Swimming in someone else’s feces does not sound ideal, right? Right, yet it is not implausible. Ubiquitous sewages are drained straight into the oceans. In some cases, sewage treatment facilities have “accidently” drained contaminants into the water. The feces may not actually be seen, yet neither are the pathogens they produce. Ever heard of Naegleria Fowleri? It is a brain-eating amoeba. It lives within contaminated water, and …show more content…
Instead of sewage systems streaming into oceans, proper disposal units could be established. The government should apply stricter regulations for sewage facilities to result in a more robust marine environment. Manufacturing industries are shrinking marine life and our population by burning fossil fuels and not taking the proper disposal measures for waste. A way to slow down the affects industries are causing is to find alternative resources during the manufacturing process. Finding new resources will not be easy, but is killing of the population worth it? Industry owners need to follow the correct disposal laws or face the consequences. Hard or not, these issues need to be solved before our ecosystems crumble. This is not just an American issue, it is worldwide, so let us start here and eventually impact the entire