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Theres too much pollution!
Mar 26, 2003
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There is too much pollution in the world. The pollution is causing our Ozone layer to start having
holes in them. The pollution is letting ultraviolet rays to come through and that isn't good.
Parents should stop driving their kids to school because that is adding to the pollution. The kids
live near the school, the school is at walking distance.
Plus if adults carpool with other coworkers that could also reduce pollution in the city.
Pollution is something the world can actually make less.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Mar 30, 2003
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Students who live near the school should walk and prevent from using vechicles for transportation to
get to school. Pollution caused by mechanical vehicles could lead us to major atmosphere problems.
In the future, our environment would be polluted by cars and factories. To prevent that from
happening, the most we could do is to walk to school and walk to work if we are able to.
In addition, people throwing garbage into our fresh water is also damaging our environment. Our
water would soon be contminated and therefore, brining us lesser drinking water that is available.
We should help the government by reducing our garbage thrown onto the ground or on the floor and
also walk to school and work if possible. That way we could help preventing damages to our ozone
layer and our environment.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Apr 3, 2003
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i agree with you guys. students dat live close to the school should walk and so should adults who
live close to their work!!! no one is caring or lookin at the pollusion now. when are they gonna
realease? when the ozone is completely distroyed or something? then everyone will get sunburn from
the sun.
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Yes. there is too much polution! Their is already a hole in the ozone layer! If the hole gets any
bigger than scientists say that the northern ice caps may melt and that will cause great devistation
to all the countries in the world especially canada since they will be the ones most easily flooded
seeing how they are so close! I mean, is it gonna hurt people to walk to school? (Unless they fall
down while walking, but that is highly unlikely). I think that people drive because their
destinations are soo far! Take school for instence. If their were more schools between houses then i
think that will drop the number of cars driving to school tremendously! People should take the ttc
but for some reason everyone that drives thinks that the TTC is for low class citizens. WHY IS THAT
SO! isn't that a bit immature? I think if everyone just got up a bit early and really tried then i
think that anyone can use the bus to get where they want! It isn't only the floods that are
dangerous but the pollution is causeing deformed babies. On the newspaper it showed a kid that was
born with like 7-8 fingers on each hand and 9 toes! Their are kids that are being born that have
mental disabilities!This is going to far. One day we will be destroyed because of technology. Maybe
they should make transportation with steam engines or sumtin like solar power! AND RELEASE IT TO THE
WORLD! (BEFORE IT TO L8)!
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Want to die 'cause of water pollution?
Apr 4, 2003
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We should waste water? What water ever do to us? Without water we cannot live how we do today. We
shold not pollute the air and cause toxic acid rain. The three types of pollution: toxic substances,
excess nutrients, and sedimentation are the strongest problems right now. That is what I have to
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Apr 4, 2003
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Originally posted by rachel25
There is too much pollution in the world. The pollution is causing our Ozone layer to start having
holes in them. The pollution is letting ultraviolet rays to come through and that isn't good.
Parents should stop driving their kids to school because that is adding to the pollution. The kids
live near the school, the school is at walking distance.
Plus if adults carpool with other coworkers that could also reduce pollution in the city.
Pollution is something the world can actually make less.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Apr 4, 2003
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Originally posted by rachel25
There is too much pollution in the world. The pollution is causing our Ozone layer to start having
holes in them. The pollution is letting ultraviolet rays to come through and that isn't good.
Parents should stop driving their kids to school because that is adding to the pollution. The kids
live near the school, the school is at walking distance.
Plus if adults carpool with other coworkers that could also reduce pollution in the city.
Pollution is something the world can actually make less.
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Keerthana K
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Apr 4, 2003
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I agree. That is a problem we can take care of. The part of the parents carpooling and walking their
children to school isn't bad either. What's wronmg with walking to school? You take care of your
body and you help the enviorment by reducing the pollution. If we don't take care of the pollution
then who will? Parents shouldn't be driving around their kids. They should be influencing the kids
to not pollute the air, but there doing the exact opposite.
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Laurie Lau
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Apr 4, 2003
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I strongly agree with this topic. We pollute way too much . Yes we do need to drive cars to get
places but if you live near the school there is no reason to drive a 2 min drive to school when you
are capable to walk. You can also have excercise while you walk. You can have a healthier life by
walking and stop polluting th air. All the smoke for cars industries, its way too much pollution.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Apr 19, 2003
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Laurie if u said we could walk instead of driving, why can't the scientist make some other kind of
energy instead of gas. So then cars wont become 1 of the pollution factors.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
May 17, 2003
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I totally agree with you guys. There is too much pollution in the world. people are polluting a lot
these days. One main sources of pollutants in urban areas are transportation. You are right, if
people live close to the school why bother driving just walk to school. If not then bike or carpool.
People should throw their garbage in the garbage can or trash can and not the ground or in the
rivers!
Air pollution is everywhere! You cannot escape air pollution, not even in your own home. With the
destruction and burning of the rain forests more and more CO2 is being released into the atmosphere.
Trees play an important role in producing oxygen from carbon dioxide. Pollutants such as sulfur
dioxide, nitrogen oxides etc. cause direct damage to leaves of crop plants and trees when they enter
leaf pores.
We can reduce air pollution and ozone depletion, by walking, using a bicycle, or use mass transit
when possible. Replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs, make your home
energy efficient, and buy only energy efficient appliances. Recycle newspapers, aluminum, and other
materials. Together, we can make the earth a cleaner, healthier and more pleasant place to live.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
May 22, 2003
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i agree we are polluting way too much. Walking instead of driving, if the place is quite a
distance, then ride a bike or rollerblade, you can help the environment and excercise at the same
time.
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Rachel
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Jun 4, 2003
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yes i agree with you all but do you all actually walk to school? I mean some people might agree with
this but may be one of those people that are creating the pollution!
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Shimaa Shaaban
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Jul 13, 2003
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The constant use of polluting vehicles is indeed a major problem.
In my country, if u don't drive ur own car or take a cab, i.e. if u decide to take a walk, ride on
the bus or the subway you are judged as low class.
Consequently, people,i personally know,when they arrive from some long trip abroad(e.g Europe)can't
stand the pooluted air and many of them get diseases and allergies.
Egypt is a developing country so u don't find that large amounts of money spent on the environment.
Recycling,protected areas and such stuff are new to my country.
Still i have to admit that some progress has been done in that field and more attention by the
governmentis given but it's not enough.
We have more resources we can use.
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Re: Theres too much pollution!
Sep 19, 2003
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i read somewhere before in the internet that the government of Norway pays its people who walk
instead of riding their cars or motorbikes. the money the people get depends on their
walking-distance. this kind of new idea has encouraged the Norwegian to walk.
but we must consider as well that people would feel reluctant to walk when they know that their
surrounding conditions are polluted. i mean who wants to walk among the dust and gas in streets?
i think planting green plants in big "polluted" cities will work as long as the government and the
community are concerned to work together to reduce pollution. isn't the result also for the
community's good?
if we want to get people used to walking, i think a good walking area needs to be provided, to keep
the walkers in good health. this walking area can be built among plants surround it.
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