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The document discusses several issues related to environmental protection including water scarcity, pollution, threats to endangered species, and the most polluted countries. It notes that without action, many species could become extinct and drinking water may disappear. Specific threats are highlighted for rhinos, green-cheeked parrots, and various marine animals. The top 10 most polluted countries are listed with brief descriptions of pollution problems in places like Peru, Pakistan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Russia, Indonesia, India, China, and the USA. Potential solutions proposed include habitat protection, pollution control regulations, sustainable tourism, and public education.
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- 1. Future of our planet What of it?
- 2. our planet is in a danger it needs our help!
- 3. Imagine a world with no drinking water, and no water to wash or cook. It’s hard to imagine this, because we use water every day without even thinking about it. Water, water everywhere
- 4. The effects of tourism since the 1960s have been incredible.The Mediterraneaan shores have a resident population of 130 million, but this swells to 230 million each summer because of the tourists. This is nothing. The United nations projects that visitors to the region could number 760 million by the year 2025. In Spain, France, Italy, and most of Greece,there is no undeveloped coastline left, and the Mediterranean is the dirties sea in the whole world. Tourism today
- 5. Animals in Danger The World Wildlife Fund needs people to act now to help save the ten most endangered species in the world. RHINO GIANT PANDA TIGER GORILLA BLUE WHALE ALLIGATOR SHAPPING TURTLE AFRICAN ELEPHANT WOLF GREEN-CHEERED PARROT MAKO SHAKK
- 6. for example: RHINO. It is illegal when hurters kill them for their horns which are very valuable. Now they are in danger of becoming extinct. I think that rhinos should be bread in captivity until they can live safely in the wild and people must stop buying products made from rhino horn!
- 7. GREEN-CHEERED PARROT They are usually found in Mexico and are really good at copying people voices. People value them as pets because they are attractive and have amusing personalities. They are difficult to breed so the species is slowly dying out. People should only buy parrots which have been bread in captivity. Then the green- cheeked parrot could be left in the wild where it would have a better chance of survival.
- 8. Top 10 Most Polluted Countries 1. Peru. Water pollution in Peru is caused by oil- related waste, sewage waste and industrial waste. 2. Pakistan. A polluted street in Lahore, Pakistan 3. Kuwait. The oil fires have already been put out and a large part of the oil spills are now cleaned up 4. Saudi Arabia. Dead dolphins on the beach of the Persian Gulf
- 9. 5.Ethiopia 6.Russia. The big cities in Russia are so used to pollution that infants grow to be accustomed to it. 7.Indonesia. Indonesian river covered with garbage 8.India. Tons and tons of trash in the rivers of India 9.China. Numerous dead fishes as a result of water pollution in China 10.The USA.
- 10. Problems Solutions Destruction of habitat give financial support to poorer countries,plant more trees, protect jungles аnd forests . Pollution use bicycles instead of cars, encourage industries, to use cleaner methods of production, Educate the public about the importance of recycling. Illegal hurting create more protected nation parks, introduce harsher punishments for illegal hunters, raise public awareness about endangered
- 11. Problems •litter/rubbish •Air pollution • water pollution Effects Dirty street spread of diseases Breathing problems, cancer risk Fish die stomach illnesses Solutions Encourage recycling use litter bins. Unleaded petrol, Filters in factories, ban cars from city centers. Limit use of chemicals in industry, fine
- 12. Only when all the rivers have run dry And all the fish in the sea have died Only when all the rain forests have been burnt down and there is no food for the animals. Only when all the blue skies have been filled with smoke and the cities of the world have choked Will the white man understand that it’s too late to save the earth.