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Environmental Health News: Weekend Environment Reader

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The traumas and discontinuities of the Trump era have brought with them a cloud of unease. A great many people have come to suspect that the system - pick your system: American democracy, late capitalism, civilization itself - is far more rigged, rotted, and unsteady than it appeared just a few years ago.

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Global Warming is a dramatically urgent and serious problem. Here is a list simple thingsthat everyone can do in order to
fight against and reduce the Global Warming phenomenon.

- recycle

- Use less heat and air conditioner

- Drive less and drive smart

- Turn off lights

- Use less hot water

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Global warming is the term used to describe a gradual increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and its oceans, a change that is believed to be permanently changing the Earth's climate.

Climate change is the greatest Problem of our time, it's responsible for rising seas, raging storms, scorching heat, forest fires, severe drought, and floods. It threatens our health, communities, economy, and national security.

Here in the United States, power plants represent the single-largest source of carbon pollution, spewing two billion tons into the air each year. In response, President Obama's U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has developed the Clean Power Plan, which sets the first national limits on carbon pollution from power plants and provides states with the flexibility to meet them.

The plan represents the most important step the United States can take right now to combat climate change and help spur climate action around the globe, as world leaders look toward an important meeting in Paris this December. With nations working together to cap carbon pollution, expand renewable power, and embrace energy efficiency, we'll have a fighting chance at getting off this destructive path.

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~On July 26, 1943 is the subject of this Wired article. Of course, there had been many previous smog incidents, but mostly involving coal in Europe and the industrialized eastern US.

~Twenty five years ago, on March 24, 1989, a negligent oil industry and a drunken tanker captain and ruined a pristine corner of America

~Sera Segal-Alsberg wears mask designed to filter out airborne particles during Los Angeles smog alert on June 29, 1979.

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-40 percent of all bottled water sold in the world is bottled tap water.

-27,000 trees are felled each day for toilet paper.

-Paper can be recycled only six times. After that, the fibers are too weak to hold together.

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1.What is environmental health?

2.What are the dangers of home heating?

3.What are the importances of recycling?

4.What are some ways you can save the environment?

5.What is global warming?

6.What are the issues with having big factories?

7.What does environmental health mean to you?