Urgently, A New Era Is Called For
By David James Bartel
Hey people, is it not time we stop polluting our waterways? Globally, the situation has gotten so bad that our oceans are suffering immensely. Recently, scientists have exposed the facts that there are over 400 "dead zones" where polluted waters running into the world's oceans are causing literal dead areas where no life can exist. I remember back in the 60's when Jacques Cousteau asked the question what would happen if the ocean's should die. Well, that can be answered rather quickly, our atmosphere would fade and we would be toast. So, having said that. Is not the recent data staring us right in the eye. The world ocean is in dire trouble. You could make a real strong case that it is beginning to die off. Why are we humans allowing this to occur? The culprit is a combination of many man made chemicals washing into our rivers, however it is primarily synthetic based farming chemicals that is causing the problem. These chemicals - cause our oceans to bloom with algae which leads to a chain reaction that leads to these "dead zones". Now, I don't know about you, but I can see things had better start changing. We need to have new regulations put in place locally, statewide, and nationally to start phasing out the use of these chemicals. We must pressure and guide our lawmakers to realistically enact laws over the next foreseeable future. These new laws would gradually move our agricultural system to an organically based one. The very system that was used traditionally for thousands of years before the twentieth century. Now that the new century has dawned, it's time for man to get smart and realize his power to act now to solve this global problem. It's not about us. We'll be dead and gone before you know it! It's about what kind of world do we leave to our children, and their children - ad infinitum.
>People, please bring forth your comments on this incredibly important issue of our time.
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