Teen Ink Magazine,
December 2006 :
Environment Articles
All Natural by Michele B., Rochester Hills, MI It’s better when my hair smells like the wind Instead of shampoo I don’t mind dirt under my fingernails And I love dandelions in my hair My favorite colors are ... Continue...
Being Green by Melissa W., Coquitlam, Canada, BC North America is facing an epidemic of greed. People constantly succumb to their desire for more - more food, more clothing, more gadgets - without thinking about what these products are made of, how they were manufactured, and from where they were shipped ... Continue...
Nuclear Waste by Nancy R., Roslyn, NY Fifteen years after the end of the Cold War, we are still left with nuclear waste from the arms race. Nuclear waste is highly poisonous and can remain like that for 100,000 years ... Continue...
Sunshine Follows by Jiaxing X., Temple City, CA It is common knowledge that Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. Less well known is the fact that he failed 6,000 times before succeeding. I appreciate success as well as failure because failure can lead us to more experiences ... Continue...
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