Tuba City Junior High School
Tuba City, Az

Hazy Grand Canyon
Introduction:

            Over this past week I have gone to Cholla Power Plant, Fort Valley Experimental Forest, and the Grand Canyon.  I have learned that there is a haze over the Grand Canyon.  That haze covers the beautiful color of the Grand Canyon. 
                My grandmother told my that when she was my age she could see Navajo Mountain very clearly, but now all you can see is the silhouette of the mountain. Also back then you could see 80 or 90 miles, now you are lucky if you can see 30 or 40 miles.

Recommendation:
I would recommend that we stop driving and start walking, and riding bikes, scooters, horses, etc. to stop the pollution in the air.

Positive Consequences:
1.  Stop the haze in the Grand Canyon.
2.  Stop the air pollution.

Negative Consequences:
1.  You could break a body part.
2.  You could get dehydrated.

The staff at the Grand Canyon

Bookmarks:
 

Causes of Grand Canyon Haze - CSU
Ask Jeeves Answer: Arizona Power Plants
Ask Jeeves Answer: Arizona Power Plants
Causes of Grand Canyon Haze - CSU
Four Corner power plants dump

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