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The document discusses the War on Waste (W.O.W.) project which aims to save the Earth from global warming by reducing pollution and litter. It encourages picking up objects on the ground, using pockets instead of littering, and not spitting everywhere. It warns that without cooperation the Earth will become more polluted and contribute to global warming, while supporting W.O.W. will clean the Earth, be refreshing, stop global warming, and reduce garbage.
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- 1. WAR ON WASTE W.O.W. SAVING MOTHER EARTH FROM GLOBAL WARMING
- 2. What really is the W.O.W. It’s a special project of Lourdes
- 3. how to help in the W.O.W. Pick objects in your path 2. use your pocket 3.Do not litter 4. Do not spit everywhere
- 4. What will happen if we don’t cooperate in w.o.w. The earth will be polluted It might cause global warming
- 5. What will happen if we support W.O.W The earth will be clean again Its refreshing It will stop global warming It will reduce garbage