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Welcome to Our Generation USA!​

Under this Main Menu Web Page

"HUMANITY!"
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we will expand on the many attributes (both good and bad) that have made us who we are today!
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Under this Main Menu Web page, you can access the following web pages by clicking on the blue hyperlink for each listed below:​
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In the following, you will find topics that have been developed to-date for each of the above web pages:

Humanitarians are those Individuals and Institutions dedicated to saving and bringing a better life to those in need.
  1. Humanitarians
  2. Philanthropy in the United States
  3. Humanitarian Aid including a List of Humanitarian Aid Organizations
  4. Humanitarian Principles
  5. Jimmy Carter, including his work on behalf of Habitat for Humanity
  6. Human Rights including Universal Declaration by the United Nations
  7. The Peace Corps
  8. Charitable Organizations, including a List of the Wealthiest Charitable Foundations
  9. Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS)
  10. Venture Philanthropy
  11. What is Altruism?
  12. Blood Bank including a List of blood donation agencies in the United States
  13. Emergency Management
  14. Emergency Medical Services in the United States
  15. Disaster Response
  16. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
  17. Firefighters in the United States including Volunteer Fire Departments
  18. Christian Humanitarian Aid Groups
  19. Amnesty International
  20. Universal Declaration of Human Rights (United Nations)
  21. ​International Federation for Human Rights
  22. Anti-Slavery International
  23. Human Rights in the United States
  24. ​United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
  25. ​Donors Choose Organization
  26. Humanity along with Compassion towards others
  27. Goodwill Industries (Non-Profit)
  28. Food Banks, including "Feeding America"​
  29. World Central Kitchen and Chef José Andrés
  30. American Red Cross
  31. Habitat for Humanity (Re-directed from web page "No Place Like Home")
  32. Caregivers (including "These public servants are finalists for the Oscars of government.; Yes, Fauci is one of them" OpEd by Washington Post)
  33. United Way of America
  34. The Salvation Army
  35. Doctors Without Borders
  36. CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort)
  37. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
  38. Humanitarian Crisis
  39. Charity Navigator
  40. Charities, including  in the United States
  41. Outreach Programs, including Social Work
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​No Place Like Home covers having a home, whether renting or buying, apartment, condo or a house, and related requirements  for a Domestic Lifestyle:
  1. Home
  2. Marriage in the United States including Wedding Ceremony and Honeymoon Destinations
  3. Subsidized housing in the United States
  4. Home Ownership in the United States
  5. Federal Takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
  6. Housing Styles in the United States
  7. Real Estate, including Real Estate Companies in the United States
  8. The Federal Housing Authority and its Financial Assistance to first time home ownership
  9. United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
  10. Defining Residential Areas of the United States, including Homeowners Associations and  Residential Zoning in the United States​
  11. House as a Single-family Detached Home
  12. ​Multi-Family Residences
  13. Living in the Suburbs
  14. Rural Living in the United States
  15. City Living in the United States including Urban Living and Planning. See also: List of Metropolitan Cities in the United States
  16. Forms of Shelters, including Residences for the Homeless, Abused Females, and Abandoned Pets
  17. Public Housing in the United States
  18. Housing in the United States
  19. Affordable Housing, including ​The 10 States With the Most Affordable Housing (US News 2/14/2020)
  20. Habitat for Humanity
  21. Home Construction, including a List of Construction Trades
  22. Rent to Own Homes
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American Lifestyles: covers our sense of community, whether entertainment, domestic, location, religion, political leanings, race/ethnicity, culture and/or other common traits we share.
