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Basic habits performed by human’s beings affect the environment and its

consequences.

UPSI105 ! " Introduction to psycho#ogy

$aria %ose &orone#

Universidad de 'specia#idades 'sp(ritu Santo

)ebruary *!+ *015

)or, -andy avis


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Introduction

Peop#e ## #ive ttched to invisib#e strings+ 2hich cnnot escpe.

Sometimes you try to bre3 the rope nd run+ but 7ust before so+ 2e stop

thin3ing tht 2e hve the strength to do. hese strings are habits.

-egu#ar eercise is a habit 3no2n to promote optima# hea#th. Perhaps

you hte or mybe #ove 8%ohn+ *0109. But+ it is the most v#ub#e hbit you cn

hve in your #ife. In our di#y #ife 2e re used to do sports for many reasons as

to #oo3 good physica##y and menta##y. :s it mentioned before+ sports are

connected to environment because peop#e #ive eco4fshion #ife+ 2hich fi##s ##

their vit# spects.

he prob#em is tht the preprtion nd performance are affected after physica# eertion in most po##uted cities every day and in 2hich the f#o2 of

oygen is reduced to meet high #eve#s of po##ution affecting our he#th in 2ys

tht is sti## un3no2n. /ir consists of oygen+ crbon dioide nd other prtic#es+

2hich re+ suspended in the atmosphere+ such as dust+ po##en+ etc. ;hen there

is ecess of air qua#ity+ contamination is reduced because the concentrations of

toins derived combustion are higher 8:bass+ *01>!9. hat is 2hy the harmfu# effects of these substnces re mu#tip#ied nd

thus the formtion of free rdic#s tht ffect their he#th.

he respirtory system and the cardiovascu#ar system are the most

affected by this ecessive po##ution+ and the #ungs 2i## be forced to an ir fi#ter in

poor condition deteriorted grdu##y by the ccumu#tion of hevy met#s

contined in the tmosphere 8?ationa# Par3 Service+ *01!9.

his process can #ead to diseases such as chronic bronchitis+ pu#monry

edem+ cncer nd others. ;ith po##ution the circu#tion is getting #o2 nd is not

s f#uid s it shou#d 8@o#mes+ *0009. his cn cuse cardiovascu#ar system

disorders such as poor circu#ation+ 2ea3 arteries and heart attc3 my suffer in

#ong term or ny other type of hert disese.


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he proportions of crbon dioide in the ir re high#y incresing#y nd

negtive for the organism substances inf#uence their physica# state and by

etension to their ath#etic performance 8'##iot+ 1>>A9.

here are studies to ath#etes eercising at the sme intensity nd

durtion but t different #octions distinguished by #eve#s of po##ution+ these

studies gve m6ing resu#ts 8%en3ins+ 1>>A9. rining sc#es 2ere used t

different heights in urbn environments and more iso#ated popu#ation 8Sa#a6ar+

*019. he resu#ts scientifica##y stated that the inf#uence of adverse

environmenta# affects the psychophysic# performnce nd he#th of th#etes.

It is dvisb#e not to p#y sports outdoors during dy#ight hours+ s the

#rge number of vehic#es increases contamination. If 2e have no choice but

idea##y carry out the activity in a par3 or 2here green trees c#en the ir. In pr3s

oygen concentrtion is typic##y higher thn in other p#ces 8:##en+ *00*9. ;ht

it is true tht the ide# time for eercise re at da2n and at night+ as po##ution

#eve#s have dropped significant#y+ a#though 2e have the possibi#ity it is best to

get a2ay from the city and m3e the sport in the countryside then our he#th 2i##

be grtefu#.

/nother importnt fctors re the noise po##ution nd the direct impct of

the sun hve #ess resistnce to the o6one #ayer+ it becomes very viru#ent. Coud

sounds a#so affect ath#etic peop#e because that sounds decibe#s+ increased

#eve#s of b#ood pressure and heart rate+ 2hich causes fatigue 8:dDn+ *00A9.

his pper 2i## n#y6e the hbits tht re crried out di#y tht dmges

the environment nd ho2 these dmages can affect us dai#y.

