For anyone who has taken a walk around the nature, as his or her favorite thing, one could have look up to the sky and listen to the birds singing in the high, blue sky. Additionally, that person could have count the number of birds that were heading homes. Suddenly, the wind slightly swept through and whispered through the ears. Took in a deep breath, he or she could sense the taste of fresh air. The mind opened. What a time to be alive. However, time changed. In reality, the air that used to be fresh is now polluted. In particular, those birds that flew across the sky are now dying each day. Watching them die in desperation makes that person feels hopeless about the future, about how humans have destroyed the earth for just a few years. In
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Therefore, humans must take an action to stop the overuse of chemical substances because this results in a tremendous negative impact on organisms’ health, disasters, and the future generation, before chemical pollution takes over this …show more content…
Without chemicals, humans lives would be like the ancient time. With chemicals as resources, sometimes this can lead to chemical pollution. Chemical pollution, like other pollutions, can sometimes happens caused by humans. It is the overuse of chemical resources by humans to provide them a better life, yet ignore the consequences. Today, the amount of chemicals is formidable that it is a threat to organism and even the earth. Science branch has evolved each year as well as chemicals. Scientists create different chemicals to satisfy the human lives. Those chemicals that scientists made are called man-made chemicals, which does not naturally come from the earth and usually detrimental due to little research and poorly tested. A recent article states that “[t]hey found that certain compounds that contain fluorine atoms are much more efficient than CO, or methane at trapping radiation and exacerbating the greenhouse effect” ("What Are The Most Harmful Atmospheric Chemicals?"). For example, chlorofluorocarbons (CFC), one of the greenhouse gases, is a man-made chemical that used for aerosol spray that was once thought to be the greatest substance of all time. However, after doing lots of research, it is now accumulating in the atmosphere and depleting ozone. Chemicals come from many factories to produce goods, home cleaning products, pesticides. Chemicals are highly
Therefore, humans must take an action to stop the overuse of chemical substances because this results in a tremendous negative impact on organisms’ health, disasters, and the future generation, before chemical pollution takes over this …show more content…
Without chemicals, humans lives would be like the ancient time. With chemicals as resources, sometimes this can lead to chemical pollution. Chemical pollution, like other pollutions, can sometimes happens caused by humans. It is the overuse of chemical resources by humans to provide them a better life, yet ignore the consequences. Today, the amount of chemicals is formidable that it is a threat to organism and even the earth. Science branch has evolved each year as well as chemicals. Scientists create different chemicals to satisfy the human lives. Those chemicals that scientists made are called man-made chemicals, which does not naturally come from the earth and usually detrimental due to little research and poorly tested. A recent article states that “[t]hey found that certain compounds that contain fluorine atoms are much more efficient than CO, or methane at trapping radiation and exacerbating the greenhouse effect” ("What Are The Most Harmful Atmospheric Chemicals?"). For example, chlorofluorocarbons (CFC), one of the greenhouse gases, is a man-made chemical that used for aerosol spray that was once thought to be the greatest substance of all time. However, after doing lots of research, it is now accumulating in the atmosphere and depleting ozone. Chemicals come from many factories to produce goods, home cleaning products, pesticides. Chemicals are highly