Toxic waste is poisonous byproducts from manufacturing, farming, and other industries that can harm humans, animals, and the environment. While regulations have reduced dangers since the 1970s, violations and outdated waste sites still pose threats such as groundwater pollution and risks from earthquakes. The document calls for educating the public on toxic waste dangers and pledges to properly dispose of trash and spread awareness.

1. TOXIC WASTEBy: Matthew Ehret

2. Interesting FactsAny kind of waste that can poison living things.Hazardous wastes are poisonous byproducts of manufacturing,farming,etc.The wastes can harm humans, animals, and other parts of nature. One of the largest toxic metal producers is the mining industry.A common waste facility stores it in containers in the ground.

3. Lesson LearnedI have learned that toxic waste is not as dangerous as it was in 1976 when the EPA regulated it. Then I learned that violations like dumping hazardous waste in town dumps to avoid fees may result in large fines. Many waste dumps that pose as a threat today are from the era before 1976. Earthquakes are a threat when radioactive waste is buried. This is why we should stop toxic waste.

4. Spreading the WordPosters around town for people to read about toxic waste.Create a website about the dangers of toxic waste.Send everyone in town a card about toxic waste.

5. My PledgeI pledge to pick up litter so waste will be properly disposed. Also, I will try to get people involved in helping stop toxic waste. Last, I will explain the dangers of toxic waste to my friends and family.

6. Thank You For Watching, by Matthew Ehret goodbye