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The document discusses various ways to reduce pollution in the modern era. It identifies different types of pollution such as air, water, land, and sound pollution that are damaging the environment. Some effective ways to reduce pollution mentioned are organizing awareness campaigns, using renewable and energy efficient products, and recycling or reusing materials. Specifically, campaigns can educate people on reducing pollution, clubs can invite activists to discuss environmental issues, renewable energy like solar power provides pollution-free energy, reducing car usage decreases air pollution, and reusing items like plastic bottles and newspapers prevents land pollution. The conclusion stresses the importance of taking action through campaigns, energy savings, recycling, and government enforcement to achieve a clean and healthy environment free from pollution.
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- 1. LEE FONG YEN - 0321976 WAYS TO REDUCE POLLUTION INTHE MODERNERA OF DEVELOPMENT, HUMANSARE DESTROYING THEIR OWNNATURAL ENVIRONMENT BY DOING ACTIVITIESTHAT CAN CAUSE POLLUTION. EXAMPLES OF POLLUTION ARE WATER, AIR, LAND AND ALSO SOUND POLLUTION. THE EFFECTS ARE POLLUTION ARE GLOBAL WARMING, GREENHOUSE EFFECT AND OTHERS. THERE ARE DIFFERENT WAYS TO REDUCE THESE POLLUTIONS SUCH AS, ORGANIZING CAMPAIGNS, USING RENEWABLE OR ENERGY EFFICIENT PRODUCTS AND RECYCLING OR REUSING MATERIALS. POLLUTION CAN BE REDUCED BY ORGANIZING CAMPAIGNS. AUTHORITES OR ORGANISATIONS SHOULD HOLD CAMPAIGNS TO EDUCATE THE CITIZENS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF REDUCING POLLUTIONS THAT ARE HAPPENING IN OUR WORLD. NOT ONLY THAT, THESE CAMPAIGNS, WHICH ARE RECYCLING AND REUSING CAMPAIGNS, AND ALSO ENVIRONMENT CAMPAIGNS, CAN AWARE YOUNGER AND ELDER GENERATIONSON THE PURPOSE OF SAVING THE ENVIRONMENT FROM POLLUTIONS.BESIDESTHAT, CLUBS AND SOCIETIES CAN INVITE EXPERIENCED ACTIVITISTSTOTALKABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND WAYS TO SOLVE THEM. USING RENEWABLE OR ENERGY EFFIECIENT PRODUCTS CAN HELP CREATE A POLLUTION-FREE ENVIRONMENT. A COMMON EXAMPLE OF A RENEWABLE ENERGY IS THE SOLAR. THE SUN GIVES OUT SOLAR ENERGY THAT CAN BE USED TO GENERATE ENERGY IN CARS, ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS AND MANY OTHER APPLIANCES. SOLAR PANELS ON ROOFTOPS CAN HELP COLLECT SOLAR ENERGY, WHICH IS COST- FREE AND POLLUTANT-FREE. INSTEAD OF DRIVING CARSTOWORK, CARPOOLING CAN MAKE ADIFFERENCE IN SAVING OUR NATURE. AS THE NUMBER OF CARS ON ROADS DECREASES, THE PERCENTAGE OF CARBON MONOXIDE ALSO DECREASES. THIS REDUCESAIR POLLUTION. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, REDUCING POLLUTION BY REUSING AND RECYCLING MATERIALS. EXAMPLES OF THESE MATERIALS ARE PLASTIC BOTTLES, UNUSED TYRESAND NEWSPAPERS.PLASTIC BOTTLESCAN BE CUT INTO DECORATIVE ITEMS TO BE PLACED AT HOME WHILE VEGETATIONS CAN BE PLANTED USING UNUSED TYRES. NEWSPAPERS ARE RECYCLED AND MADE INTO TOILET ROLLS AND OTHER TYPES OF PAPERS. DISPOSING THEMWILL CAUSE LAND POLLUTION TOOUR MOTHER NATURE, SO, IT ISBEST TOMAKE IT INTO SOMETHING USEFUL. ITS TIME TO TAKE NECESSARY ACTIONS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS THAT ARE RELATED TO OUR ENVIRONMENT. HOLDING CAMPAIGNS, USING ENERY-SAVING PRODUCTS AND RECYLING MATERIALSHAVE TO BE DONE IN ORDER TO HAVE AN ENVIRONMENT FREE FROM POLLUTION. GOVERNMENTS SHOULD ENFORCE STRICTER LAWS IN MAINTAINING THE CLEANLINESS OF THEIR SURROUNDINGS BY FINING ANYONE WHO ARE GUILTY IN POLLUTING THE ENVIRONMENT. A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT LEADS TO A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE. (383 WORDS)