The 15 most toxic places to live
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Posted By Holly - Mon, Jan 25 2010 at 11:37 AM ESTseriously in the dumps!
I knew that we were a world of irresponsible polluters, but I am horrified to find out that it is worse than I already knew. I am so depressed for our earth! I hope we can really do something to change the damage we are still creating every second.
Posted By Cynthia Gonzales - Wed, Jan 13 2010 at 8:27 PM ESTThe 15 Most Toxic Places to Live
I wonder if people of all nations realize that the toxic waste dumped into the ground and water ecosystems will end up in our food chain.
Posted By lemeee - Mon, Dec 07 2009 at 11:39 AM ESTsave the EARTH
we NEED SAVE THE ENVIROMENT AND EARTH before it gets worse what am i talking about it is worse.
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Riachuelo Basin, Argentina
The Riachuelo Basin is a waterway whose name is synonymous with pollution. More than 3,500 factories operate along the banks of the river, a landscape that also includes 13 slums, numerous illegal sewage pipes running directly into the river, and 42 open garbage dumps.
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Regulate Corporations
We need to REGULATE CORPORATIONS and the MULTINATIONALS also. There need to be WORLD-WIDE ENFORCEABLE International laws on polluting; and a body to ENFORCE them. As it is now, Corporations under fire simply go elsewhere where laws are more lax, and continue their dirty work of pollution.