where do the USA factories dumb their garbages and toxics? Which sea and specific areas?
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Sewers run to the sea after the treatment plants, and storm water sewers (run-off) do.  However, it is illegal to dump toxics in the sea.  They go to specific toxic landfills, are incinerated, or are recycled.
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China just had a major industrial accident involving a chemical spill into one of the major rivers.  But if you want to read about sad water pollution.. read up about the old mining operations in montanna and the current water pollution because of it.  look for Clark Fork River and Berkeley superfund cleanup... Acidic mine tailings in the water.
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pollution is the presence of harmful substances in the envionment. some that are effecting or enviornment today are. piles of garbage,americans produce more houshold waste than any other nation. billions of kilograms of this waste are classified as hazordous. which means it's harmful to humans and the environment. Hazordous waste also comes from homes, old cars, paints, batteries, medical wastes, and detergents all pollute the environment. \nNuclear power plants produce electricity for millions of homes and businesses they also produce radioactive wastes, special kinds of  hazordous wastes that take hundreds of thousands of years to become harmless. These "hot" wastes can cause cancer, leukemia, and birth defects in humans. Radio active wastes can have harmful effects on all living things.\nSome pollutants affect the senses. These include bad odors and loud noises. too much noise is not just annoying but affects the ability to hear and think. \nI hope this helps you with your homework.
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go to the recycling plant
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Start with the references given.\n\nNearly everything we do leaves behind some kind of waste. Households create ordinary garbage. Industrial and manufacturing processes create solid and hazardous waste. The Office of Solid Waste (OSW) regulates all this waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).\n\nRCRA's goals are to: \n\nProtect us from the hazards of waste disposal \nConserve energy and natural resources by recycling and recovery \nReduce or eliminate waste, and \nClean up waste, which may have spilled, leaked, or been improperly disposed. \n\nHazardous waste comes in many shapes and forms. Chemical, metal, and furniture manufacturing are some examples of processes that create hazardous waste. RCRA tightly regulates all hazardous waste from "cradle to grave." RCRA also controls garbage and industrial waste. Common garbage is municipal waste, which consists mainly of paper, yard trimmings, glass, and other materials. Industrial waste is process waste that comes from a broad range of operations. Some wastes are managed by other federal agencies or state laws. Examples of such wastes are animal waste, radioactive waste, and medical waste.\n\nLeftover household products that contain corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive ingredients are considered to be "household hazardous waste" or "HHW." Products, such as paints, cleaners, oils, batteries, and pesticides, that contain potentially hazardous ingredients require special care when you dispose of them. \n\nImproper disposal of household hazardous wastes can include pouring them down the drain, on the ground, into storm sewers, or in some cases putting them out with the trash. The dangers of such disposal methods might not be immediately obvious, but improper disposal of these wastes can pollute the environment and pose a threat to human health. Many communities in the United States offer a variety of options for conveniently and safely managing HHW. For more information on which wastes at home are hazardous refer to the list of common household products with potentially hazardous ingredients.
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Clark Foam, is creating bio-hazards, according to authorities. I think it stems from their manufacturing processes and facilities. I think it sucks. The EPA should be more patient because it affects so many facets of our economy. I live in San Diego and know that tons of businesses west of I-5 live and die via the surfing trade. Visitors who rent surfboards will see their rates rise. New buyers will pay more. Old used boards will go up in price. Anything that floats with a foam core will be more expensive, like boogie boards. It's government intervention...our gov't doesn't pressure the Chinese for their EPA compliance's. The Chinese pour acid in their rivers for drinking water. Clark Foam doesn't do anything close to that.\nLet's work this out...unless the gov't wants this industry shipped out of the country...??interesting.
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Tough question.  Google phrases like "new york garbage dump"..."I-95 exits", etc.
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Go to http://www.dumbasswasteoftime.com
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I agree. Which ever type of "trash" you are talking about. Littering or trash talking, both can just plain GO!\n\nEvery year I adopt a portion of my street and clean up the garbage from A** holes who think Mother Nature is their litter box. \n\nToo, I speak up for what America does for the world. \n\nBut, I want Americans to grow out of their obesity issues. I want America to be a leader in education and I want America to strive for environmental soundness so instead of being a part of the problem, I am a part of the solution.
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Contact the EPA. They are a government entity. They have folks who can answer these kinds of questions for you.
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garbage, dead animals, animal droppings
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USA produce 60% of Global polution in the world, but quickiest behind it is comming India (Europe and USA export trash to India) and China (Industrial exploration without method and care due the successive export to USA and Europe). \n\nSoon, the dirtiest place will be our Oceans. \n\nBut thinking about specific places:\nChernobyl area\nTiete river in Sao Paulo - Brazil\nPlaces where we have Nuclear waste disposal\nSome rivers in China and India
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Most is buried in landfills.  I used to run trucking companies and know of one who hauled bio waste from New Jersey to Arkansas to dispose of it.  The money was reportedly very good.  I could not adhere to this practice though due to health risks involved.
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I am not much one for the bible aspect, but Yea I wish we could curb pollution right now, but have you been to any other country besides USA, or where ever you're from? I don't know who writes these "stats" about who pollutes the most, but someone should come here to Japan and check these fools out.
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call some junkyards in your area
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You can probably obtain some from schools in the USA who just want to get rid of it.  It is so expensive to dispose of liquid mercury that you may be able to find a school which will even pay the shipping cost as long as you will take it.
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It's called the EPA, and they're a pain in the a$$.  Work in the industry and have to deal with the regulations sometimes (but at least they're better than the FDA, who are real SOB's).