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    Outdoor public smoking on the National Mall should be banned because it is risky for nonsmokers and the cigarette butts cause a litter problem. When people smoke in public‚ not only do they risk their own health‚ they risk the health of the general public. One could argue that smokers should have a designated smoking area on the National Mall‚ but according to the World Health Organization‚ there are no safe levels of second-hand smoke whether it is indoors or outdoors. Toxins that our lungs are

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    often secondhand smoke accounts for tobacco related deaths. II. Thesis: Smoking on campus has many reasons that it should not be allowed. a. By not allowing it freely it reduces the risk of students being exposed to second hand smoke as frequently. b. Eliminates the presence of peer pressure to try and fit in III. Preview of Main Points: 1. Effects of Secondhand Smoke. 2. Relevance of Peer Pressure. 3. College Campuses are already going smoke free. IV. Transition:

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    Argumentative Essay- Lucas Moore Managing wildfires in today’s world has become more efficient‚ safe‚ and easy with the help of prescribed fires. Prescribed fires are a solution to preventing and helping stop wildfires with both positive and negative outcomes. Today‚ I stand with prescribed fires as I believe that they are safe and have many positives that outweigh the negatives. For example‚ over time branches and debris build up serving as fuel in the forests and result in hazardous environments

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    Article Summary: Smoke-Free Laws Are Saving Lives: By: The D Article Source: Time Magazine Due: 10-30-13 Author of Article: Laura Blue This article is about how laws that ban indoor smoking or smoking in public places are decreasing cases of second hand smoking and possibly saving lives. It explains how putting these laws in place can decrease the risk of heart disease in some people. It states that now every work place even bars ban smoking. It shows in a study where they banned smoking in

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    effects your health 1. Lung Cancer 2. Heart Disease 3. Emphysema B. How cigarette smoke effects others 1. A pregnant woman unborn child 2. Non-Smokers III. Cigarette smoking related deaths A. Deaths in smokers B. Deaths in non-smokers 1 The Dangers of Smoking Cigarettes: How Smoking Effects Your Health and Others According to the American Heart Association there are an estimated 50 million Americans who smoke (1). Smokers say‚ by smoking relieves them of stress and relaxes and comforts them

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    food industry is ’Super-Size me’ that documentary‚ that might give you some more ideas about arguments‚ to look into some of the issues that Morgan Spurlock touches on‚ (size of food portions‚ advertising‚ health related problems of obesity‚ etc..) Obesity in AmericaWhen people think about health what usually comes up is cancer‚ or some kind of disease that will hold you back. Not many people really think about one of the biggest issues out there that people don’t really take serious. It’s called

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    chance to refinance existing loans at lower rates‚ and stop the government from making profits on student loans‚” which is basically like hitting the jackpot to all the young people seeking an education‚ but couldn’t afford to. As simple as it may seem‚ free college may come with conflict. The conflict

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    Today I am going to talk about the free education debate that was done in class on Tuesday in class. The affirmative side was arguing that the United States of America should adopt Bernie Sander College for All Act. Their reasoning was that the student debt rate has gotten out of hand and that we need to better approach on how to deal with this rising debt. The evidence they presented was how the college system in Germany and Denmark have free education and how it working out for them. The also provide

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    hook is used to represent a smoker’s addiction and the ‘Hidden smoke’ advert in which the cigarette smoke in the air is coloured black to see how much it effects those around you. This is also evident in the use of warnings on cigarette packaging. Health warnings have been printed on the front of cigarette packets since 1971‚ and there was a time when a simple ‘Smoking Kills’ would convince consumers to think twice about their need to smoke. However‚ as of October 2009‚ all cigarette packets in the

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    The National Park is a distinctly American idea. Since the establishment of the first National Park at Yellowstone‚ the parks have taken on a plethora of adaptations. Some advantageous and others detrimental to the parks. Through political leanings‚ changing administrations and changing perceptions of the wild and its trappings‚ parks evolved from a collection of curiosities designated for the upper class to a multifaceted tourist retreat. The main goal of the national parks system is to

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