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Drug abuse has been a serious problem in many developed countries. It exacts a heavy toll on individuals,
families, and societies, and thus leads to manydetrimental 11 . Physically, the misuse of drugs and alcohol
can cause a range of health issues, including organ damage and increased vulnerability to infectious diseases.
Moreover, substance abuse often precipitates mental health disorders such as 12 and anxiety. It may thus
13 existing psychological concerns and diminish overall well-being. Socially, addiction can strain
relationships, erode trust, and 14 individuals from their support networks. Additionally, drug misuse
frequently leads to their difficulties in maintaining everyday lives, as individuals may prioritize obtaining drugs
or alcohol over meeting 15 needs such as food, water, and clothes. Ultimately, the outcomes of drug
abuse extend beyond the individual and affect communities and societies at large; this highlights the urgent
need for prevention, intervention, and support services.
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Environmental Art is a very broad term. It embraces a variety of practices and movements such as, and
not limited to, land art, earth art, sustainable art, and conceptual art. As amovement, environmental art emerged
in the 1960s. The leading artists associated with this type of art included Jean-MaxAlbert, Piotr Kowalski, Nils
Udo and Robert Smithson.
Although we associate environmentalism as a recent phenomenon, it is not a new concept. Early interest
in the environment was a feature of the romantic movement in the early 19th century. The poet William
Wordsworth had traveled extensively in the Lake District and wrote that it is a “sort of national property in
which every man has a right and interest who has an eye to perceive and a heart to enjoy.” The origins of this
movement can be traced to the industrial revolution when there was an outpouring of response to increasing
levels of smoke pollution in the atmosphere.
Even before that time, we could argue that environmental art began with the paleolithic cave paintings of
our ancestors. The cave paintings represented aspects of nature important to early humans such as animals and
human figures.
Although currently there is no strict definition of environmental art, it spans scientific, social, and political
areas and primarily addresses environmental issues. The movement also encompasses other topics of concern
such as climate change and the climate movement. The impact of environmental art spans the globe and is
represented by a range of organizations from regional grassroots groups to large entities with many different
expressions that vary from country to country.