Bright and warm, the setting sun lit up the romance between the couple. Hand in hand, they walk the edge of the beach, barefoot. Her white sheer knee length dress waved in the wind, tinting orange and red from the sunset. They smell the salty aroma from the clear blue waves that slowly push onto the beach.
“Ohh! Look!” He said as he ran a few feet in front of his longtime girlfriend.
“What?” She called as she ran towards him.
“A seashell.” He smiled as he gingerly placed in her hand.
She looked up at him lovingly. As she leans in for a kiss he goes down on one knee and pulls out a small box out of his back pocket. He nervously says,
“Love… will you…” His potential fiancé interrupts him with gasping and then tears streaming down her face.
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Ditches run to creeks and rivers, and eventually dump into our oceans. Conservationist could spend all day untangling wildlife or doing surgeries to removes the plastic from their stomach, but see no results. In order for there to be a change, society needs to become educated on how their actions can make a huge impact. Opposing viewpoints, a series of books and articles that debate current events, predict that “The weight of plastic waste in the ocean will exceed the weight of fish in the ocean by the year 2050” (Oceans). Fish are used for many different types of products: food, medicine, health care products, etc. Unhealthy fish can lead to unhealthy humans. Plastic already is becoming a problem with public health. Some fish species that are used for consumption have been found with tiny plastic particles embedded within their meat. These tiny particles are then consumed and can cause illnesses to humans. On top of plastic killing marine life and effecting humans, consumption of sea food is producing an overfishing …show more content…
Marc Sheppard, a former environmental editor of American Thinker, explains that “In Antarctica, air temperatures have remained below zero and water temperatures have remained near freezing, contradicting assertions that global warming will impact polar regions the most” (Antartica). Earth naturally warms and cools. We have had multiple icehouse and greenhouse earths prior to civilization. Earth does not have a set temperature. Yet, many species have been around for centuries, like coral. The reason glaciers are melting is the natural movement to the equator as well as the fact that our earth is currently in an interglacial cycle. This means that the glaciers are only in the poles. Glacial is what happens during an ice age where there are glaciers covering most of the continents. To add, environmental protection agencies, have become influenced by big businesses over
“Ohh! Look!” He said as he ran a few feet in front of his longtime girlfriend.
“What?” She called as she ran towards him.
“A seashell.” He smiled as he gingerly placed in her hand.
She looked up at him lovingly. As she leans in for a kiss he goes down on one knee and pulls out a small box out of his back pocket. He nervously says,
“Love… will you…” His potential fiancé interrupts him with gasping and then tears streaming down her face.
At …show more content…
Ditches run to creeks and rivers, and eventually dump into our oceans. Conservationist could spend all day untangling wildlife or doing surgeries to removes the plastic from their stomach, but see no results. In order for there to be a change, society needs to become educated on how their actions can make a huge impact. Opposing viewpoints, a series of books and articles that debate current events, predict that “The weight of plastic waste in the ocean will exceed the weight of fish in the ocean by the year 2050” (Oceans). Fish are used for many different types of products: food, medicine, health care products, etc. Unhealthy fish can lead to unhealthy humans. Plastic already is becoming a problem with public health. Some fish species that are used for consumption have been found with tiny plastic particles embedded within their meat. These tiny particles are then consumed and can cause illnesses to humans. On top of plastic killing marine life and effecting humans, consumption of sea food is producing an overfishing …show more content…
Marc Sheppard, a former environmental editor of American Thinker, explains that “In Antarctica, air temperatures have remained below zero and water temperatures have remained near freezing, contradicting assertions that global warming will impact polar regions the most” (Antartica). Earth naturally warms and cools. We have had multiple icehouse and greenhouse earths prior to civilization. Earth does not have a set temperature. Yet, many species have been around for centuries, like coral. The reason glaciers are melting is the natural movement to the equator as well as the fact that our earth is currently in an interglacial cycle. This means that the glaciers are only in the poles. Glacial is what happens during an ice age where there are glaciers covering most of the continents. To add, environmental protection agencies, have become influenced by big businesses over