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I have no connections

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Electric cars actually end up causing more harm because of the batteries being discarded. They're often thrown into the ocean or into some dump where they can leak the acids killing everything in the surrounding area.

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possible WW3

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Some of the smoke from the wildfires is actually becoming visible here in maine in some places.

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pretty much the entire economy in the immediate area is halted, and all logging/ paper companies will suffer greatly

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I have actually been to a wet market with my grandma

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massive amounts of people migrating to other parts of the US temporarily. the surrounding states + regions may not be able to support all these people, especially since the pandemic means that these people present a health risk .

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people losing their homes and schools.

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deforesting, smoke and air pollution, people and animals losing homes

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a lot of people losing their home/life to fires

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a lot of people losing their home/life to fires

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Animals losing their habitats, air quality being poor, the whole sky turning orange.

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There is plenty to go around by now. While many have started mass cleaning efforts in things like the ocean, we definitely have to work harder. The  garbage island is LITTERALLY TWICE THE SIZE OF TEXAS. In the short term, It is a toxic mess that likely kills a lot of sea creatures, but in the long term, it could take years to clean it up if it gets bigger. By then, we may not have a choice.

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World’s largest collection of ocean garbage is twice the size of Texas

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, halfway between Hawaii and California, has grown to more than 600,000 square miles, or twice the size of Texas.

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Restoring what was destroyed

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People living in the north west are taking in a lot of smoke which could cause cancer in some cases

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More land to have to heal or turn into something else

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More land to have to heal or turn into something else

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Crops may be damaged which could cause economic disruption, reconstruction costs

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A lot of people lose their houses and belongings to the fires

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A lot of people lose their houses and belongings to the fires

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While I support the message, the means of spreading that message I do not support. Those peaceful protests are amazing and are doing some form of good, but we are in a pandemic after all. all of these gatherings are shooting up the rates of infection and that's not even talking about the violent riots and looting that take place and end people's lives or their ability to make money for their families.

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if the wet markets were better engineered then we would probably never have had the rona

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Animals are treated in horrible conditions is one of the short term affects. The long term affects is that it could cause more viral infections among the community because it is dangerous to eat these possibly infected animals.

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Seasons could get dryer

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Hopefully COVID will be a short term thing and it will open our eyes to the effects on the environment

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i could help covid by social distancing (and so should you)

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i could help covid by social distancing (and so should you)

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being inside and not being able to go outside because of the ash

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being inside and not being able to go outside because of the ash

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California produces a lot of crops that are sent all over the world in addition to providing a major source for some staple crops in the US. if these crops are damaged indirectly or directly by wildfires, what does that mean for the rest of the country? What will happen to the economy?...

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Donate to causes, especially causes raising money for movements like the black live matter movement, and helping other international crises.

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Wildfires in the west caused by extreme dry seasons