Hypothesis

he more peop#e ma3e habits that harm the environment+ do more

damage to the net generation and themse#ves.

In deve#oped countries imp#ement every day stronger conservtion

po#icy on the preservtion of its environment+ t3ing cre of their ecosystems+ it

cou#d be sid+ Ethese deve#oped countries hve #erned from their mist3es.

8&onniff+ *01*9E hey 3no2 the importnce of 2i#d#ife for sustennce+ if you re

hppy to be here+ the question to s3 is, ;ht hs sustained me a## this timeF In

fact+ you 2ou#d not be here 2ithout the eistence of 2i#d#ife.


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raditiona##y spea3ing 2i#d#ife inc#udes a## non4domesticated #i3e birds+

foes+ bison+ coyotes+ frogs+ and ho2#er mon3ey anima#s among others 8Briggs+

*01*9. @o2ever+ the term 2i#d#ife hs come to 2rp ## #ife4domesticted

microorgnisms in vegettion nd fungi s 2e##. he scope of the 2i#d#ife is vst

nd there is no 2y possib#e to discuss the importnce of ech contributor to

the ecosystem s a 2ho#e in this artic#e.

he most important #esson to ta3e a2ay from this is if there 2ere no

2i#d#ife+ there 2ou#d be no human #ife. Unba#anced ecosystems have

detriment# effects on 2i#d#ife nd humns 8:#on6o G $edia+ *01!9.

he ;or#d @e#th Hrgni6tion sho2s report in *005 ##eging tht the

stte of ecosystems round the 2or#d re contributing to incresed rates of

i##ness and morta#ity of popu#ations throughout South :merica+ :frica and :sia.

)actors such as deforestation+ natura# disasters nd migrtion of nim#s re

big resons 2hy ecosystems re impired. -ep#cement of ntive nim#s from

other species is more hrmfu# becuse they may bring potentia# bacteria and

diseases 2ith them to habitats that may be adverse#y affected by their presence

8han+ *00J9.

:s it mentioned before+ for thousnds of yers+ humns hve been

p#ying n incresing#y importnt ro#e in deforesttion. hroughout history+ one

empire fter nother hve cut forests to bui#d their bots nd homes+ and fue#.

Hnce they have been devastated+ these forests have not recovered in a

thousand years or more+ and some 2i## never recover as in parts of the

$editerranean+ the $idd#e 'ast nd Britin.

K#ob# deforesttion hs cce#erted drmtic##y in recent decdes. he

tropic# forests of South /meric nd Southest /sia are being cut and burned

at an a#arming rate for agricu#ture+ both sma## and #arge sca#e+ from huge

p#antations of oi# pa#m to gricu#ture eistence Es#sh nd burnE 8Smo#3er+ *00J9.

)ires re strted for these purposes often burn out of contro#. he so4

c##ed E@6eE in Southest /si during 1>>J nd previous yers 2s the resu#t

of etensive forest fires burning out of contro# in forests ffected by drought. he

ide of deforesttion creates images of bare areas. So 2hen someone sees a

picture of high#y deforested in parts of the tropics+ areas they are surprised to

see that there are sti## many trees there. In fact+ there seem to be deforested.he reason for this is that at #east 10 percent of the #and is covered by the


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treetops if the percentge of forest f##s be#o2 10 percent+ tropic# res re

considered deforested.

In conc#usion+ deforesttion occurs becuse humns 2nt to hve

mteri#s removed from the trees. he hbit of cutting do2n trees i##ega##y is

greedy and stingy because a## they care about is the money from the sa#e of

2ood.

:nother factor that cou#d cause disease because environmenta# damge

is 2ter. ;ter is 2onderfu# e#ement+ it is vit# for #ife. Po##utnts in 2ter hve

forced governments to dd chemic#s to 2ter to purify it. ?ot ## 2ter is pure.

he drin3ing 2ter in cities contins much ch#orine nd in some cases may

contain #ead and copper. &h#orine dries the s3in and sometimes irritates. he

2ater in many p#aces is treated 2ater+ or the 2aste2ter re treted 2ith

chemic# nd fi#trtion for recyc#ing.

