Speech On Pollution

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Global perspective has given us so many topics that are the blessing in disguise, and our newest topic is about the technology in our daily life. The topic gave us food for thought because there were so many interesting technologies that you couldn’t decide which one should you choose. Luckily, we finally decided that the topic would be ecotechnology.

Life’s harsh, and it has subtle and discreet ways of letting you know that you’re doing everything wrong.

A. Attention Getter – The uninhabitable Earth, is what we`ll soon be called. Anticipating what the exact effects will be on mankind and other living organisms on planet Earth is tricky, however, a continuously growing amount of evidence suggest that it will be intense. In its Fifth Assessment Report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of 1,300 independent scientific experts from countries all over the world under the auspices of the United Nations, concluded there's a more than 95 percent probability that human activities over the past 50 years have warmed our planet.

Being as it is, I am a human who has been creating pollution my entire life. The things I’ve done knowingly and unknowingly up to this point have definitely has a negative impact on the earth. Just learning about the harm I’ve caused has made start seriously contemplate my actions and think about changes I can make in my daily life by doing simple things like recycling, consuming less beef, and walking instead of driving. While these things will have minimal impact on my daily life, they could mean the very continued existence of species, as this class has taught

Every ninety-eight seconds, an American is sexually assaulted; however, only six out of a thousand rapists will end up prison. Not only are evil actions being done, they are actions that go unpunished. Along with sexual assault, people choose actions like murder, torture, and even more mild offenses like lying. People may even seek pleasure from these activities. Climate change, political agendas, and intolerance across the globe are all examples of human created problems that could be avoided if human weren’t fundamentally horrible. According to literary, historical and modern research, humans are generally violent and awful.

Though out history, humans have consistently committed horrific acts through war, terrorism, torture and other atrocities. Some people believe that society can prevent people from committing such horrific acts. However, contrary to the belief that brutality can disappear, the terrible acts by humans are not going to disappear because brutality is human nature. People are naturally cruel, and regardless of people 's effort or the environment, one is inclined to be brutal. In Maggie Nelson’s “Great Watch,” Nelson explains how people can be adapt to brutality. The people continually choose to be brutal when morality points to the contrary because people adapt the brutality, despite one is aware of the amoral actions. In Martha Stout’s “When

The world we live in today is dying. From the pollutants in the air and water to the litter on the ground, we as humans and organisms living on this world are actively aware of how we are harming it, yet we continue to do the same. No matter if you believe this affects climate change and global warming or not, it is common knowledge to know the actions we take every day, whether its driving to work or school, burning your trash, or the abundant use of plastic, affects the environment. So long as we continue to hurt our environment we continue to worsen the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the homes of all wildlife. Greenpeace is a non-governmental environmental organization dedicated to bringing awareness to this destruction

I am disgusted, infuriated, and appalled by the abysmal state humanity has reached. This age is testimonial to how monstrous and inhumane the world is. We reside in a planet ruled by mutated creatures that breath power, drink blood, and survive off human flesh. They are monsters in black suits. They trample over all ethical values and principles, and rejoice over the scenery of blood and suffering.

Littering is one of the biggest environmental issues we face today. Littering affects us all, from humans to animals and our surroundings. The careless act of littering from a simple piece of plastic thrown on the ground can clog storm drains or that piece of plastic may go straight to the ocean and harm wildlife. Littering is a health hazard which causes harmful bacteria and germs. Removing litter from the environment costs everyone money. Littering is the most important environmental issue our nation is facing because it is done so easily and carelessly. People do not realize how much we spend on cleaning litter every year or how it affects us all. The practice has become second nature, we have avoided to educate ourselves on how this affects us in the long run. Littering needs to be minimized or if possible, completely stopped if we could help it because we are doing more harm to the earth.

When thinking of monsters, most rush to address the connotation of gruesome, ghastly beasts with horrifying faces, drenched in slime and reeking of death and all things associated with it. Some consider a more horrifying perspective, quite possibly some form of a wooly mammoth whom eats whatever it finds in sight. However, quite frankly the furthest image that comes to mind is that of a human being. Human nature is, generally speaking, an aspect of life that is glorified in the peacefulness that comes along with it. We like to think highly of our own species, respectfully so. Nonetheless, as time passes on and we become more immersed in the concept of power and control, the human race is terrifyingly growing closer to resembling and obtaining the qualities of those godforsaken monsters etched in our brains.

Throughout history we have seen what humans are capable of; the truly unspeakable atrocities that we have justified because we were simply just following orders.

Secondly, I can honestly say that throughout my life I have been ecologically irresponsible. From throwing my garbage on the ground to letting the water run for minutes as it reaches the perfect temperature, I have made some bad decisions that directly affect Earth. Firstly, as a child in the summer I would love to eat freezies. Often times several at once. When I was finished with the freezie I would discreetly bury my plastic wraps in the sand at my cottage because there were no garbages within seeing distance and I did not like the idea of anyone seeing me litter. I knew that everyone around me had the same western perspective on littering so I did not want to be accused of it. Additionally, I thought that since the plastic was so small and insignificant, no one would realize or be affected by my choice. I made this decision not thinking or knowing about any ecological consequences. Over the course of about a year, I began to see pieces of plastic freezie wraps everywhere I walked. My beach was

We live in a world cloaked with evil; it is ironic how humans are capable of committing the most heroic, selfless acts and also the most vile and horrific ones.

Your day has been great so far. You went on vacation, you found a dollar bill on the floor, you ate your favorite dish, nothing can be better than this. As soon as you walk on the boardwalk you are hoping to see big waves and fish in the sea, instead, you see dead fish and some animals floating in the water next to old car tires, trash, and fertilizer. Now you feel terrible and want to go home. Pollution is devastating. The reason why I researched this topic is that I do not want my family nor my planet to get sick. Pollution can be stopped very easily, it’s just that people “don’t know” how to stop or they just don’t care, which is a serious problem. I want people to see that pollution is mainly caused by humans, and also for them to see that it is a horrible thing that is happening. Some kids litter because they see their parents and their whole family doing it. When I was researching this topic, I noticed that I needed to find out more information, so I asked questions to myself. When did pollution get so bad? How many animals have gone extinct because of pollution? How many people die each year because of pollution? How much does everyone on the planet pollute each year? What is the best way to stop pollution? Can just one person make a difference? After a lot of research, I found out lots of ways that we can stop pollution, so it is possible to end it. Or at least improve the air.