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The document is about an art exhibit by photographer Chris Jordan called "Running the Numbers, an American Self Portait" which uses a series of images to represent the massive amounts of waste produced in the United States each day. Some of the images represent 426,000 discarded cell phones daily, 200,000 cigarette packs consumed like the number of Americans who die from smoking every 6 months, and millions of plastic bottles, bags and aluminum cans thrown out every few minutes or hours. The exhibit aims to highlight how much waste accumulates beyond our sight and emphasize that environmental degradation is caused by the cumulative actions of individuals, so the solution requires changes in personal habits like reducing, reusing and recycling.
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