... planet by polluting and depleting our natural resources. To have a clean planet and abundant resources for our future generations we must teach and emphasize the importance of sustainability. The terminology for sustainability is meeting the needs of the present generations with out compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. A simple example of sustainability is the rapidly growing of subdivisions. The ... on the environment? Knowledge is power. We must begin by teaching our children the importance of conservation. This is the beginning step of saving our pl...

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... needed. Slowly, the population is becoming aware of their unsustainable lifestyles and the effects. A recent Gallup poll acknowledges the increased awareness of individual citizens around the world. Pessimism about the future is pervasive in many nations, evidenced by the survey conducted in 17 countries. More than three-quarters of Venezuelans felt their children would be worse off in the ... future than they are now, where the earth's ecology is concerned. The Taiwanese were the most optimistic and the United States ranked 11th out of the 17 countries polled. What is ... the catalys...

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... in the hearts of our enemy and friends alike. A vast amount of people was concerned with the threat of a nuclear war and its effect on the environment as well as generations to come. It was this fear that drove a determined people to become activists. Therefore, out of the ashes and remnants of the atomic bomb birthed the "Age of Ecology ... upward mobile company or always in the public's judgmental eye. One way to appear eco-friendly is by going green. Green technology and recycling are a thing of the present and future. Some may say it's a fad of today, but I beg the difference! There...

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