Because they are hazardous. As in documentary they showed in an ad that fracking is safe. But what they mean by safe? If water, air and noise pollution are created by fracking then how it is safe! Fracking also created huge natural losses such as it crates pollution, destruction of forests to create its pipe lines.
Overpopulation will be biggest problem of the 21th century. Overpopulation means any given species cannot exceed the carrying capacity of the land it inhabits. Because of the pressure overpopulation, people don’t have enough water, food, and living area. This is the reason they develop the vast forest area used for farming and clear the area the people to live. For example in areas of Nepal, they cut down the vegetation to provide wood for heating and construction, the fertile topsoil is eroded by rain because it is now without the protection offered by natural vegetation.
Many timber companies are only worried about profit. They cut down huge amounts of forests at a time and then replace the empty land with tree farms. Tree farms consist of only one or two different types of trees. They are planted in rows and consist of trees of the same age. This affects the environment because it does not create biodiversity in the “new” forest and it is not a stable environment.
Harsh climate killed crops and some Loyalists too. Food was scarce. They found that they had to trust each other in order to survive. Many didn’t survive the first winter. The Loyalists cooperated with each other by helping build log houses and raising crops.
The raise of the temperature has been affecting humans and animals. Glaciers started to melt really fast which is affecting the animals that live in the north/south pole. Hydrofracking will make us alot of money and would let us to make our own natural gas and wouldnt have to get it from somewhere else but we are harming our environment we havent going to last here if we keep messing with
Behind the primary trench was a secondary trench in case the first one was capture or they needed support. The downfall of trench warfare was the poor living conditions the soldiers faced while stationed below ground. It was very unsanitary and hard to achieve the necessities they needed to survive because getting the supplies to them was difficult to overcome. With these trenches making war even more difficult new strategies much be made up,
Jeffrey Owens April 19, 2011 Geography, 100 Removing the Purple Mountain Majesties The use of Coal in America has become second nature to United States citizens, and American corporations. Coal is used for energy across the U.S., and is very important to the economy and the structure of our nation. Using coal for electricity has become as American as hot dogs and automobiles and while coal is very necessary and useful, some as destructive and controversial views some of the means by which the coal is recovered. Mountaintop removal has is one of these means of obtaining coal, and has sparked interest and outrage across America. Although the benefits of coal are numerous and extensive, Mountaintop removal is detrimental to the environment
In Coal Wood everyone has different jobs and tasks that they have to do in order to keep the town running. Many things happen in Coal Wood, and everyone manages to get what they need to get done finished and also get other things that they like to do. Life in coal wood wasn’t that exciting, but the kids of Coal Wood tried to make it a little more interesting. The only bad thing about being a kid in Coal Wood is that your basically stuck working in the coal mine for the rest of your life unless you get a sports scholarship or a scholarship for something else that you are good at. Life in Coal Wood for Sonny’s dad, Homer was usually pretty stressful.
At times I had to move large rock piles from one place to another place that was about 10 feet apart, using just my hands and body strength. Sometimes I worked on the conveyer belt sorting rocks, or helped to build bins or chutes, that was used to put the rocks as we sorted them. I was always covered in dirt and grim from my work, that I felt I would never get clean. The second thing that was bad was the pay. I worked 60 to 72 hours a week for minimum wage of $2.85 hr., which didn’t give me much time with my family.
Unfortunately, humans are the most polluting species on the planet. Pollution occurs at different levels and it doesn't just impact our planet; it impacts all species, including mankind, who dwell on it. We pollute water with chemicals and waste products from factories.Water pollution has led to a decrease in the number of various aquatic animals. Several aquatic life forms are on the verge of extinction. Vehicles, trains and planes emit toxic gases, creating air pollution.