  1. Lifestyles in The United States including the American Way of Life and the Role of the American Family
  2. Living the American Dream vs. Today's Shrinking Middle Income Class
  3. Hobbies
  4. Plant Nurseries, Gardens, and Landscaping for the Home
  5. Model Trains
  6. Homes including Home Ownership in the United States
  7. Renting an Apartment in the United States, including Types of Apartments and Rent Control
  8. Trailer Parks and your own Mobile Home?
  9. Living in a Rural Area vs. Suburban and Urban Locations, including the Population Shift to the Suburbs
  10. Love, Romance and Marriage
  11. The Modern American Family: Today's ideal family size is smaller than it used to be (by PEW Research 5/8/2015).
  12. Human Nature
  13. Body Language including Sexual Attraction
  14. The Human Condition including the Meaning of Life and One's Morality​
  15. Fashion Design and Body Attire, including a List of Fashion Designers
  16. RV Living, including a List of Recreational Vehicles, and featuring the Good Sam Club as well as "Snow Bird" Winter Migration
  17. Concerts, including a List of the Highest Grossing Concerts
  18. Smoking Tobacco and its Health Effects
  19. Drinking Alcohol, including a List of Alcoholic Beverages, the Inherent Risk of Alcoholism, and Alcoholics Anonymous
  20. Society in the United States including Nationality, Religion, Race, and Ethnicity
  21. How Americans Spend their Leisure Time as reported by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS.Gov)
  22. Sociology as the Scientific Study of Society
  23. Social Class in the United States
  24. Social Science
  25. The Great Society (Domestic Programs of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidency (LBJ)
  26. Homeownership in the United States
  27. Real Estate for Buying or Selling a Home including Finding a Good Neighborhood without Crime
  28. Condominiums, including a List of Condominiums in the United States
  29. Our Community and Neighborhoods
  30. Homeowners Associations in the United States (HOA)
  31. Cannabis in the United States  including a List of cannabis rights organizations
  32. Vacations, including a List of Prominent Tourist Attractions and Timeshares
  33. Plastic Surgery, including Constructive vs. Cosmetic Surgery
  34. Domesticated Animals
  35. Household Pets, with a focus on Dogs and Cats
  36. Dogs as Pets, including Dog Breeds and the Bond between a Man and His Dog
  37. Cats as Pets, including Cat Breeds
  38. Veterinary Medicine
  39. Interpersonal Relationships
  40. Homemaker as Husband or Wife
  41. Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993
  42. Most Popular Tourist Attractions in the United States
  43. Amateur Sports, including the Role of Sports in Society
  44. Spectator  Sports
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Hobbies as Leisure Activities, whether Indoors or Outdoors:
  1. ​Hobbies, including a List of Hobbies
  2. ​Plant Nurseries, Gardens, and Landscaping for the Home​
  3. Model Trains
  4. Blogging
  5. Board Game
  6. Animation as a Hobby including Computer Animation
  7. Amateur Astronomy (as a Hobby)
  8. ​Aquariums, Whether Freshwater or Saltwater
  9. Recreational Sailing, including a Glossary of Sailing Terms
  10. Horse-back Riding
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Social Networking as the means of remaining in touch with one another when it is not physically possible to do so, e.g., the Covid-19 Pandemic:
  1. The ultimate guide to which socializing app is right for you, from Zoom to Netflix Party (by the Washington Post 4/6/2020​)
  2. Zoom Alternatives: Best Free Services for Group Video Chatting During the Pandemic (PC Magazine
  3. Social networking service
  4. Social Networks
  5. Web Conferencing
  6. Comparison of web conferencing software
  7. Video Conferencing
  8. Collaborative Software, including a List of Collaborative Software
  9. Social Software
  10. Cloud Collaboration
  11. Electronic meeting system
  12. ​Hybrid Event
  13. Facebook Messenger
  14. FaceTime
  15. Google Hangouts
  16. TikTok
  17. Zoom Video Communications including Essentials for hosting a successful virtual party (USA Today)
  18. Houseparty (App)
  19. Microsoft Teams
  20. ​Skype
  21. WhatsApp
  22. Snapchat
  23. Instagram
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Being Human covers how we, as Homo Sapiens, have evolved over time to become today's Human Beings:
  1. Human Beings, including a Timeline
  2. Anthropology including a List of anthropologists
  3. ​Evolution including Today's Homo Sapiens
  4. Adult Development
  5. Childhood
  6. ​Demographics of the World
  7. Middle Age
  8. Old Age
  9. Human Rights including Universal Declaration by the United Nations
  10. 21st Century including a Timeline of the 21st Century
  11. Human Dignity
  12. Mortality Rate
  13. Natural Selection
  14. Nature vs. Nurture
  15. Human Psychology vs. Psychiatry
  16. ​Code of Conduct
  17. ​Human (and other) Respiratory System(s)
  18. The Human Body
  19. Human Anatomy
  20. The Human Brain along with Human Behavior including Memory
  21. Development of the Human Body
  22. Coaching vs. Mentoring
  23. Common Sense vs. Intuition vs. Reasoning
  24. Idealism vs. Pragmatism including Practical Idealism
  25. The Mind and Logical Reasoning
  26. When Did the Human Mind Evolve to What It is Today? (By Smithsonian Magazine), and Including Evolution of Human Intelligence and its Outline
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Social Justice seeks equality for all, regardless of gender or creed, age, economic circumstances, religion, and color of skin:
