How can we reduce the long term affects of pollutants on living organisms and ecosystems

Biology

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Elza [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

practice sustainability

Explanation:

If we produce less CO2 by: riding bikes, ride-sharing, walking, public transportation, hybrid vehicles are ways we can decrease pollutants individually. If we promote policies for recycling, proper disposal of hazardous materials, urban agriculture, farmer's markets, and "green energy" we can make an even bigger impact that would decrease detrimental global changes such as warming and ocean acidification. Its interesting to think about how much gas was spent to drive your bananas to your grocery store from where they were produced.

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