It is importnt to 3no2 tht the s3in is constnt#y eposed to dirt present

in the ir. ust+ dirt+ cr ehust nd even pesticides often found in the ir+

penetrte deep into the pores+ destroy ce##s cusing fine #ines and 2rin3#es and

giving the s3in a du## and opaque appearance 8%oe+ *0109. Hne so#ution to he#p

protect the s3in against environmenta# po##ution+ it is essenti# to remove

impurities 2ith rich in ntioidnts c#ener. /ntioidnts+ 3no2n s Efree

rdic# scvengersE my see3 to unstb#e free radica#s and he#p neutra#i6e their

effects+ 2hich he#ps protect the s3in from harmfu# effects. o remove the

deepest impurities and dead s3in+ incorporating a non4abrasive scrub+ en6yme

bsed t #est t2ice 2ee3.

here re other diseses tht hve risen becuse of the dmge to the

environment. ubercu#osis+ cho#er+ dengue+ p#gue and ma#aria have

increased in incidence or geogrphic rnge+ s hve ne2 drug4resistnt strins

of bcteri. In ddition ne2#y recognised diseses+ such s /ids or Srs+ hve

emerged. he present g#ob# emergence of infectious diseses is c#er#y

ssocited 2ith the soci# nd demogrphic chnges of the pst 50 yers+

prticu#r#y urbnistion nd g#ob#istion+ 2ith the ttendnt spred of

pthogens 8gents cusing disese9 vi infected humns+ hosts+ vectors or

commodities. he chnge in the environment cused by humn ctivities is #so

pprent in the trnsformtion of much of our #ndscpe nd conversion of region# systems once dominted by ntur# ecosystems.


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Methodology

he pproch used for this reserch is through surveys. he survey is

one of the most 2ide#y used mr3et reserch becuse it ##o2s obtining

comprehensive informtion from primry sources methods. he revie2s re

usefu# in #ight of the fct that this system can gather a ma7or measure of data

from numerous individua#s.

here are numerous types of surveys #i3e the te#ephone+ face4to4fce+

post#+ Internet nd others. In this cse+ the surveys 2ere conducted on#ine 2ith

the Koog#e progrm ##o2ing you to see the resu#ts of the surveys nd being

tbu#ted.

he structure of the survey is bsic becuse they re on#y 5 questions

nd the popu#tion 2as *00 peop#e. Participants can choose either

predetermined number of dichotomous+ such s responses set yes or ?o+ rue

or f#se s they re ##o2ing mu#tip#e4choice questions 2hich #imit the ns2ers.

he overvie2s re deve#oped to ans2er our specu#ation that is, E Peop#e

unconscious#y performing habits tht dmge the environment cusing hrm to

humnsE. he motivtion behind this venture is to m3e peop#e 2re tht they

shou#d t3e cution 2hen performing these hbits tht damage the environment

in order to create a generation 2ith environmenta# a2areness.


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Results and Analysis

1. Gender

40%

60%

Male Female

Hf the *00 peop#e surveyed+

0= of them 2ere 2omen+

representing more than ha#f of

the respondents


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2. Nowadays, Do you thin that there is an

i!balance in the en"iron!ent#

94%

6%

Yes No

Hf the *00 peop#e surveyed+ >


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!. $hаt do you thin is the %reаtest result &ro!

dа!а%e to the en"iron!ent#

Hf the *00 peop#e surveyed+ 5=

of them said that the resu#t from

damage the environment is thatanima#s immigrate and the other

5= said that natura# disasters is

the other consequence. Hn the

other hand+ A= considered that

deforestation and 15=

considered that the

consequence 2ou#d be disease.

:t the end+ the ma7ority of

peop#e as J= considered that

a## the options are

consequences from damage the

environment.


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19%

15%

66%

Contribute to the environment

Assistance to less fortunate

Corporate imae

'. (ociаl

responsibility is а ter! bаsed on).

Hf the *00 peop#e surveyed+ =

of them said that socia#

responsibi#ity is a term based on

corporate image and 1>=

considered that is a term based

on contribute to the environment

and 7ust 15= said that Socia#

responsibi#ity is a term based on

assistance to #ess fortunate.


