffer some diseases and leave their house. Maybe I will be hard pressed to do everything and if my future  job is doctor or nurse, i’ll help treat those suffering from disease. If I have a very very big power, I’ll build a shield because I hope to I’m living in this area don’t have demage.

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-Water and soil pollution by chemical waste.

-If I were in that situation, I would get out of the area and look for a solution.

-I will find a way to help the child in the picture and put it into practice.

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image [sharing the planet [urban and rural environments]]

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For the first time in history, more people worldwide live in cities than outside them. Across the globe, urban areas add more than 60 million new residents every year. In the United States, of course, the rural-to-urban tipping point happened generations ago. Today, nearly 80 percent of Americans live in metropolitan areas). But it's a demographic shift that's ongoing.

It's the age of urban ascendance. But it's also an age of urban/rural discord. In an ever-flatter world, big cities often identify more with urban counterparts halfway across the globe than they do with rural leaders just down the road. Chicago woos jobs from Shanghai, but may not coordinate with small towns in downstate Illinois. Boston aligns itself more with Berlin and Beijing than with the Berkshires.

There's always been a gulf between rural and urban America. But that rift is widening -- in politics, in funding, in economic mobility, on social issues. How government leaders respond to that rift can either help bridge the gap between cities and rural areas, or drive the country down an even more divergent and potentially debilitating path.

Rural Areas Lose People But Not Power

Rural lawmakers are dwindling in number as people continue to migrate to metropolitan areas. But the battle between urban and rural politics is as big as ever -- and those out in the country may be winning. Read More.

Can Cities and Rural Counties Come Together?

Recent political battles have highlighted the decades-old divide between urban and rural areas, making groups that occupy a middle ground more necessary than ever. Read More.

Rural Hospitals Are on Life Support

Hospitals may be rural America's single most important and endangered institution. Between having to serve some of the sickest and most expensive populations and federal cuts, can small town America save more from closing? Read More.

Why Do Cash-Strapped Governments Have Rich Citizens?

Boom times in oil and agriculture have brought new wealth to people in many rural counties. But the money in bank accounts is not translating into more money for government. Read more and view an interactive map of personal income data by county.

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America's Rural/Urban Divide: A Special Series

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For the first time in history, more people worldwide live in cities than outside them. Across the globe, urban areas add more than 60 million new residents every year. In the United States, of course, the rural-to-urban tipping point happened generations ago. Today, nearly 80 percent of Americans live in metropolitan areas).

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The Civil Rights Movement of the 1950’s and 1960’s came about out of the need and desire for equality and freedom for African Americans and other people of color. Nearly one hundred years after slavery was abolished, there was widespread segregation, discrimination, disenfranchisement and racially m…

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1.The company  destroyed  the environment.

2.I will not use the company's products.

3.I will make the law and  I will donate money to the victims.

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https://www.google.com/search?q=racism&client=tablet-android-samsung-ss&prmd=inv&sxsrf=APwXEdeiH7DMX3H4nx34-oVfob_c9ye7Sw:1680000760002&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi3q5bEuv79AhWKnFYBHZwiDtQQ_AUoAXoECAIQAQ&biw=1334&bih=800&dpr=1.5#imgrc=uDgJxjlj_Kp1NM

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https://www.newscientist.com/question/what-is-global-warming/

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People cross a destroyed bridge as they evacuate the city of Irpin, northwest of Kyiv, during heavy shelling and bombing on Saturday, 10 days after Russia launched a military in vasion on Ukraine. (AFP photo)

https://www.bangkokpost.com/world/2274683/russias-war-in-ukraine-latest-developments.

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Are there any organizations that are similar to GIV or CIYA in South Korea or other countries? Search and share it with your colleagues. And are you interested in those organizations? What kind of youth organizations do you want to work for?

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In Korea, there is an organization called 'GEYK'. GEYK, a short word of 'Green Environment Youth Korea', is a non-profit organization made up with young people that focuses on handling the climate crisis. People in GEYK urge the use of non-carbon energy and work for sustainable life. I think these kind of organizations are interesting because putting their thoughts into practice is hard, and people composing the organization are in young ages. I want to work for UNYA(United Nations Youth Associations)because I want to empower young people to get envolved to participate in their societies.

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https://www.seattlen.com/focus/9239

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In Earth, there a many organization. In South Korea, there is a 한국청소년단체협의회 , in EU, there are EU’s Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps, or Youth Guarantee; and the Council of Europe's Roma Youth Action plan, and Human Rights Education Youth Programme.
I want to experience those organization. If I join a organization, I will want to work for 한국청소년단체협회 because it is Korean organization, so I can work more freely.

