Tag Archives: Pollution

Sydney Cohen – According to the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), “nutrient pollution is the process where too many nutrients, mainly nitrogen and phosphorus, are added to bodies of water and can act like fertilizer, causing excessive growth of algae.”

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Harry Cooper – It’s no secret that many of the things we do in our everyday lives have a tremendous impact on the health of the environment. While it may seem very small in comparison to a global scale, the amount of things we use in our everyday lives cause a tremendous amount of pollution, and negative environmental impact.

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Sydney Cohen – Looking for a more sustainable option when it comes to straws? Check out bamboo straws! These environmentally friendly straws are made from natural bamboo, and they are biodegradable and compostable.

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Harry Cooper – The modern world is filled with plastic. The original plastic, created in 1869, was made from treated plant fibers and was meant to replace products made from ivory, which was incredibly expensive and required killing wild elephants.

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Ilana Stein – There is nothing more fun than drinking clean rainwater! But, can you drink rainwater today?

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Sydney Cohen – It is not ideal for light bulbs to be thrown out because the glass can break and corrode the plastic bag in your household waste bin. Additionally, damaged light bulbs might release gases including argon, nitrogen, or helium, that contribute to global warming.

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Harry Cooper – Single use items have become a nuisance to keeping our planet clean. And single use cups are no exception to this. Landfills and oceans have started filling up with Styrofoam, plastic, and paper.

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Sydney Cohen – Water is essential to life. It provides for drinking, sanitation, and irrigation needs to the world’s population. However, in many parts of the world, water is not available without a significant expenditure or travel time.

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Harry Cooper – Gasoline is used to power everything from lawn mowers to cars, making it a common household substance. However, when gasoline is left in storage too long it can go bad and become unusable.

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