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singapore Singapore experiences varying levels of air pollution throughout the year, and Singapore air pollution has been shown to pose a significant risk to public health. Studies have shown that there is a link between high Pollution Standards Index (PSI) levels and an increased short-term risk to mortality.

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example: gasoline for vehicles

it makes vehicles go vroom vroom but it is bad for environment because it releases carbon into the atmosphere and increases global warminf therefore we should use public transport
eg. new york, it is a city with a large population and since there is a lot of people there is a lot of car and a lot of car mean a lot of carbon emission a lot of carbon emissions means bad for the environment

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There is more competition for jobs with higher pays because a city has high population. Jobs such as pilots, college professors and lawyers have high pay which many people are competing to get into. In the picture there are crowds of people in the city.

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City which has the most air pollution:
Mumbai, India

When we breathe in air pollutants, they can enter our bloodstream and contribute to coughing or itchy eyes and cause or worsen many breathing and lung diseases, leading to hospitalizations, cancer, or even premature death.

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As China has become a globalized, urbanized powerhouse, its air pollution has grown in proportion to its prosperity. At its worst, air quality has reached emergency conditions, threatening the health of tens of millions of people.

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Air PollutionDue to use of fossil fuels  to generate electricity and emissions from factories or vehiclesCan lead to respiratory infection, lung cancer, heart diseases and even death

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Air PollutionDue to use of fossil fuels  to generate electricity and emissions from factories or vehiclesCan lead to respiratory infection, lung cancer, heart diseases and even death

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More than 50 kinds of diseases are caused by poor drinking water quality, and 80% of diseases and 50% of child deaths are related to poor drinking water quality in the world. However, water pollution causes diarrhea, skin diseases, malnutrition, and even cancer and other diseases related to water pollution.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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there is a lot of air pollution in cities compared to rural areas!!

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there is a lot of air pollution in cities compared to rural areas!!

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there are more buildings and humans in cities. there is also more factories that pollute the air with toxic fumes in cities, and air pollution like smoke and carbon monoxide is largely present in more cities
there is a lot of air pollution (mumbai, india) and there is a lot of impact on the citizens.
they have to regularly also wear masks and their health is also largely affected. Many people are getting respiratory diseases and breathing problems

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people without enough pay may not be able to get proper education

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people without enough pay may not be able to get proper education

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More and better education=more smart people

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slums (on top) within cities
competition for land resources:
- land
- space to build more homes
- violence(people fight for land and space)
- cramped
- disease easily spreads
- pest infestations
- terrible quality of life

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Cities have more job opportunities and jobs in the city pay more compared to rural areas such as the countryside. An example of jobs paying higher than jobs in rural area such as the agriculture business, jobs like lawyers and doctors pay much more.

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ERITEA
80% of the Eritrean people are not able to access basic drinking water and sanitation services in their country. There is no sewage system in place in much of the eastern part of the nation, human and animal waste can easily infiltrate water supplies. Further more, farming practices and widespread deforestation only degrade soil and deteriorate water quality.

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Positive
- the people will have jobs to work
- people will have money to buy the things they want
- they afford to have a house

Negative
- there will be more pollution
- very crowded, lack of space
- a lot of people
- might cause pollution to the environment

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Seoul

-The population is well educated about international affairs
-The literacy rate is high
-The arts and culture are well known among the people
-Does Seoul have good education?

The country has one of the world's highest-educated labor forces among OECD countries. South Korea is well known for its high standards about education, which has come to be called "education fever". The nation is consistently ranked amongst the top for global education.
-The education is advanced with much modern facilities

-However, the mental health of the population is not the best with 75% of elderly diagnosed with depression.
-May be caused by high competitiveness of the education system

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An example of a city competing for water resources is Jakarta. Only forty-two percent of the population in Jakarta had access to piped water. Typically, poor families did not have access to affordable water and a larger percentage of their income was spent on water. Expanding service into poor neighborhoods would give affordable access to people who did not have it before.

However, if there is competition for water resources there would not be enough water for everyone and if there is no water land would run dry and no crops can grow.  In addition, people can lead to deadly diarrheal diseases, including cholera and typhoid fever, and other water-borne illnesses.

Made by: ZAVIER ANG MENG KUAN and lucas

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uganda has experienced two decades of economic growth, leading to large population movements from rural areas to urban centers. High population growth stressed the water and sanitation services that exist. 7 million Ugandans lack access to safe water and 28 million do not have access to improved sanitation facilities. Lack of clean drinkable water could lead to a multitude of halth issues which will increase the people that will fall sick and die.

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Singapore has limited land area. As the population is increasing, there may not have enough land resources and may result to competition for land resources between people.

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technology can make vehicles move and also can have machines to work in factories so that it will be easier for us to work. it can also make our life much easier.

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-many job opportunities, lower competition for jobs
-there's no shortage of places for businesses to expand as they grow and hire more people
-there are plenty of job options to consider

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electricity is a technological innovation

we use electricity for powering cars, wi-fi, and using electrical appliances such as rice cookers, blenders, etc.

example : japan invented rice cookers that are powered by electricity to cook rice for consumption

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Tokyo (Japan)

This city produces the highest number of patents in the world. Likewise, it also leads the field in different technologies, from electrical machinery to nano-technology. And it is the headquarters of the greatest number of multinational corporations, like Sony, SoftBank and Toyota.

It provides the people more resources for them to use

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Jia Jia <:and jun heng):                 China air pollution is badddddddd in Xing tai    

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Jia Jia <:and jun heng):                 China air pollution is badddddddd in Xing tai    

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there are many factories which produce many air pollutantants which are bad for our helf and will get sick from all the airborne diesesese

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Water pollution pollutes the water

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Most people in Delhi do not have enough water and do not have proper water systems. Many people have to resort to finding unfiltered water and do not have enough water. This affects the people negatively

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clearly explain the impact of competition of water resources: on human : reduce life quality and can lead to ilnesses or death

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1) Singapore (city) develops smart towns such as the Punggol Digital District. PDD will feature technological inventions such as fully electric self driving buses.

2) This means that people can enjoy a more convenient and efficient lifestyle. This can also impact the environment as with green technological innovation, we can reduce pollution and damage to the environment