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https://www.seoul.co.kr/news/newsView.php?id=20180822500003

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https://wspaper.org/article/25357

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다양한 분야를 주제로 한 지문들이 제시되면서 조금 더 넓은 스펙트럼의 어휘를 익혀야할 필요가 있음을 느꼈습니다. 조금 더 빠르고 정확한 독해를 위해서라도 많은 단어를 외워야할 것 같습니다.

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I want to inrtroduce The Youth  Assembly of Republic of Korea (대한민국청소년의회). It is the organization that teenager can learn about the democratic parliament. After teenagers get in to this organization, they became the teenager  legislator and they have to make some new laws regularly. The assembly are consisting of 4 big standing committee. In each different committee, teenagers can do several different activities according to the committee that they are assigned.
I already got in to this organization since I am interested in politics and all kinds of social studies. So I'm the member of 14th youth assembly. From my experience, I think it can be interested to people who want to learn about of democracy.

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There is WorkCamp which is held in korea but also many countries. But if you join korean workcamp, you should gather in a small village. During this camp, you can make many friends who have multicultural families. With those friends, you can help local community! It sounds fun isn't it? I really hope to join this camp! And additionally I wanna work for Catholic Youth Organization because I'm Catholic and I'm really interested in "Is god exists?".(Actually it might sound little bit awkward..) I wanna be confirmed that god exists...Also I wanna share my thoughts with people who work for that organazation..!

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https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/reasons-why-we-need-to-be-environmentally-conscious.php

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https://www.concurrency.com/blog/may-2019/ethics-of-ai-chapter-1-the-human-difference

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I will introduce this organization, 십시일밥.
This organization give food ticket to university student who have difficulty to get money to food cost. food ticket is gotten by students volunteering in cafeteria. so, student can have experience for volunteering, cafeteria can reduce labor cost,
and student who need service for food can food ticket.
it is also donate daily necessity to youth.
if i volunteer in organization, I want to  work for 십시일밥. i think that taking nutrition is very important for everyone's life, and price is increasing rapidly to hard to have a meal.

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https://youthactionnetwork.org/
I want to share the organization Youth Action Network(YAN). My interest is the propeller campaign. Propeller campaign is instrumental in incubating new and innovative ideas, in particular those that are born in and serve marginalized communities.
I want to work for impaired children. Because they get hrut many people. So I help them to they care them selves and get confidence.

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Youth Action Network | Strengthening Communities

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We are a youth-led, national charity committed to strengthening youth engagement through education, resource development and supporting grassroots youth-led efforts.

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https://smartlegal.hu/publication/can-the-company-be-sued-for-copyright-infringement-committed-by-its-employee

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https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/tuvalu-sinking-pacific-fears-becoming-superpower-pawn-2022-05-13/

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Moving beyond pink and blue: A gender-neutral environment

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By Dr Sanjeev Kanoria Blue or pink, ribbons or bows, dolls or toy cars - it all begins from the very start - the day that little baby enters the world and reveals its sex.

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UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network Youth Korea. "SDSN Youth Korea is hosted by the OJEong Resilience Institute in Korea University. The network focuses on solidifying youth organizations related to SDGs, Post 2020, and GCED and increasing the impact of their activities through connecting with IGOs, NGO, and CSR-CSVs."

To be honest, I'm not interested in those organizations. But I think the UN SDSN is great for young people who are looking for global network.

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Prof. Dong-ryul KANG is a global citizenship educator and a sustainable development activist. He has been educating youth about global citizenship since 2012 to achieve SDGs and Post-2020 through empowerment for future generations, and he is currently teaching as an adjunct professor at Mongolia International University. He has been working on education and sanitation improvement projects in Laos for 7 years, and he majored in urban regeneration to develop his expertise in deliberative democracy.

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SDSN Youth Korea is hosted by the OJEong Resilience Institute in Korea University. The network focuses on solidifying youth organizations related to SDGs, Post 2020, and GCED and increasing the impact of their activities through connecting with IGOs, NGO, and CSR-CSVs.

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There is an organization called Greenpeace Korea. Greenpeace is an independent international environmental organization born in 1971 that campaigns for global environmental protection and peace through peaceful methods of non-violent direct action. Well I have been interested in these kind of nonviolence organization so I have been donating some of my allowance since when I was in middle school. I don’y want to work in Greenpeace Korea, but I want to work in an organization that pursue nonviolence.