  1. Social Justice
  2. Human Rights (from Humanitarians web page)
  3. ​Race and ethnicity in the United States including a List by household income
  4. Wealth in the United States including a List of the Wealthiest Americans According to Forbes Magazine
  5. Wealth Inequality in the United States
  6. Causes of income inequality in the United States
  7. Social Equality vs. Social Inequality including a List of Countries by Income Equality and by Distribution of Wealth
  8. Capitalism or Socialism?
  9. White Americans in the United States
  10. Hispanic and Latino Americans, including a List by Profession
  11. African Americans including a List of the 100 Greatest African Americans
  12. Asian Americans in the United States
  13. Native Americans in the United States
  14. Affirmative Action in the United States
  15. Poverty in the United States including Low Income Communities along with Growing up in the Projects
  16. Immigration Law in the United States, including a List of Immigration Laws
  17. Immigration to the United States including  Illegal Immigration and its Illegal Immigration Population
  18. Gender Inequality in the United States
  19. Gender Pay Gap in the United States including the Gender Gap Report by the World Economic Forum
  20. Tax policy and its impact on economic inequality in the United States
  21. Citizenship in the United States including Immigrants who wish to become Citizens
  22. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission​
  23. Democratic Ideals, including the American Dream
  24. Civil Discourse and The Golden Rule
  25. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and "Black Lives Matter"
  26. Hate Crimes in the United States, including a List of Hate Groups along with Fighting Discrimination
  27. American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
  28. Tax Havens and Offshore Banks
  29. The Squad (United States House of Representatives Members -- 2019) including "Trump’s Hate Makes the ‘Squad’ Stronger" by the Atlantic (8/16/2019)
  30. Discrimination in America Today
  31. Hate Groups in the United States, including a List
  32. Domestic Terrorism in the United States​
  33. Social Status
  34. Anti-discrimination Laws, including a List of Anti-Discrimination Acts
  35. Immigration Policies of Donald Trump, including Illegal Immigration to the United States, along with the NY Times  (12/11/2018) article "8 Million People Are Working Illegally in the U.S. Here’s Why That’s Unlikely to Change."
  36. Koch Family, including its Political Activities
  37. George Soros, including his Political Activities
  38. Political Spectrum, as Left Wing vs. Right Wing Politics
  39. Racism in the United States  including Racial Profiling
  40. Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989
  41. Corruption, with a focus on the United States
  42. (Political) Lobbying in the United States including Citizens United v. FEC and "End Citizens United"
  43. Think Tanks, including a List of Think Tanks 
  44. Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) including List of organizations designated by SPLC as hate groups
  45. Civics, including Civic Education in the United States
  46. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, including US Office of Government Ethics
  47. Citizens United Organization vs. the End Citizens United Movement
  48. Advocacy Group, including a List of Advocacy Groups
  49. Corruption Perceptions Index along with the Democracy Index
  50. Foreign Electoral Intervention including Electoral Fraud
  51. Conservativism in the United States
  52. Progressivism in the United States
  53. Political Diversity
  54. Democratic Socialism, including the Time Magazine 10/24/2018 Article "Socialism Was Once America's Political Taboo. Now, Democratic Socialism Is a Viable Platform. Here's What to Know"
  55. Domestic Violence in the United States
  56. Different Forms of Sanctuary
  57. Mass racial violence in the United States including the Murder of George Floyd
  58. Racial Bias on Criminal News in the United States
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  1. Feminism including a List of U.S. Women's Rights Activists
  2. Glass Ceiling
