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This document discusses the need to protect the Earth from pollution and environmental damage. It notes that while nature is beautiful, the Earth is now polluted and in danger. It encourages the reader to get involved in saving the Earth by keeping rivers clean, teaching children about the environment, and practicing the 3Rs of reduce, reuse, and recycle. The message is that we must all act now before it is too late to address the threats facing our planet.
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