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*. $hich o& the &ollowin% hаbits cаuse !ore dа!а%e

to the en"iron!ent#


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6% !%4%

1%

"%

6%

"!%

!%

#eave the liht on

$oil for lon

&at farme' meat

Commutin (air) lan')etc*

+aste paper

#eavin the taprunnin

,sin plastic basFlushin the toilet

Discussion

1. Gender

Hf the *00 peop#e surveyed+ 0= of them 2ere 2omen+ representing

more thn h#f of the respondents ho2ever+ on the other hnd there is


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Indiscriminte hunting is the ctivity by 2hich mn eceeds in the use of

anima# resources+ generating them at ris3 of etinction 8Urrea+ *00A9. efinite#y

unba#anced ecosystems have harmfu# effects on 2i#d#ife and humans.

;ith dai#y ctivities performed by humn beings+ for the surviv# of it hs

serious#y dmged the environment in 2hich 2e #ive. he eco#ogic# imb#nce

hs great inf#uence in terms of c#imate change+ to be affected a## #iving beings

and their habitat.

In the eco#ogica# imba#ance+ the etinction of species #so p#ys n

importnt ro#e+ becuse 2e consider tht ## #iving beings on erth re prt of

food chain and if the chain is bro3en+ the imba#ance is present. Simi#ar#y+ the

eco#ogica# crisis affects some ecosystems more rapid#y than others+ as in the

case of mountin environments. &hnges to n ecosystem cn suffer they re

t2ofo#d, ntur# nd humn. Both hve big difference.

It is importnt to remember that a## ba#ances are re#ated to the biotic

community and c#imatic conditions. herefore+ a## c#ima ecosystems are

sub7ect to chnge+ if 2ether conditions chnge+ if ne2 species re introduced

nd themse#ves re removed.

+. $hаt do you thin is the %reаtest result &ro!dа!а%e to the en"iron!ent#

%ust 5= of the popu#tion considered tht ntura# disaster cause more

damage to the environment than the other option. 'ven if there is 7ust fe2

peop#e consider this+ it is very important to ep#ain the consequences of this.

;e 3no2 that natura# disasters and caused gret humn #osses+ mteri# nd

#so cuse economic #osses. Hn#y in *00! the #osses mounted to 55 bi##ion

do##rs 2or#d2ide.he prob#em is not the #oss of money but the disproportion in 2hich

countries re ffected compred to its gross domestic product+ s deve#oping

countries suffer more csu#ties than the rich countries. his ma3es them

vu#nerab#e to deve#oping institutions+ eposing them to increased poverty. But

not on#y in the #oss of homes+ furniture and other goods that peop#e have

affected the economies+ but a#so in the #oss of resources such as timber+ oi#+

vegetb#es destroyed ded nim#s+ destroyed industries nd resources tht


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forced the stte to provide for rods nd services+ mong others+ become #i3e

they 2ere before.

he other 5= consider immigrtion nim# is nother consequence from

dmge the environment. /ctu##y anima# migration has many consequences if

anima#s are ab#e to reach their destination. Hne consequence cou#d be to die on

the 2ay 2hen they migrate s this process requires gret physic# effort for

them becuse they trve# #ong distnces. /nother is tht they cou#d be #ost for

ny chnge in orienttion mechnism in their body.

A= of the popu#tion considered deforesttion s consequence

becuse it occurs by cutting do2n trees. he indiscriminte fe##ing of trees #eads

to the phenomenon of deforestation of forests+ 2hich causes #oss of biodiversity+

so that decreasing the trees+ producing breathab#e oygen decreased

a#arming#y in the :ma6on 2hich is a #ung on earth. )or that reason you must

t3e into ccount tht deforesttion is the #rge4sc#e destruction of forests by

humn ction. $i##ion hectres re degrded or destroyed nnu##y. hese re

#ogged or burned+ rough#y equiv#ent to the rea of a footba## fie#d every t2o

seconds so it is important to have more contro# over the indiscriminate fe##ing in

the 2or#d.

