What did we do now?
By slovenc1
@slovenc1 (2089)
Slovenia
January 12, 2011 3:10pm CST
Birds, fishes, crabs dying all over the world. My guess is that someone tested something toxic. But why am i not surprised that's what we're best at...destroying.
2 responses
@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
13 Jan 11
sloenc1 but we have not been given the proof of what caused their deaths could it be smog? maybe people should cut down the use of a car to do an errand thats within easy walking distance and factories should all have the latest toxic waste disposers so the air from these factories is not spewing out toxins for wild life to breathe. As others have pointed out our scientists have also done a tremendous lot of good too so don't blame this all on the scientists.
@slovenc1 (2089)
• Slovenia
2 Feb 11
You're wright about scientists, they also improve our planet but the problem is that many countries are poor and going green isn't their firs goal. I once heard that all this talk about cars isn't fair because cows pollute way more than cars do not to mention factories that are often the main producers of toxic waste. But still i don't think smog was the reason for those deaths around the globe. I think it was an experiment somewhere that caused it in my opinion. Thanks for your comment and sorry for late response. Have a great day
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
13 Jan 11
We're not really good at destroying only. There are many modern technologies coming out today like new dam systems to counteract the release of toxics to the sea and into some waste repository. Cargoes and ships caught releasing these wastes are being imprisoned because it's against the law. So to cut it short, we're actually cutting down on wasting the resources and starting to rebuild the nature.
@slovenc1 (2089)
• Slovenia
2 Feb 11
You're wright all is not black but poor countries that can't afford and aren't forced to look after nature still pollute our world. Some efforts are made but if we're honest everything is about money. Even our food is not healthy because producers earn more if they use the cheapest ingredients. Funny you mentioned dams because in some areas dams prevent fish from reaching their spawning spots. I'm a bit off topic but anyway thanks for your positive comment and sorry for late response. Good luck to you
