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    Harmful Effects of Recycling Harpreet Singh Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana   HARMFUL EFFECTS OF RECYCLING Recycling has been a tradition in America because of its evolution. Recycling is necessary for the wellbeing of the environment. Even though society always claims that recycling is beneficial to our society, it also has many setbacks. There are various negative impacts of recycling that not many people are aware of. Recycling causes air pollution, various health problems, contamination

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    Throughout history, humans have been polluting this earth without even knowing it; so far managing to dump over five trillion pieces of trash into the oceans, which is almost three hundred thousand tons of garbage. This harmful act is creating hazardous effects on the environment, killing over fourteen million birds, and one hundred thousand sea mammals. The environment is coming back for revenge on humans by contaminating drinking water. The quality of drinking water is getting significantly worse

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    Despite that Internet has a lot of benefits, in my opinion; Internet has harmful effect to the behavior of teenagers, because of my own experience. Internet is one of the most original things made by human being. It is profitable for everyone, because yourself your time in searching some information sources, you are able to be known of everything happening in the world, you can easily be In touch with your family, friend if they are for from you. We may say that internet it is our saver, but it

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    Harmful effects of alcohol on the liver The liver is the body 's largest solid organ. Receives about 1.5 liters of blood per minute and is involved in three important vital functions essential for our body: the purification, synthesis and storage. The liver recovers and transforms many toxic to render them harmless before disposal. Destroys red blood cells and white blood cell aging and certain bacteria in the blood. Destroy the waste produced by the body naturally, like ammonia, as also those

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    As accessibility to and the advancement of the new media increases, our control over what we choose to see to decreases exponentially. Although advertisements do not seem to manifest harmful effects, many advertisers use Machiavellian tactics to sway the opinions of people. Such tactics include: clickbait, which makes use of targeting the curiosity of viewers to simply click on a specific link or video, and data mining, the tracking of recent searches to show advertisements specific to what the robots

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    Abstract: Child labour has many repercussions for the children, for their families and for the society as a whole. The harmful effects of child labour can be seen in inadequate physical development, various illnesses and deformities, damage to their central nervous system, impoverishment of their mental faculties and indulgence in immoral acts. Family of the working child suffers the economic loss in the long run and loses social bonds and ties within family which may ultimately lead to family

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    Gender Roles: The Harmful Effects The idea of gender roles has been prominent throughout not only American History, but world history as well. Everyone understands that men are the ones who provide for their family while women are responsible for household work such as taking care of the children, cleaning, and cooking. The United States has come a long way in demolishing these gender constructs from presenting women the right to vote to recent strives in pop culture such as Benny’s gender crushing

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    The Harmful Effects of Overusing Technology The discovery of technology has had plenty of so called positive effects on us Americans. Due to new technology based inventions, coming out every other day. We Americans are able to get places every day without much physical movement. We talk to each other without getting out of a chair or picking up a pencil, do our jobs quicker; easer; or with less people to deal with, create ways to carry our money and personal information without dealing with paper

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    voting. The great reform act achieved two main things—it extended the criteria so that more men could vote and in an attempt to make the system fairer, it got rid of some of the differences of the voting system that existed from region to region. The effects of this act were very limited as it only achieved a small amount, but did make some impact in the people’s lives. Even after the reform act only a tiny percentage of British men could vote in elections. Also, certain areas of the British Isles, such

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    concussion might not seem harmful at the time, it can be harmful for some people later on in life because constant concussions and hits to the head can cause a person to be diagnosed with ALS. When someone gets ALS it’s because there is motor neurons in the brain and spine that control movement and when these die, it leads to the body being paralyzed. For athletes and for some unlucky people, this can happen when a protein from the brain goes into the spinal cord which is harmful and can cause clogs that

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