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The History of Pollution - by Logan

You can't fix something until you know about it! The Junior Girl Scouts in Troop 548 are completing their Bronze award project, which is focused on reducing waste in common spaces. In this video, Logan shares some historical facts about pollution.

  
Logan also wanted to share some organizations that are helping the environment. Check them out:
  • Natural Resources Defense Council (Non Profit)
  • American Cetacean Society (Non Profit)
  • Oceanic Preservation Society (Non Profit)
  • Ric O’Barry’s Dolphin Project (Non Profit)
  • Environmental Working Group (Corporation)
  • Earth Justice (Non Profit)
  • Ocean Conservancy (Non Profit)
  • Sierra Club Association (Non Profit)
Logan used the following sources:
www.smithsonianmag.com weforum.org Smithsonian Magazine www.hintonwaste.co.uk www.history.com Smithsonianmagazine.com Climate.nasa.gov Theconversation.com Wildlifeleadershipacademy.org Bristolwastecompany.co.uk www.wikipedia.com





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