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Assignment: Final Project Milestone Interdisciplinary Experience: Identity in a Global Society (IDST - 1050C - 2) Paige Parker Walden University Angelia Williams May 2, 2015 “Talking Trash” Andy Rooney This article discuss issues that involves how American are being wasteful. For example; Rooney states “how much garbage New York City makes and where most of it comes from is packaging” (Rooney, 2002, pgs. 354-355). Since I feel that the global issue of this essay focuses on national resources, I decided to choose this article because where I live this is also a problem with our environment. People dumping trash every day, which I feel is ok but using other type off garbage such as boxes, bottles, newspapers, cans, and paper bags can be recycle and use for other purposes. Today, people do not recycle anymore and this has cause a problem of people using up all our national resources. As pointed out by the author (Rooney) “The Earth could end up as one huge, inhabitable dump.”(Rooney, 2002, pg. 355) This why I believe instead of dumping garbage we should consider recycling things that we no longer needs in order to help our national resources and protect our environment for the future generations to come. “The Obligation to Endure” Rachel Carson This article discusses how chemicals are harmful to the environment. This would be main the global issue in to why I chose this article because I am concerned about my environment and what I can do to protect it. People uses chemical every day, for example; to paint, kill unwanted pesticides, and hair spray. However, today most chemicals are use in the farming business. The points presented in this essay shows that we are not as much aware of how chemicals have become of the biggest problem that are affecting not only our environment but animals, food, and people as well. My uncle works as a farm laborer and they uses many chemicals in order to get rid of bugs or pesticides that are on crops. Carson states ““Can anyone believe it is possible to lay down such a barrage of poisons on the surface of the earth without making it unfit for all life” (Carson, 1962, pg. 348)? I believe this to true because in some places chemicals have been a major cause of many health problems and often death. So, given the article view concerning chemicals, I would have to agree because chemicals have affected our lives and environment. Reference Andy Rooney, (“Talking Trash”, 2002, pg. 353) found in Muller, G.H. (2014) The New World Reader: Thinking and Writing About the Global Community (4th ed) Boston, MA. Wadsworth Cengage Learning. Rachel Carson, (“The Obligation to Endure”, 1962, ...
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