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Article
B)
Analysis
Air pollution is
something that is affecting us physically. It has become one of the main causes
of cancer and heart diseases and because of the health risk it is causing,
pollution is affecting the economy. The illnesses caused by pollution are jeopardizing
health insurance companies. If the world took a greater
initiative to reduce air pollution levels, we could decrease the amount of people
that are affected from strokes, heart diseases, cancers and respiratory issuers.
The lower levels of pollution, the stronger our cardiovascular and respiratory
health would be, the less insurance companies would be affected which would
conclude in a stronger economy worldwide. To reduce these affects a solution
would be to carpool. Carpooling would reduce hydrocarbons, nitrogen,
oxides, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide.
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1.
Global/
National/ Local/ Personal Impacts:
It would be hard for people
to limit their freedom of driving. Carpooling could have such a huge impact on
the globe that car agencies could suffer a decrease in sales, which would
affect jobs in the field as well as the economy.
2.) Impact Over Time:
2 Months/2 Years:
People
could begin to get used to depending on others to move around and it could
become part of people’s social life. Carpooling could become a ‘normal’ way to
move around in a vehicle as well as the only way.
20 Years:
20 years from now
people could look back at times when people wouldn’t carpool and it would be
frowned upon. The amount of car agencies and suppliers would be reduced by a
large amount. Driving a car with only you in it could be considered a luxury.
3.) Positive Outcome: Air
pollution would decrease by a lot as well as health issues due to air
pollution. Health insurance rates would be lower and we could have a stronger
economy worldwide.
4.) Negative Outcome: Car
agencies and suppliers would have to pursue a different career.
5.) Region of the Future: Tech
D) Questions for others:
Would
you be willing to carpool for the rest of your life?
What other negative outcomes
could there be from carpooling?
How often do you carpool?
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Just keeping things on the up and up since this is for my students to communicate first.