hen 15= considered that disease is one of the direct consequences on

the hea#th and qua#ity of #ife of peop#e for environmenta# damage. E&ases of

engue in Buenos :ires are c#ear proof of this+E says %oshu r#iner+ US

speci#ist in @e#th nd 'nvironment nd founder of the ?KH E@e#th &re

;ithout @rm.E

E$ny consider c#imte chnge s n issue of eco#ogy nd do not see

their direct impct on he#th. -emov#s from tropic# diseses to temperate

areas+ is increasing#y affecting popu#ations that had never been eposed+E said

the epert. $oreover+ g#oba# 2arming phenomena that a#ready eisted+ such as

po##ution 2orsen. EPo##uted air p#us heat+ boost asthm cses. /nd the prob#em

is tht there is no sing#e strtegy for combting them sh## be effective if gener#

mesures such s chnge in industri# processes nd energy consumption

ptternsE r#iner 2rns.

he sun m3es us o#der. his is nother consequence of the disese s

s3in cncer. :s the damage to the o6one #ayer the sun is stretched it becomesmore dangerous because 2ithout the protection of the o6one #ayer many


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harmfu# sun rays enter the 'arthLs atmosphere. he sun can cause spots and

frec3#es 2hat to 2ear sunscreen and not to buse sunbthing. So#r protectors

re more effective PS) 15 or more+ mny eperts be#ieve tht more thn 15 is

not bsorbed through the s3in.

/ccording to the epert+ the he#th sector hs gret environment#

responsibi#ity for their high4energy consumption nd the genertion of huge

mounts of 2ste. Eo change these schemes must focus on primary hea#th

care through community ha##s decentra#i6ed care+ and stop based on #arge

hospita#s dependent high4tech gadgets. It 2arns that a## countries shou#d have

an emergency p#an c#imate+ providing hea#th care in mobi#e centers to be se#f4

sustainab#e from an energy point of vie2.

'. (ocial responsibility is а ter! bаsed on).

his topic is deve#oped s resu#t of environment# dmge. his term

hs mu#tip#e menings for peop#e. Hn#y 15= sid tht soci# responsibi#ity isbsed on ssistnce to the #est fortunte. )or emp#e+ one of the most

respected corporte soci# responsibi#ity #eders is $icrosoft+ and it gives

soft2are to non4profits that can benefit from free soft2are that 2ou#d other2ise

be very epensive to purchase. ;hen #oo3ing at ho2 corporate socia#

responsibi#ity has inf#uenced corporate cu#ture+ $icrosoft is hai#ed as a fine

eamp#e+ and it ran3s high#y in this area. /ccording to %cque#yn Smith 2riting

for )orbes 8*01*9 the compny hs hd its emp#oyees provide more thn t2o

mi##ion hours of their time to cuses. nd the pssion of the compny’s

emp#oyees for corporte soci# responsibi#ity cn be seen to hve gro2n

through doing this. his reinforces the importnce of corporte socia#

responsibi#ity 2ithin the organi6ation.

Hn the other+ 7ust 1>= said that &S- is a term based on contributes to

the environment. o reduce our environmenta# footprint+ &S- has estab#ished

*0*0 targets to he#p drive energy efficiency improvements and a reduction in

greenhouse gases.


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)in##y+ the truth is tht the m7ority of peop#e in this cse = of the

popu#tion thin3s tht &S- is term bse on corporte imge. Hf the si m7or

&S- inititives corportions cn pursue+ environment# inititives re being

vie2ed s the most ttrctive option to induce economic stimu#us+ 2hi#e

chieving so#id &S- goa#s. he corporate image of a company+ is the

perception that customers have of it and to associating certain va#ues, trust+

credibi#ity+ soci# nd environment# responsibi#ity+ seriousness etc. )or the

corporte imge 2or3+ you must convey nd 3no2 ref#ect the person#ity of your

business nd hve design ccording to it+ cusing consumer interest.

*. $hich o& the &ollowin% hаbits cаuse !ore dа!а%e

to the en"iron!ent#hey sy it t3es *1 days to form a habit+ and many of us have dai#y

habits that are s#o2#y destroying the environment. @ere is a #ist of things you

can easi#y change to reduce impact on the p#anet+ 2ith suggestions for 2ays to

deve#op ne2+ environmenta##y friend#y habits insted.

