Growing up as a child, I vision the world untouched and pure. One didn’t expect the world to be tainted by people, money, or weather. After experiencing unpredictable situations, life seems more complex than imagined as a child. Now I feel like a stranger in a place that I misperceived called “The World.”
The world, just like my childhood fantasy, includes people. The people in my vision were positively impacting my environment. Every day was sunny with clean air and happy attitudes. I was disappointed to know that unfortunately, humans are the most polluting species. People contaminate the world by not caring for life. Resources are misused. Human behavior toward each other is harmful either mentally, physically, or emotionally. Per Harvard Business Review.org, roughly half of the 4.4 billion people on
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It contributes greatly to the complex or reality check that I envision the world to be. No clouds were predicted in my forecast; however the government has determined otherwise. After online research (http://www.wanttoknow.info/war/haarp_weather_modification_electromagnetic_warfare_weapons), HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) is a little-known, yet critically important U.S. military defense project which has generated quite a bit of controversy over its alleged weather control capabilities and much more. Dr. Bernard Eastlund is the scientist whose name is most associated with the creation and development of the HAARP project. His revealing website provides reliable information on his involvement with the project. A 1987 patent issued to Dr. Eastlund is titled "Method and apparatus for altering a region in the earth's atmosphere, ionosphere, and/or magnetosphere." In this patent, which sets the stage for HAARP, Dr. Eastlund makes a number of fascinating statements which clearly contradict the claim that it is only being used for research and not for military purposes or such purposes as weather
Do you know how people are canheing and harming the world. Humans are polluting the air. This is because we are not limiting CO2. People are not only polluting the air also the earth and oceans. The most significant effect that people have on the environment is pollution because people are dying and the world is changing.
As I grow up, I feel like I’m getting closer and closer to a storm of confusion without really understanding why. The period between childhood and adulthood seems so complicated and scary, and I don’t feel prepared for it. At many points in my life, I feel like everything’s going great until something shifts and my whole perspective changes. None of my surroundings are any different, but the way I perceive things changes. The line, “This is not what you’re supposed to see,” also strikes a chord with me.
HAARP can cause "natural" disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, and just a total of severe weather and has already done this in many places. Technicians can control global weather by sending reasonably small 'signals' into the radiation belts around Earth. The whole east coast of the United States was plunged into freezing temperatures when a "polar vortex" caused temperatures to fall to very cold temperatures, caused by HAARP. HAARP has tried rainmaking technology in Vietnam. The U.S. Department of Defense sampled lightning and hurricane manipulation studies trying to prove that hurricane Sandy was a manmade disaster. Some scientists say that the waves hitting the ionosphere will weaken it, but HAARP assures that it does not harm the
Humans are having a negative effect on the environment by destroying the rainforests. By destroying the rainforests, they are destroying the source of over sixty percent of the earth's precious oxygen8. This may surprise some people because we are still breathing but if the destruction continues we will be breathing in a lot less oxygen and a lot more impurities like excess carbon dioxide and other pollutants9.
Human production and development systems have increasingly made use of the earth's resources, gradually leading to what can now be described as environmental crisis. Without immediate and future concern for the ways humans treat the planet and surrounding atmosphere, humans could be the creators of their own destruction. Economic, social, and political systems have all added to the degradation of the environment, such as mineral resource extraction, wars, political boundaries, and policy for actions taken within those boundaries. In order to attack the root causes of environmental destruction, we must first confront the reasons behind human actions, and develop ways to overcome the
Growing up, I’ve discovered two things in my lifetime. I could either be a part of the problem, or I could be the change. The world, over the course of several years, has changed from a world of great possibilities and positive messages, to something dark and often full of hate. As a kid, I had such a positive outlook on life. Until I was revealed to the “New World.” I had lost faith in the good qualities of humanity. I was overwhelmed with emotion being terrified of a destructive inevitable ending. But something clicked on the inside of me. Most of my life, I’ve been looked at as only a “child”. Continuously silenced, and told to stay in a child's place. I had done this for quite awhile, but I finally found the courage to say “no longer”.
