I. Attention Getter: Imagine a world where no one cared about their actions. We did what we wanted and we never considered the consequences of our decisions. That sounds very depressing and dangerous doesn’t it? This is happening today in regards to our Earth. Everyday people are regrettably not considering the environment with their actions and are continuing to do harmful things to our Earth.
II. Connection to audience: The environment is something each of you should care about. We only have one earth and it’s on each of our shoulders to make a difference. If we can consider what our carbon footprint leaves and change some of the ways we do things every day, we can start to fix all the damage that has been done to our environment.
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This has created higher chances of health risks in China including cancer and premature death (Greenpeace.org) iii) Not only has the public health been affected but the areas surround China have been severely impacted by the country’s emissions. According to ActiveUKChina, 35% of areas in China have been damaged due to acid rain. 40% of the rivers in China have been polluted, and 25% of people living in China have been drinking contaminated water. (ActiveUKchina.com) iv) Scary enough, we are far behind China in the worlds list of the largest emitters of CO2. According to Worlds Research Institute we are right behind them in the scale of carbon emissions. While we are not to their level, we can get there if we don’t not take preventive measures against
II. Connection to audience: The environment is something each of you should care about. We only have one earth and it’s on each of our shoulders to make a difference. If we can consider what our carbon footprint leaves and change some of the ways we do things every day, we can start to fix all the damage that has been done to our environment.
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This has created higher chances of health risks in China including cancer and premature death (Greenpeace.org) iii) Not only has the public health been affected but the areas surround China have been severely impacted by the country’s emissions. According to ActiveUKChina, 35% of areas in China have been damaged due to acid rain. 40% of the rivers in China have been polluted, and 25% of people living in China have been drinking contaminated water. (ActiveUKchina.com) iv) Scary enough, we are far behind China in the worlds list of the largest emitters of CO2. According to Worlds Research Institute we are right behind them in the scale of carbon emissions. While we are not to their level, we can get there if we don’t not take preventive measures against