  3. Sex Discrimination
  4. Womens' Rights
  5. Women's Empowerment
  6. Planned Parenthood
  7. Gloria Steinem
  8. Betty Friedan
  9. Women's Rights including a List of Women's Rights Advocates in the United States
  10. Roe v Wade (on Abortion)
  11. Susan B. Anthony, women's rights activist​
  12. Helen Gurley Brown (Feminist)
  13. International Women's Day
  14. Bella Abzug, Feminist Movement Activist
  15. Jane Fonda, Actress, Activist and Fitness Guru
  16. Robin Morgan, Feminist
  17. Feminist Movements in the United States including a Timeline of Feminist Movements
  18. Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)
  19. Treating the Opposite Sex as Purely Sex Objects
  20. #MeToo Movement as well as a List of Men accused of Sexual Misconduct
  21. Sexual Assault including a List of Sexual Assault Organizations in the United States
  22. Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN), (Including Official Website) as well as a List of Anti-sexual Assault Organizations in the United States
  23. Gender Inequality in the United States
  24. Gender Pay Gap in the United States including the Gender Gap Report by the World Economic Forum
  25. History of Feminism
  26. United States Pro-choice vs. Pro-life Movements
  27. Feminist Theology, featuring Mother Teresa
  28. National Organization for Women (NOW)
  29. Time's Up Feminist Movement
  30. Women's History Month
  31. Women in the Workforce
  32. Women's Law Center
  33. Women's Health
  34. Women's Media Center
  35. Women's Suffrage in the United States
  36. Gloria Allred, Women's Rights Attorney
  37. Tarana Burke, Civil Rights Activist
  38. Gloria Feldt, Civil Rights Activist​
  39. Roe v Wade (on Abortion)
  40. American Association of University Women (AAUW)
  41. First Wave Feminism
  42. Second Wave Feminism
  43. Third Wave Feminism
  44. Fourth Wave Feminism
  45. Feminist Perspectives on Sex and Gender (Stanford School of Philosophy)
  46. Feminist Views on Sexuality
  47. ​Women in Sports including the Impact of Misogyny on Sports
  48. ​Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933-2020) was not only a Great American, but also a Feminist for much of her life: below, eight other strides she made for women​
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​Health and Fitness covers mental and physical health along with the means for prolonging one's life and quality of life, including health insurance:
  1. Health and Fitness including a Healthy Diet along with Physical Workouts
  2. ​Gyms and Health Clubs in the United States
  3. ​​Dieting, including a List of Diets as well as the Best Commercial Diets according to U.S. News and World Report
  4. Dietary Supplements
  5. Obesity in the United States based on Body Mass Index (BMI)
  6. Alcohol Consumption and its Impact on Health as well as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in overcoming Alcoholism
  7. Tobacco Smoking including Health Effects of Tobacco, e.g., Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and Tobacco Politics
  8. Exercise including Equipment, and a List of Equipment Manufacturers
  9. The Use (and Risks) of Anabolic Steroids in Sports
  10. Calculating Heart Rate during a Cardio Workout
  11. Health Care Reform in the United States including Exploring the Next Phase of Healthcare Reform by Harvard School of Public Health​
  12. Vital Signs​
  13. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
  14. Locating Health Information on the Internet
  15. How Wikipedia Prevents the Spread of Coronavirus Misinformation  (Wired Magazine 03/15/2020)
  16. Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act ("COBRA") of 1985​​
  17. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA") 1996
  18. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, including Pre-existing Condition Coverage (2010)
  19. Single-payer Health Care
  20. ​Preventive Health Care

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Nutrition & Their Sources:  as the foods and liquids we consume, including their nutritional value as well as the dining experience; including  the meal genres served by restaurants and at home. Also covers obesity, malnutrition and hunger.
  1. Covers all forms of Human Nutrition including Nutritional Guides and Cuisine as well as Obesity and Hunger in the United States
  2. The Many Forms of Cuisine Found in the United States
  3. Different Restaurant Themes, including Fast Food
  4. History of United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Nutrition Guides including a List of USDA Nutrition Guides along with the Nutrition Facts Label
  5. Foods that We Consume including a List of Foods Humans Eat
  6. Food Science
  7. Food Allergies
  8. Food Preservation
  9. Vegan Diet and Vegan Nutrition
  10. Organic Foods and Whole Foods​
  11. Gluten-related Disorders
  12. Healthy Eating Pyramid
  13. Dieting, including a List of Diet Plans
  14. United States Department of Health and Human Services along with the Food and Drug Administration
  15. Restaurant Chefs including Celebrity Chefs; and an Overall List of Renown Chefs
  16. American Culinary Federation (ACF)
  17. Impact of COVID-19 on the Food Industry
  18. List of Michelin 3-Star Restaurants
  19. Outline of food preparation
  20. Culinary Arts, including the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
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Culture: is a way of life for a specific group of people, including their behavior, race, ethnicity, beliefs, values, and symbols that they accept, generally without thinking about them, and that are passed along by communication and imitation from one generation to the next.

A list of topics follows: click on any topic's blue hyperlink to be taken specifically to that topic:
  1. ​Culture
  2. Cities with Significant Ethnic Culture
  3. Civil Rights Act of 1960
  4. Civil Rights Act of 1964
  5. Contributors to African-American Culture
  6. Pop Culture in the United States
  7. Cultural History of the United States
  8. Cultural Events: 1969 Woodstock Festival
  9. Counterculture of the 1960s
  10. Culture of the United States
  11. A List of Festivals in the United States
  12. Cultural Diversity
  13. Cultural Globalization
  14. Major Types of Culture
  15. Museums in the United States including Categories of Museums
  16. Mardi Gras
  17. Maya Angelou
  18. Most Commonly Spoken Languages around the World
  19. Morality by culture
  20. Native Americans in the United States including Native American Tribes
  21. Hispanic and Latino Americans
  22. Asian Americans
  23. Race & Ethnicity in the United States
  24. Roots TV Mini-series (ABC: 1977)
  25. Rosa Parks
  26. Martin Luther King, Jr.
  27. Social Influence of Rock Music in the United States
  28. Social Stereotypes in Art and Culture
  29. Counterculture of the 1960s
  30. The Beatnik Era
  31. The Hippies Era
  32. The Information Age
  33. Generation X
  34. The Millennials  (aka "Gen Y")
  35. Generation Z
  36. List of (Cultural) Generations
  37. The Continuing "Culture War" in the United States
  38. The Monterey Pop Festival (1967)
  39. Baby Boomers Generation
  40. African-Americans including Their Historical Timeline
  41. The Culture of Surfing
  42. Generation Gap
  43. Drug Culture
  44. Culture Icons
  45. ​​Hip-Hop Culture
  46. Gangsta Rap
  47. New Age
  48. The Culture of Cannabis including its Consumption and the Effects of Cannabis
  49. Video Game Culture
  50. Motorcycle Club and its Outlaw Motorcycle  Club Culture, including a List of Motorcycle Sub-cultures
  51. Gun Culture in the United States
  52. Western Culture
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​Environment: Covering Mankind's Stewardship as Caretaker of the Planet in order to reduce and even eliminate man-made pollution contributing to climate changes like global warming, and otherwise what we can do to rectify the slow devastation of our Planet caused by humans. The practice of applying ecological solutions to reverse global warming is a task that we all need to face up to if life is to survive on this planet.

A list of topics follows: click on any topic's blue hyperlink to be taken specifically to that topic:
  1. The Environment
  2. Environment of the United States including Climate Change
  3. Biological Conservation
  4. Conservation of Energy Resources including in the United States
  5. Global Warming and its Causes and Effects
  6. Energy-Efficient Driving
  7. Habitat Conservation
  8. Conservation of Marine (Oceans) Ecosystems
  9. Soil Conservation
  10. Water Conservation
  11. Wetland Conservation
  12. Wildlife Conservation
  13. Nature Conservationists -- List of Prominent Conservationists
  14. Man-made Environmental Disaster: The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
  15. Ecology
  16. Environmentally Friendly
  17. Hydraulic Fracturing (used to release Oil and Natural Gas as a Source of Energy) and its Environmental Impact
  18. Alternative Fuels that are safe for the Environment
  19. An Inconvenient Truth (2006 Documentary Film)
  20. Carbon Footprint and the EPA Carbon Footprint Calculator
  21. Converting Water into Energy Through Electrolysis
  22. Countries with the Greatest Pollution based on Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emissions
  23. Earth Day
  24. Earth's Eco-System
  25. Environmental Impact of the Petroleum Industry
  26. United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  27. Fuel Cell (see also Article by Scientific American (7/3/2008): Can Hydrogen derived from a Fuel Cell Economically Replace Gasoline?)
  28. Geothermal Energy, Geothermal Power, and Renewable Thermal Energy
  29. Government Ratings for Energy Efficiency (Energy Star)
  30. Greenhouse Gas
  31. How You Can Stop Global Warming by The National Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
  32. Scientific Opinion on Climate Change
  33. How is the United Nations addressing Global Warming?
  34. Human Impact on the Environment
  35. Environmental Statutes enacted by the United States Federal Government.
  36. Actions by Governments and Non-profit Organizations to Protect Our Environment.
  37. Is Human Overpopulation of our Planet a Concern?
  38. Sustainability of Life on our Planet
  39. Man's Theological Stewardship as Caretaker of the Planet, with an emphasis on Christianity.
  40. Sustainable Energy and its Sources
  41. Water Resources and its Management including Water Treatment
  42. Timeline of Environmental History
  43. Environmental Science
  44. ​​Al Gore: Environmental Activist
  45. ​Waste Management including Recycling
  46. Energy Recycling combined with Energy Recovery
  47. Renewable Energy
  48. Energy Conservation
  49. Energy Conservation in the United States
  50. Natural Environment
  51. Natural Resources
  52. Energy created from Wind
  53. Hydroelectricity and Hydropower
  54. Bioenergy and Biomass
  55. Solar Energy
  56. 2017 Hurricane Season Hitting Landfall in the United States and Puerto Rico: Neil deGrasse Tyson on Climate Change
  57. Hazardous Waste and its Disposal
  58. Drinking Water Quality in the United States, including Flint Michigan's Contaminiated Water Supply (by CNN 4-18-2018)
  59. Paris Agreement (2015)
  60. Impact of Deforestation and Air Pollution on Our Oxygen Supply including "How Does Deforestation Affect the Air?"​
  61. Environmental Impact of the Coal Industry including the Kingston Fossil Plant coal fly ash slurry spill (12/22/2008) 
  62. Economic Impact arising from Climate Change
  63. ​Climate Change Denial
  64. Clean Water Act
  65. Flint (Michigan) Water Crisis
  66. Pollution from Plastics
  67. Recycling in the United States
  68. Greenpeace along with a List of environmental and conservation organizations in the United States
  69. Forestry and its Care and Management, including Combatting the Global Impact of Deforestation
  70. Electric Vehicles, including the Electric Car and Requisite Charging Station Locations
  71. National Audubon Society
  72. National Geographic Society
  73. Environmental Organizations, including a List of Environmental Organizations by Country
  74. Environmental Policy of the Donald Trump Presidency
  75. Environmental Impact from Wildfires including the Amazon Rainforest Wildfires
  76. Climate Change, including Signs of Climate Change (according to NASA)
  77. ​Water Supply including our Water Supply Network, Water Treatment, and Water Purification
  78. The Most Hazardous Contaminated Places and Where They Are: Superfund and Superfund Sites
  79. Natural Resources Defense Council
  80. Environmental Issues
  81. Friends of the Earth (Environmental Group)
  82. ​Phase-out of lightweight plastic bags in the United States including Recycling of Plastics
  83. The Sierra Club
  84. Smokey Bear
  85. Global Goals Set forth by the United Nations to Make Life Better for Everyone
  86. Environmentalist, including a List of Prominent Environmentalists
  87. Tidal and Wave Power
  88. ​Religion and Environmentalism, including a Focus on Christian Views
  89. Electric Vehicles
  90. Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles
  91. (Environmentally-friendly) Green Vehicles
  92. Climate of Antartica
  93. Weather including Extreme Weather, Meteorology, and Weather Forecasting
  94. Carbon-neutral Fuel, including Biofuel
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Addictions including Gambling​ covers -- not only Addictions to nicotine, caffeine, alcohol, drugs and other substances -- but also other forms of cultural dependency (e.g., gambling).
