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As you make your next trip to the trash can, think about the item you plan to (21) _________. Maybe there is an alternative to disposal. While there is no easy solution to the problem of trash, there are some things we can do to make less of it. Scientists call those things the ‘three Rs of trash' - reduction, reuse, and recycling.

We reduce the amount of trash we generate using fewer disposal items. For example, we can select products with as little packaging (22) _________ necessary, so there is less to throw away.

When we reuse an item, again and again, we also cut (23) _________ the amount of trash we discard. Some of the items that can be reused can be made available to others: particular organizations or people who might need them. We can also use items to make other items such as use a sheet of a magazine to make an envelope. There are many (24) _________ things you can make if you think about it.

When we recycle, we separate and collect items that would otherwise wind up in the trash can. Buy a recycled product, and you help to close the recycling loop that began when you separated the materials in the first place. Recycling reduces the amount of trash we throw away, protects the environment, and conserves our (25) _________ resources. Recycling isn't easy, but it is essential.

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During the Great Depression, many workers in America lost their jobs. The government started a program called the Farm Security Administration, or the FSA, to help those that needed it. As part of the program, they sent out a team of photographers to take pictures of struggling families and later, of daily life during World War II. Many of the photographers were women.

The most famous woman on the team was Dorothea Lange. Her photograph, “Migrant Mother,” is the most famous photo taken during that time. Her work helped show the consequences of the Great Depression.

Marion Post Wolcott was another FSA photographer. Before starting with the FSA, she worked as a newspaper photographer. She was frustrated with her work because she was constantly being asked to photograph “ladies' stories,” like fashion shows. However, her photographer friends believed in her and convinced the FSA to hire her.

A similar thing happened to Louise Rosskam. When she and her husband, also a photographer, applied to a magazine, they hired him but refused to hire her. They both later found jobs with the FSA. Ann Rosener liked to take photos of women working in factories and other “men's” jobs to support their families.

The women that worked for the FSA showed the world that photography could do more than make people look pretty — it could be used to reveal real problems in the world. Exposing problems can help change peoples' minds about important issues.

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