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Paris Jones
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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okay how in paris and
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I wanted to talk about the damage the coral reef.
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So my partners last show is basically about the cause of the issue. So the cost of it.
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So the cause of the issue is in the coral reef is like mainly like water pollution.
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One of pollution is like basically like, you know,
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people like throwing out their trash like in the ocean like oil,
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like oil leaks and like different things that
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can harm the animal's in harmony like you know
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from the water.
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And then
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yeah,
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so basically
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like I said, I'm doing the cause of the issue slide
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and what are we talking about? Like how like, you know like how it happens and like
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what is like the damage towards support everything?
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So basically like I'm trying to say is like
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when people like
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when people throw out their trash on the side of the road there trash like later on
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find yourself
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like an ocean
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really really bad.
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So basically the cause of the cause of issues were like a physical
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damage destruction and it harms marine life and such as other creatures.
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But more with it causes people throwing their trash on the side of the road,
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not knowing that later on it will find itself in the ocean.
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It caused pollution kills marine life. That's why people say that's literally
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I'm just trying to say is like that there's a food chain in the ocean.
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And so like say like
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fish eat playing the other sharks eat fish.
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So like if I can't go out because of the water pollution and then
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the fish will go out and fish go out because of the water pollution.
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You know trucks go out. So it's just like all of like you know type of thing.
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Anyways
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I want to give
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the phone
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the computer.
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Sorry about that. The computer said Ashley,
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I love Ashley. So the effect of the issue is physical damage or destruction from
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coastal development
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um is
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uh dreading korean destructive fishing
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for creating
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well
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actor and grounding
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essential.
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Oh this is from Calvin I put a disease.
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Oh no
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yes we're about to do one and slide and never done
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and then I have to let them know when you're
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in the wrong slide that was in my um so sorry
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but things uh that people can do to help is minimized.
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Use a filter
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filters,
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filter sorry if I said that wrong and be cautious
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when buying fish um you know save energy at home and
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at work and spread the word to others and you know
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like in the picture you can like help pick up trash
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and you know maybe it's a little organization to help the coral reef. So yeah
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um passed this on to
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um one day.
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Stop it. Stop it. No no sorry sorry sorry.
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Um
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So so
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so my side is organizations dedicated to the
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issue organizations who are dedicated to the issue
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or the coral reef alliance we're trying to
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take the coral reef with science technology.
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And another organization is the N. L. A.
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The organization supports diving
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and.
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Sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry and and supports supports funding and trying
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to teach people more about the problem in the coral regions.
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There's a lot of problems and they want to teach
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younger people so they can help out the issue more.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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No we gotta do number six um What is the
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problem and how my how my effective problem is that
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the court briefs getting really dirty and the fact that
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it can lower water quality can cause changes in food structures
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and the coral reef and the coast lines become more so I think it's
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sustainable sources susceptible to damage and flooding
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something which can be really bad.
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And then I believe we have to do a number of
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The three
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and 5 next I'll do um
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problems, problems and solution to the issue.
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Um But the problem solution to issue plant trees,
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it will reduce the runoff that goes into water,
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minimize use of filtering users like I said.
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And these are my use environment friendly types of transportations that can
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really help the coral reef and um Yeah that that's it.
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Thank you for um
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watching, watching and um yeah
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