BURNING DRIED LEAVES MIXED WITH BIODEGRADABLE AND PLASTIC WASTES Scenario: You are the resident of a subdivision. Every morning, you see some people burning dried leaves mixed with biodegradable and plastic wastes. Some homeowners complain that the smoke from the burning garbage of their neighbors has caused respiratory ailments. Suggest to the village’s board of directors to create a regulation banning the burning of wastes and penalizing the offenders. Submit a proposal containing the following: 1) The reasons why burning dried leaves, plastic, and other wastes should be banned. (10 sentences) The burning of dry leaves, plastics, and other waste should be prohibited since many people will be affected and many will suffer. We must take responsibility for our own care of everyone around even to our nature. If they are not stopped and continue to be done, it may cause air pollution, and potentially affecting people's health. Violate the rights on environmental justice values. Incinerators cause problems on the environment in the villages where they are built, as they carry an excessive amount of pollution and toxic ash. The climate change that incinerators contribute to disproportionately impacts these regions, which are often in in the developing world or communities. Real solutions to our environmental and climate issues are being developed by people all around the world. One of the reasons why they should be banned is because our neighbors are different and not everyone will like this activity. It should not really be done because it will affect the environment of the community of the subdivision, the makers can be told to stop because this work is wrong. Open wastes burning exposes a number of harmful chemicals into the air, as well as causing soil, water, and food contamination. Significant amounts of greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere when open waste when burned.
2) Effects of burning wastes that are detrimental to the environment and
health. (10 sentences) Burning waste can cause physically and mentally issues both people's health and environment in which people with asthma, heart disease, emphysema, or other respiratory diseases are especially sensitive to air pollutants that the burned waste caused. Lung infections, pneumonia, and allergies are among the medical conditions made worse by burning. Pollution is another negative effect of waste burning, as it can harm the ozone layer, especially burning plastics which is linked to the greenhouse effect. Significant amounts of greenhouse gases are discharged into the air when waste is burned openly. Burning wastes emit a variety of toxic pollutants into the air, as well as aggravating soil, water, and food contact surfaces. Carbon dioxide, methane, and particulate matter are examples of such compounds, which are commonly associated with air pollution and can cause severe respiratory disease to every individual person if waste burning did not come to an end. Burning wastes were particularly linked towards the release of environmental contaminants. Furthermore, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, dioxins, and furans, which are all carcinogenic and have been connected to a range of diseases. The effects of these pollutants are seriously damaging to unborn fetuses, infants, and children who are exposed to the pollutants through their parents or through physical touch with the contaminants. As a result, some many pollutants released by waste burning have the potential to harm children's and people’s development.
3) Suggested penalty for the offender of the regulation. (Chart/ data grid/ bullet) Submitted by: