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Terricka Benford outlines her daily routine and provides alternatives to make her routine more environmentally friendly. In the morning, she would walk to school instead of driving, and air dry her hair instead of using hairspray. For midday, she would open windows instead of using air conditioning, eat homegrown vegetables instead of prepackaged food, and let insects die naturally instead of using insecticides. In the evening, she would use reusable bags for groceries, buy eco-friendly cleaners, and carpool instead of driving separately.
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Apes agenda project
- 1. APES Pollution Agenda Project Terricka Benford
- 2. My Ag e nda Morning It was a typical morning. I woke up,showered brushed my teeth,showered, used hair spray and flat ironed my hair spray. I then drove my self to school and on the way I stopped and picked up something to eat.
- 3. Morning Alternatives Instead of driving to school and polluting air with car exhaust and burning fossil fuels releasing carbon dioxide (CO2) into the air I will walk to school. Instead of using the hairspray that has CFCS (chlorofluorocarbons) that ruins the ozone, I can wear my hair natural without any chemicals damaging the environment or my hair. Instead of going out to buy breakfast I can make it at home. Doing this will reduce the toxins going into the air from how the plastic container for my food was made. It will also decrease the smoke in the from factories in the process of making this container.
- 4. Midday Today was a half day so I walked home. When I got there I was hot and sweaty so I quickly turned on the air conditioner so I could cool myself off. After I rested I went in the refrigerator and I got a prepackaged salad with chicken that I bought and I ate that for lunch. As I threw my food away I noticed that there was gnats flying around the trash so I used some type of insecticide to kill them. Then I began to watch TV until my parents came home.
- 5. Midday Alternatives Since I turned on the air when I arrived at my house I polluted the air because of the energy production used to turn my AC on. Electricity is produced by using coal power plants,the burning of coal releases CO2 and methane into the air. Therefore, I could of put the windows up instead of turning on the AC I then ate a prepackaged salad and chicken This harms the environment because when this was created toxins were released in the air. Instead of buying it I could have had a garden and used fresh vegetables and had no meat. Next instead of using an insecticide I could have let them die on there own or used a Eco friendly alternative. Using a non Eco friendly insecticides release harmful toxins in the air.
- 6. Evening I went to HEB and bought groceries. I had my bagger bag them in plastic bags. I bought a lot of cleaners and some detergent and body wash. I then went to my car and stopped at the gas station to fill up on gas. I ended up spending more than I expected because gas prices increased. I then went home and unloaded my things and began cleaning.
- 7. Evening Alternative Instead of using plastic bags for my groceries I should have bought reusable Eco friendly bags. Instead of using regular cleaners and detergents I could have bought the Eco friendly detergents and cleaners that have less toxins in them. Instead of filling up on gas and driving to work I could have had a friend take to work instead of using to vehicles and polluting the air twice as much.