... the end of the World" by Caroline Macdonald is a novel that depicts a very accurate future that might be. The world has been destroyed by a lot of pollution and people have been poisoned by mass cropping of forest's to feed the grow world which has reached the point of starvation. A girl, Diana lives with her ... they have been away from civilization for to long but Diana doesn't know any better because she was born after all the destruction. Mean while beneath the ground, hidden away from the rest of the world lives Hector? He lives in an underground town set up by a crazy control-freak ...

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... provides more than just crops for human and animal consumption. It provides raw materials used to make building materials, paper, medicines, and fuels. Also farmland absorbs rainwater that helps replenish ground water supplies and reduce flooding(Dekalb). Farmland in the United States is being developed at an alarming rate. From 1970 to 1990 nineteen million acres of rural land were developed ... ninety eight percent(highway). All of these extra vehicles and miles being driven are starting to take its toll on our environment from our increase of air pollution to our declining amount of ...

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... is relating to water. Moreover, there have more invisible cost of bottled water. Once the bottle is created and filled with water, it is delivered to stores by means of ground transportation. Some bottled water is transported long distances by ship in addition to the distances it travels by truck or rail. The fresh water used to manufacture and fill bottles ... the water and fuel, it is important that people take an initiative to drink the tap water or buy home water filtration systems. Bottled water is leading a source of plastic pollution in America, even though it is very cheap and p...

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... killed by the atomic bombs and same number of people was injured. This bomb not only killed the people but also the city, 714 square kilometers were razed to the ground. By the end of 1945, more and more people dead, because of the lingering effects of radioactive fallout and other aftermaths, the death toll of Hiroshima was probably over 100 ... the operate miss of the workers. This mistake made the most serious nuclear accident in the world, and was the only level 7 accident in nuclear history. The amount of radioactive pollution was 100 times more than the Little Boy in Hiroshima. (h...

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• Grade Level: High School