Humans have been living and altering the earth ever since the first of our existence. As the human race populated, we are continuing to have a negative impacts on our environment and the natural resources. Environmentalists have been trying to warn us over and over about the danger of our actions that cause many problems such as air and water pollutions, global warming, and deforestation. Human activities have been contributing to the issue way more than we have ever imagined.
However, a human-centered ethic can be a strong foundation for environmental concern when taken in context. Human beings are completely dependent on natural ecosystems for survival, though we have only recently recognized this fact. Despite advances in science and technology, there is still much about the functions and interaction of different elements of the environment that we just do not understand. We do realize, however, that our actions impacting the environment will always affect other humans as well as future generations. Furthermore, we know that to attempt to replace the natural environment with an engineered one is completely beyond our technological ability, not mention impossibly expensive. Thus, it becomes imperative to human survival that we develop an environmental ethic.
Humanity has had thousands of years on Planet Earth to indulge in the many resources Earth has to offer. Over the years of trial and error within industry, innovation, and creation, humanity began to destroy the planet without recognizing the dangers that would come to be in later years. Causes and effects of pollution became increasingly aware to the population, as respiratory diseases began to rise in numbers. Pollution is the product of human industry. Innovators are forced to find new ways to keep up with the rapid growth of the population by any means resulting in the deterioration of Earth and its exhaustible resources. The environment and the population has suffered from many negative influences that must be prevented in order to ensure the existence of future generations.
This planet is home to seven billion people, and as the population still increasing, so does pollution. The debate associated with this contamination on the environment has to do with how much should be done to stop pollution, and whether or not this is a serious enough issue to be concerned with. Well, this issue should disturb people. The most frightening point about it is that these poisonous impurities infect the Earth in multiple forms, including air pollution and water pollution. The value of Earth is incomparable, and the presence of pollution devaluing it needs to be stopped because it impairs the environment, negatively affects human health, and it is something avoidable people can take simple, effective steps to prevent.
Many individuals do not think twice when doing something harmful to the Earth. Such people are unaware of how much these little actions can build up to damage our planet. If we,as humans, do not change our habits, the damage done to the Earth will not be fixable. These harmful actions,while completely preventable, are destroying the Earth’s wildlife and atmosphere.
Rapidly adapting military developments has opened up new fronts on the stage technology throughout the ages. These developments acts as a shell that leads to the growth of a stable nation, which can foster the advancements of modern civilization. The growth of civilization grows with the benefits of the technological research achieved through the military’s strive for the protection and advancement of humanity. Over time, these developments are given to push the boundaries of human advancement and to secure our position as the dominating species in this world. Civilian use of military technology has been present in society and it has been implemented in the advancement of the medical field, visuals, and travel.
Some might say that humans are more important than the Earth and environment. That we need to worry about the existence of humans first before we go to environmental issues. Though some say this, they do not realize some environmental issues are so important and dangerous that it could hurt the human population and in the end make people extremely sick. What are the people to do when the landfills get too full? Where do the people put the trash then? What happens when pollution gets so bad, that climate change starts to become a huge problem? People think the pollution isn’t such a big deal, but when climate change starts to happen and become a bigger problem, then they will realize it could have all be avoided if they just picked up that piece of trash, or rode their bike to their friend’s house right around the corner instead of driving. Humans are important because it is our duty to control these problems and do something about it. It is what we were created and put on Earth for.
Many people claim that humans do not have an effect on the environment. According to experts we have the largest impact. Ripping down tree’s and harvesting oil we destroy the earth slowly. The organization WWF clearly and effectively represents the effects we have on the environment. For instance, by promoting the forest as a set of lungs it makes us connect environmental damage to ourselves as humans. Such things inside
Humans effect the environment in many ways, some negative and some positive. While learning about all of the problems people cause, in my opinion that population is the worst thing that humans are doing to our world, but that population cannot be looked at alone. It really goes hand in hand with overconsumption. With the population of earth as of 2014 being 7.1 billion and the United Nations projecting that by 2050 it will hit 8.1 billion we have to figure out a way to reduce what we are consuming. (Population Division Technical Paper No. 2011/3, n.d.)