  1. Addictions including Compulsive Behaviors (e.g., Gambling)​
  2. Addictive Personality
  3. American Tobacco Industry and Their Political Lobbying
  4. Substance Abuse
  5. Opioid Epidemic
  6. ​Re-direct: Drinking Alcohol, including a List of Alcoholic Beverages, the Inherent Risk of Alcoholism, and Alcoholics Anonymous
  7. Alcoholism, Alcohol Abuse and Alcohol Dependence
  8. Controlled Substances Act (1970) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
  9. Sexual Addiction
  10. Smartphone Addiction
  11. Celebrities who died due to a Drug or Alcohol Overdose
  12. ​The War on Drugs and the Opioid Epidemic in the United States
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Natural and Man-made Disasters: Covers Natural and Man-made Disasters resulting in a loss of life, property, and/or livelihood. Including mankind's slow destruction of the Planet through Global Warming. See also "Environment".
  1. ​Natural Disasters In the United States
  2. Man-made Disasters including a List by Category
  3. Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig, its Explosion and Oil Spill (2010)​
  4. List of Industrial Disasters
  5. Earthquakes including Man-Induced Earthquakes as well as a List of earthquakes striking in the United States
  6. Tropical Cyclone
  7. ​Tornadoes, including Tornado Alley
  8. ​Aviation Accidents and Incidents, including a List of Crashes with at least 50 Fatalities
  9. Mining Accidents
  10. List of Disasters in the United States by Death Toll​ ​
  11. ​2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic and its Toll on Human Life
  12. ​Socio-economic impact of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic
  13. Impact of 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic on Education
  14. Coronavirus disease Pandemic (2019)
  15. Impact of 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic on Public Transport
  16. Impact of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic on politics
  17. Impact of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic on the food industry including the Meat Industry in the United States
  18. Impact of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic on Sports
  19. Impact of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic on the United States military
  20. ​​​​​​​Impact of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic in the United States
  21. Impact of 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic on Long-term Care Facilities
  22. Mental Health during the 2019-2020 Coronavirus Pandemic
  23. Social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
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The Worst of Humanity covers Infamous People and Acts considered to be of such magnitude that it denies other humans their civil rights and even their life, including influencing and even negatively changing the course of history:
  1. Mass Murder in the United States, including Massacres and Serial Killers
  2. 9/11 Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001 ("9/11")
  3. WikiLeaks: Our Greatest Enemy? (See Washington Post Editorial by  Fareed Zakaria)​​
  4. Alt-Right Extreme Conservative Movement including Steve Bannon ( former adviser to the Trump Administration) along with a List of Hate Groups
  5. Religious Violence
  6. Racism in the United States  including Racial Profiling
  7. Institutional Racism
  8. Race and Crime in the United States
  9. Rape including Types of Rape
  10. Sexual Harassment featuring  the NY Times 11/11/17 Article "After Weinstein: A List of Men Accused of Sexual Misconduct and the Fallout for Each​"
  11. James O'Keefe
  12. Larry Nassar
  13. Assassination of John F. Kennedy
  14. ​Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
  15. Donald Trump Administration's Family Separation Policy vs. President Trump's use of undocumented immigrant labor: Is anyone surprised?​ (by the Washington Post, 12/6/2018)
  16. ​Human Trafficking in the United States
  17. Jeffrey Epstein
  18. Harvey Weinstein and the Weinstein Effect
  19. Bayer AG and the Pesticide  Roundup, including Bayer's product Neonicotinoid and its impact on the Bee population.
  20. Teflon’s River of Fear (Fortune 5/24/18) (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
  21. The War on Drugs
  22. Assault Weapons in the United States, including Semi-automatic Firearms, Bump Stocks, as well as Assault Weapons Legislation and the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
  23. Mass Shootings in the United States, the 2nd Amendment and NRA
  24. Violence Against Women including the "Violence Against Women Act" (1994)
  25. Charles Manson and his "Manson Family"
  26. O. J. Simpson







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