%ust 1= sid tht commuting+ *= sid tht f#ushing the toi#et nd boi#ing

for too #ong cuse dmge to the environment.

-eferring commuting 2hether you’re f#ying 2y on business trips or

commuting to 2or3 on di#y bsis+ the 2y 2e trve# is one of the biggest

environment# po##uters in our #ives. Nou my not be b#e to give up these

hbits+ but t3ing steps to reduce them 2i## impct the environment+ #oca#

po##ution #eve#s+ and your hea#th. &onsider ditching the car once or t2ice a 2ee3

and cyc#ing or 2a#3ing to 2or3 instead+ and #ift sharing or carpoo#ing 2ith 2or3

co##eagues on a#ternate days. )ue# economy decreases rapid#y over 0 mph+ so

3eep 2ithin the speed #imit 2hen you drive+ and m3e sure your tyres reinf#ted+ s fu##y functioning tyres cn #so sve the mount of fue# your vehic#e

uses.

/bout boi#ing for too #ong. $ny peop#e guess the mount of 2ter they

need 2hen they boi# the 3ett#e+ nd they end up boi#ing too much. Boi#ing

3ett#e ctu##y uses #ot of po2er4 enough to #ight 2ho#e househo#d+ 2hich

#so costs the househo#der money. here re energy efficient 3ett#es vi#b#e

tht cn he#p to reduce energy usage+ and 3ett#es that measure ho2 much

2ater is needed for a sing#e mug or a pot of tea. :n easy 2ay to ensure that you


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aren’t boi#ing a2ay this va#uab#e resource is to measure the amount of 2ater

you need first+ for eamp#e 2ith the mug you are going to drin3 out of or the pot

you are p#nning to coo3 2ith.

his is not the esiest hbit to chnge+ #though the use of compost

toi#ets is on the rise 2or#d2ide. @o2ever+ f#ushing your toi#et 7ust once or t2ice

#ess 2ee3 2i## m3e difference to ho2 much 2ter your househo#d uses

8di#uted urine is purported to be sfe nd ece##ent #iquid ferti#i6er 9+ nd dding

bric3 to your toi#et cistern 2i## reduce the mount of 2ter the toi#er uses 2ith

ech f#ush.

Hne of the most importnt hbits tht m7ority of peop#e do is to met4

frmed meat.


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onclusion

his pper 2s mde for reders to t3e environment# 2reness s it

see3s to 2orry peop#e for environment# conservtion nd improvement of the

stte of the environment. ;ithout being #rmist+ environment# 2reness+ for

emp#e+ is to understnd tht if I+ ordinry citi6ens+ 2ste ny natura#

resources+ such as 2ater+ tomorro2 2hen you 2ant to used+ it 2i## not eist.

$any times+ 2hen ta#3ing about environmenta# prob#ems it comes to

mind the destruction of the o6one #ayer+ g#oba# 2arming+ the a#arming increase

in 2aste generation but you do not see a direct re#ationship bet2een your dai#y

actions and the events such as the fact to eat farmed meat. $aybe you’re not

redy to t3e step in the veggie or vegn direction+ but if you’re eting frmedmet+ you’re supporting n incredib#y environment##y dmging industry.

Besides+ if you re the person 2ho is used to #eving the rp running+ you

shou#d p#ce stic3ers or post4it notes net to tps becuse it cn he#p to remind

you to sve 2ter 2hen you cn.

/s fami#y and socia# beings 2e have the great commitment to protecting

the environment+ since this depends on our qua#ity of #ife and that of our

successors+ and the deve#opment of our country. he environment is the set of

a## #iving things around us+ you can get the ra2 materia#s that peop#e use to #ive.

hat is 2hy 2hen they 2a#3ed over or misuse of ntur# resources t their

dispos#+ they put t ris3. he ir nd 2ter re both indispensb#e to #ive nd

becoming po##uted+ so you must rise 2reness of ho2 peop#e use them.

efending the environment is prt of our duty s 2e become dynmic gent

nd thus encourge coopertion+ 2hich 2i## ensure us better future nd

he#thier country.

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