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Pollution occurs when toxins are introduced into the ecosystem, having negative effects. Air pollution is a common occurrence in urban areas. The violators in contributing to air pollution include smoke-belching cars and factory pollutants.

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The removal of trees to make way for residential, industrial, or commercial projects results in less oxygen being created, as well as changes in temperature and rainfall.

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Global warming is caused by human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, which leads to an increase in temperature, which leads to rising sea levels, melting polar ice caps, flash floods, and deserts.

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Overpopulation causes plenty of other issues. The necessity for new residences necessitates the construction of new buildings, houses, and companies. The need for electricity, food, and other greenhouse gases grows as a result. Finally, increased population implies more rubbish to dispose of.

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Improper waste disposal is a health threat for everyone. It has the potential to infect humans not only physically, but also through the air and water they breathe. Garbage dumped in rivers and canals not only clogs up our waterways but also invites rodents to contaminate the water, which can then be passed on to humans.

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In our neighborhood, single-use plastics are widely used. This is due to the fact that businesses package their products in sachets in order to reach and accommodate the poorer segments of the Filipino community. Plastics put into streams exacerbate Metro Manila's recurrent flooding by obstructing the flow of water.

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The most recent scientific assessments have confirmed that the observed increase in greenhouse gas concentrations from human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels and land use change, is most likely due to human activities: and thus, is due to the observed warming of the climate system since the mid-20th century.

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Although dynamite fishing is banned, it has been a persistent problem in the Philippines for some time. Coral reefs are destroyed, fish and their eggs and larvae are killed, and other creatures, including marine mammals, are injured by dynamite fishing explosions.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies