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Water-borne diseases such as typhoid fever, cholera, and a wide array of serious or fatal diarrheal diseases are responsible for more than 35% of the deaths of young children Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Most of these diseases and resulting deaths can be eliminated with safe water supplies...
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Most of these diseases and resulting deaths can be eliminated with safe water supplies. In addition, health service is very limited in the least developed countries. It is limited in the number of doctors and beds provided for the patients. Also, all the hospitals and medical facilities are located in the urban areas...
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E-Waste Management The large quantities of e-waste being generated have spawned a new industry: e-waste recycling. E-wastes contain over 1000 different substances many of which are toxic and potentially hazardous to environment and human health, if these not handled in an environmentally sound manner...	1 / 211
Electronic Waster First, you need to know where is e-waste being created. In wafer fab, thousands are working in a controlled environment in a space-suit type uniform. The process use toxic chemicals like lead and mercury to manufacture the integrated circuit (IC) chips needed in electronics product...	2 / 403
NAFTA Many people concerned for the care of the environment think that in the absence of NAFTA, the amount of hazardous waste from Mexico would simply stop. The problem is the increasing industrial activity in the border area, with associated growth in the generation of hazardous waste...	2 / 351
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Hazardous Waste The mistakes of the past need not be repeated, for hazardous waste can be controlled using methods that prevent damage to human health and the environment...	6 / 1442
Acting To Save Mother Earth In fact, we do not have to feel helpless. We can each learn practical ways to better our environment. For example, saving and recycling newspapers has a number of positive results...	2 / 446
Superfund Superfund site is an area that people decides to throw their waste objects away. It has become a dumping area where people don’t know what to do with chemical and poisonous waste items...	3 / 713