There are many psychological effects that cause wheat staying in a polluted area. And one of it is the doggy of soka pits. Anytime they are about to remove the soka pits near my house, it pollutes the environment. The air is already very bad, messy for breeding. And at this point, I’m already thinking about how our younger ones are going to breed effectively. If me as a non-doubt is finding it difficult to breathe, how? How my young and pretty also understand is also my min of petroleum Anytime they are about to deposit the petroleum to the tank for fuels It’s being Saturated all over the air which causes a great havoc that makes it as if you want to choke which is very bad for us as human beings because we are inhaling carbon-4 oxide instead of oxygen and in breathe-out oxygen instead of carbon-4 oxide so is the reverse is the case
Band 5+: What are some of the psychological effects of living in increasingly urbanized environments?
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There are many psychological effects that come from living in a polluted area. One of them is the odor of sewage pits. Anytime they are about to remove the sewage pits near my house, it pollutes the environment. The air is already very bad, making it difficult to breathe. At this point, I'm already thinking about how our younger generation is going to breathe effectively. If I, as an adult, am finding it difficult to breathe, how will my young ones manage? Also, when they are about to deposit petroleum into the tank for fuel, it saturates the air, causing great havoc that makes it feel as if you want to choke. This is very bad for us as human beings because we are inhaling carbon dioxide instead of oxygen and breathing out oxygen instead of carbon dioxide. So, the reverse is the case.
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