The world has had the issue of air pollution for a long period of time.
Some areas are worse than others, but the effects are prevalent, and long term.
Industrialization is mainly responsible for much of the air pollution by releasing poisonous chemicals into the environment.
Although it may seem to advance our society, the trade off is worth it to the eyes of many people.
Not only do the goods and services make life a lot easier and more fulfilling, but also provide work.
Society doesn't actually know what to do, because jobs are necessary to take care of people, but the ensuing pollution is bad for the planet and the health conditions of those same individuals.
One example, our car has helped most of us to lead productive lives but it pollutes the air however no serious initiatives have been made to create clean driving cars.
We now have the technology for making energy-efficient cars and trucks but we are forced to change the way we drive by car pooling or catching the bus.
Everyone must do their part to not waste energy, but that means every person, including those who are able to afford to drive what they want, when they want, and not be troubled one iota what the cost is.
Emission laws affecting cars and factories have been effective in lowering the pollution entering the air.
The pollution in the United States has become a little better as a number of businesses moved their production facilities overseas.
It's possible it has made pollution even worse where they have moved to, but the loss of jobs have hurt the economy in this country.
The effects of a decision to help society can take many years to realize.
Though we are quick to blame the human race for all that has occurred, nature has created some havoc also.
As an example, lightning is responsible for many fires and as result, countless forests have been damaged.
Trees are also damaged by tornadoes and hurricanes.
Volcanoes put a great deal of pollution into the air, and this has taken place for much longer than any of us have been in existence.
It would be good to know if disasters take place, because they happen, or if man is the trigger.
If we caused many of it, then we must try and stop it.
It needs to involve everybody and not those who are less fortunate.
Those with power and money like the big oil companies ought to figure out a way to resolve our problems without trying to earn a profit.
Many would love to have a energy-efficient car.
Having an energy efficient house is also ideal.
Some areas are worse than others, but the effects are prevalent, and long term.
Industrialization is mainly responsible for much of the air pollution by releasing poisonous chemicals into the environment.
Although it may seem to advance our society, the trade off is worth it to the eyes of many people.
Not only do the goods and services make life a lot easier and more fulfilling, but also provide work.
Society doesn't actually know what to do, because jobs are necessary to take care of people, but the ensuing pollution is bad for the planet and the health conditions of those same individuals.
One example, our car has helped most of us to lead productive lives but it pollutes the air however no serious initiatives have been made to create clean driving cars.
We now have the technology for making energy-efficient cars and trucks but we are forced to change the way we drive by car pooling or catching the bus.
Everyone must do their part to not waste energy, but that means every person, including those who are able to afford to drive what they want, when they want, and not be troubled one iota what the cost is.
Emission laws affecting cars and factories have been effective in lowering the pollution entering the air.
The pollution in the United States has become a little better as a number of businesses moved their production facilities overseas.
It's possible it has made pollution even worse where they have moved to, but the loss of jobs have hurt the economy in this country.
The effects of a decision to help society can take many years to realize.
Though we are quick to blame the human race for all that has occurred, nature has created some havoc also.
As an example, lightning is responsible for many fires and as result, countless forests have been damaged.
Trees are also damaged by tornadoes and hurricanes.
Volcanoes put a great deal of pollution into the air, and this has taken place for much longer than any of us have been in existence.
It would be good to know if disasters take place, because they happen, or if man is the trigger.
If we caused many of it, then we must try and stop it.
It needs to involve everybody and not those who are less fortunate.
Those with power and money like the big oil companies ought to figure out a way to resolve our problems without trying to earn a profit.
Many would love to have a energy-efficient car.
Having an energy efficient house is also ideal.