Dbq Industrial Revolution
Max Tanenbaum
English II CP
Mrs. Riley-Lepo
Manifesto
Pollution Pollution is something that people cause everyday of their lives and can be easily prevented. It harms the lives of many because it poisons the air with unhealthy toxins. Also, it dirties the water and soil on the Earth. This is seriously damaging the Earth and will continue to get worse if people do not fix their actions. One way to prevent pollution is carpooling, this way you don’t have to put waste into the air from more than one car. Most people do not care about this topic and they think one person won’t make a difference, but every little bit helps and it can’t hurt to help save the Earth because it dying quickly. Pollution needs to be addressed properly and the public must help save the Earth. To begin, one of the most common causes of pollution is from motor vehicles. Most people drive their cars to wherever it is that they need to be. Every time someone drives their car, they are putting pollution into the air and damaging the planet. There are a few ways to reduce the amount of pollution you put in the air and one of those ways is carpooling. This is definitely the most effective way because by carpooling, there is one less car that is putting out pollution and which adds up over time. According to statisticbrain.com there are 85 million gallons of gas saved yearly by carpooling. The only problem is that only 10% of Americans carpool which is not a very good percentage and it needs to grow. In additions, another way to prevent pollution is walking or biking to destinations that aren’t too far away. This way, there is no pollution being put in the air at all which is not only good for the planet but it’s also good for exercise. People pollute the air every day but the amount can easily be reduced. In addition, many animals suffer from pollution and damage their health. According to dosomething.org, 14 billion pounds of garbage are dumped into the ocean every year and a large
English II CP
Mrs. Riley-Lepo
Manifesto
Pollution Pollution is something that people cause everyday of their lives and can be easily prevented. It harms the lives of many because it poisons the air with unhealthy toxins. Also, it dirties the water and soil on the Earth. This is seriously damaging the Earth and will continue to get worse if people do not fix their actions. One way to prevent pollution is carpooling, this way you don’t have to put waste into the air from more than one car. Most people do not care about this topic and they think one person won’t make a difference, but every little bit helps and it can’t hurt to help save the Earth because it dying quickly. Pollution needs to be addressed properly and the public must help save the Earth. To begin, one of the most common causes of pollution is from motor vehicles. Most people drive their cars to wherever it is that they need to be. Every time someone drives their car, they are putting pollution into the air and damaging the planet. There are a few ways to reduce the amount of pollution you put in the air and one of those ways is carpooling. This is definitely the most effective way because by carpooling, there is one less car that is putting out pollution and which adds up over time. According to statisticbrain.com there are 85 million gallons of gas saved yearly by carpooling. The only problem is that only 10% of Americans carpool which is not a very good percentage and it needs to grow. In additions, another way to prevent pollution is walking or biking to destinations that aren’t too far away. This way, there is no pollution being put in the air at all which is not only good for the planet but it’s also good for exercise. People pollute the air every day but the amount can easily be reduced. In addition, many animals suffer from pollution and damage their health. According to dosomething.org, 14 billion pounds of garbage are dumped into the ocean every year and a large
Cited: "11 Facts About Pollution." Dosomething.org. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Feb. 2013 "Countries Ranked by Air Pollution." Statistic Brain RSS. Statistic Brain, 15 Oct. 2012. Web. 20 Feb. 2013.