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- Student environmental group '초록별 프로젝트'
- 'GEENPRACE' Current principal project: plastic zero, biodiversity, Marine protection, The North Pole protection

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Students for Environmental Action (SEA) at Southern New Hampshire University is a group of students interested in environmental sustainability and working together to promote sustainable practices and lifestyles.
I think it interesting because I want to work in organization that work for social.

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UNEF is an acronym for United Nations Emergency Forces. This organization was founded in January 1973. The secretariat of this organization is located in Kenya, Nairobi. This organization's major activity is environmental activity of both inside and outside the United Nations mediate and expedite part. And international cooperation about environmental problems. Also both inside and outside the United Nations, vitalization was founded  as an environmental responsibility intergovernmental organization.

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The National Council of Youth Organizations in Korea(한국청소년단체협의회) is a voluntary private consultative body of domestic youth organizations.

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There is a Blue Star Environmental Camp which is in South Korea.
Based on the experience of field exploration, participants draw open maps, sound maps, and plant maps to recognize climate change and share ways to practice reducing global warming with chimpanzees through documentary papers.

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I found good news medical volunteers.
And i want to work in there.
Because I want to do a job related to the medical profession.
Than I want to connect this with volunteer work.

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http://piadsg1.weebly.com/sharing-the-planet.html

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http://piadsg1.weebly.com/sharing-the-planet.html

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https://www.who.int/news/item/22-09-2021-new-who-global-air-quality-guidelines-aim-to-save-millions-of-lives-from-air-pollution

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New WHO Global Air Quality Guidelines (AQGs) provide clear evidence of the damage air pollution inflicts on human health, at even lower concentrations than previously understood. The guidelines recommend new air quality levels to protect the health of populations, by reducing levels of key air pollutants, some of which also contribute to climate change.

Since WHO's last 2005 global update, there has been a marked increase of evidence that shows how air pollution affects different aspects of health. For that reason, and after a systematic review of the accumulated evidence, WHO has adjusted almost all the AQGs levels downwards, warning that exceeding the new air quality guideline levels is associated with significant risks to health. At the same time, however, adhering to them could save millions of lives.

Every year, exposure to air pollution is estimated to cause 7 million premature deaths and result in the loss of millions more healthy years of life. In children, this could include reduced lung growth and function, respiratory infections and aggravated asthma. In adults, ischaemic heart disease and stroke are the most common causes of premature death attributable to outdoor air pollution, and evidence is also emerging of other effects such as diabetes and neurodegenerative conditions. This puts the burden of disease attributable to air pollution on a par with other major global health risks such as unhealthy diet and tobacco smoking.

Air pollution is one of the biggest environmental threats to human health, alongside climate change. Improving air quality can enhance climate change mitigation efforts, while reducing emissions will in turn improve air quality. By striving to achieve these guideline levels, countries will be both protecting health as well as mitigating global climate change.

WHO's new guidelines recommend air quality levels for 6 pollutants, where evidence has advanced the most on health effects from exposure. When action is taken on these so-called classical pollutants - particulate matter (PM), ozone (O₃), nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) sulfur dioxide (SO₂) and carbon monoxide (CO), it also has an impact on other damaging pollutants.

The health risks associated with particulate matter equal or smaller than 10 and 2.5 microns (µm) in diameter (PM₁₀ and PM₂.₅, respectively) are of particular public health relevance. Both PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀ are capable of penetrating deep into the lungs but PM₂.₅ can even enter the bloodstream, primarily resulting in cardiovascular and respiratory impacts, and also affecting other organs. PM is primarily generated by fuel combustion in different sectors, including transport, energy, households, industry, and from agriculture. In 2013, outdoor air pollution and particulate matter were classified as carcinogenic by WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).

The guidelines also highlight good practices for the management of certain types of particulate matter (for example, black carbon/elemental carbon, ultrafine particles, particles originating from sand and dust storms) for which there is currently insufficient quantitative evidence to set air quality guideline levels. They are applicable to both outdoor and indoor environments globally, and cover all settings.

"Air pollution is a threat to health in all countries, but it hits people in low- and middle-income countries the hardest," said WHO Director-General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. "WHO's new Air Quality Guidelines are an evidence-based and practical tool for improving the quality of the air on which all life depends. I urge all countries and all those fighting to protect our environment to put them to use to reduce suffering and save lives."

