How Laws Affect My Life
Laws Affect My Life If someone were to ask me, "What has the government done for you today?" I would most likely say nothing, but as I researched I have looked back on my past and my present. I have realized realized that through the years I have really noticed that laws do hold a foundation on my everyday life as well as others. Laws are principles and regulations that are established under the authority of the state and/or the nation. They help to form the foundation for a country that protects and provides for its citizens. Breathing. Its an instinctive, necessary reflex that people do to live. We need oxygen in order to maintain homeostasis through the process of cellular respiration. It 's a set of the metabolic reactions and processes occuring in the organisms with cells to convert biochemical enegy from nutrients into ATP, which is adenosine triphosphate. Then it releases waste products. Oxygen helps our body to create the energy it needs to help us to live such as walking, thinking, and breathing. Without oxygen, life would cease in less than 10 minutes. The Clean Air Act is the law that defines EPA 's responsibilities to improve and protect the nation 's air quality and the stratospheric ozone layer. In March 2011, EPA issued the Second Prospective Report which shows the analyzes of how the Clean Air Act has helped from 1990 to 2020. According to this study, In 2020, the Clean Air Act Amendments will prevent over 230,000 early deaths. About 85 percent of $2 trillion are associated to the reduction in premature mortality. In the morning I have a routine that I usually follow. Washing my face and brushing my teeth are definitely my first actions when I get up. The Clean Water Act (CWA)is the cornerstone of surface water quality protection in the United States. The statute provides a lot of regulatory and non-regulatory tools to reduce direct pollution into waterways, and financing municipal wastewater treatment facilities. These tools are set to