An unequal burden of disease

Disparities in air pollution exposure are increasing worldwide, particularly as low- and middle-income countries are experiencing growing levels of air pollution because of large-scale urbanization and economic development that has largely relied on the burning of fossil fuels.

"Annually, WHO estimates that millions of deaths are caused by the effects of air pollution, mainly from noncommunicable diseases. Clean air should be a fundamental human right and a necessary condition for healthy and productive societies. However, despite some improvements in air quality over the past three decades, millions of people continue to die prematurely, often affecting the most vulnerable and marginalized populations," said WHO Regional Director for Europe, Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge. "We know the magnitude of the problem and we know how to solve it. These updated guidelines give policy-makers solid evidence and the necessary tool to tackle this long-term health burden."

Global assessments of ambient air pollution alone suggest hundreds of millions of healthy life years of life lost, with the greatest attributable disease burden seen in low and middle-income countries. The more exposed to air pollution they are, the greater the health impact, particularly on individuals with chronic conditions (such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and heart disease), as well as older people, children and pregnant women.

In 2019, more than 90% of the global population lived in areas where concentrations exceeded the 2005 WHO air quality guideline for long term exposure to PM₂.₅. Countries with strong policy-driven improvements in air quality have often seen marked reduction in air pollution, whereas declines over the past 30 years were less noticeable in regions with already good air quality.

The road to achieving recommended air quality guideline levels

The goal of the guideline is for all countries to achieve recommended air quality levels. Conscious that this will be a difficult task for many countries and regions struggling with high air pollution levels, WHO has proposed interim targets to facilitate stepwise improvement in air quality and thus gradual, but meaningful, health benefits for the population.

Almost 80% of deaths related to PM₂.₅ could be avoided in the world if the current air pollution levels were reduced to those proposed in the updated guideline, according to a rapid scenario analysis performed by WHO. At the same time, the achievement of interim targets would result in reducing the burden of disease, of which the greatest benefit would be observed in countries with high concentrations of fine particulates (PM₂.₅) and large populations.

Note to editors

Whilst not legally-binding, like all WHO guidelines, AQGs are an evidence-informed tool for policy-makers to guide legislation and policies, in order to reduce levels of air pollutants and decrease the burden of disease that results from exposure to air pollution worldwide. Their development has adhered to a rigorously defined methodology, implemented by a guideline development group. It was based on evidence obtained from six systematic reviews that considered more than 500 papers. The development of these global AQGs was overseen by a steering group led by the WHO European Centre for Environment and Health.

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What So-Called Slums Can Teach American Cities

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What if there were a better way of living? A way that was more environmentally sound, more economical, more conducive to the building of community, and

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Seals, do you copy, it is Admiral Yosep Park.

I’m sorry to hear of your dire situation, however you must stay rational. As I understand it, you got three goatherds and you should have to decide to kill them or let them go. Also I heard there is no option except those options. I’ve considered the position carefully and my advice is that you have to kill them. I came to this conclusion because if you let them go, then it can be a threat to our troops. They can inform the enemy that there are American Navies around here. Yes, as you can expect, it can take away the lives of many comrades. I strongly believe you know this. Then, what are you waiting for? Ahh, I have another reason why you should kill them. The president wants you to kill them. Precisely, he wants the navy to operate this case quietly. In other words, we shouldn't be caught by the enemy. As you know, we, the United States, want to keep a good relationship with Afghanistan as much as possible. Then what if they know the US navy is in Afghanistan to kill Osama bin Laden? Political problems will be more tangled as they are now.  To clarify my position, soldiers, I’m really sorry to say that, but you should kill them right now.

Stay in contact.

Over.

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SEALs, do you copy, it is Admiral Ju Hee Son.

I’m sorry to hear of your dire situation, however you must stay rational.

As I understand it, you meet unarmed civilians during secret reconnaissance mission and  tough by the moral dilemma. Two Afghan farmers with many goats and a young boy, but you don’t have any rope.  So you have to choose to kill them or let them go free.

I’ve considered the position carefully and my advice is that you should let them go free.

I came to this conclusion beacause of human dignity. No matter how important the mission is, it is not right to kill civilians.

For example, if you kill them you will probably be in the situation where you possiblly go to prison with news coverage.  However, if yoy let them go, tjr chances are that hostage might tell Taliban so you'll be killed by Taliban. I understand that the both way can be terrible

You also need to consider the morality of the situation beacause you face moral problems that going to bother you for the rest of your life.

To clarify my position soldiers, yoy shouldn’t kill them.

Stay in contanct.

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