The sea animal cannot adjust to these changes in the ocean due to global warming. Pollution is another big problem that is threatening our ocean. The ocean has become a dumping ground. These toxins are affecting the ocean in a harmful way. This is also hurting sea life.
Shark Cull POV Shark Cull POV Good afternoon everybody I’m here to talk about how shark culling is effecting the environment and how it is affecting other species in the marine life. Shark culling not only endangers other marine species, but it also targets endangered shark species and the number of sharks are continuously reducing. Netting for example is an unreliable source of culling sharks as it not only affects sharks, but also affects other species which is not healthy for the marine economy. By culling sharks they are preventing sharks from producing in numbers and increase endangered species. Not only does culling affect the sharks it also strikes the eco system of coral and reefs.
In this process, long, buoyant booms which float on the water and a skirt that hangs below the water contain the slick and keep the oil from spreading out. This makes it easier to skim oil from the surface, using boats that suck or scoop the oil from the water and into containment tanks. Larger slicks may call for a process that uses sorbents, large sponges that absorb the oil from the water, to dispose of the oil. In the most severe cases, clean-up crews may set the oil on fire in a process called in situ burning, but this produces toxic smoke, and probably would not be used in a
Is it right for cruise ships to dump waste into the sea, which will cause environmental damage to marine life, affect the people and land on island nations, just so the cruise ships can gain more revenue by not having to build storage for their waste that will inconvenience their customers? The primary stake holders in this case that are beneficial to the dumping of non-human waste are: shareholders, executives, staff and passengers. The primary stake holders in this case that are harmed by the dumping on non-human waste are: Island Nations, Fisherman and Marine life. The primary stakeholders in this case that’s legal rights are exercised from the dumping of non-human wastes are: The Cruise Ship Companies. The primary stakeholders in this case that’s legal rights are being denied from the dumping of the non-human wastes are: The Island Nations.
A spill in any of the deep sea areas would reduce the biodiversity of that area through reductions of bird populations, fish-stocks and populations of marine mammals. All of which are already under severe threat of over fishing and habitat disturbance without this imposed threat. Furthermore the contamination of coastal and coral ecosystems will all lead to to damage on the livelihoods of fishermen and people involved the local tourism. The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been described as the worst environmental disaster in the United States, releasing about 4.9 million barrels of crude oil making it the largest accidental marine oil spill. Most of the impact of this was experienced by the marine species.
Drowning in Plastic It’s hard to imagine life without plastic. It’s everywhere: covering our food, holding our purchases, protecting our loved ones, saving patients in hospitals and floating along our waterways and oceans. The thought of living in a world surrounded by toxic chemicals and pollution is a thought which many would rather not think about. Plastics have revolutionised the world in which we live, but with dire consequences. The production of these toxic-filled substances continues to lead the human race on a path of natural destruction; with thousands of animal sea-life dying annually from plastic consumption.
Global warming will only cause an increase in these issues along with additional problems that could eventually end this civilization, if we don’t work hard on improving our efforts on managing all the different types of pollution and waste that contributes to this major concern. 2. Water Issues, was an extremely important area of local environmental concern this summer. 70% of our planet’s surface is water, but most of that is salt water. Freshwater though essential to life, is one of the rarest and most endangered resources on our progressively fragile planet.
Biodiversity may also be reduced if invasive species, such as the zebra mussel or golden algae, are introduced into a waterbody during the drilling process. During the drilling process, wells for drinking water may become polluted with a variety of contaminants, such as methane gas. Here I have a video showing exactly what the drilling is doing to peoples water supply. Gas wells require miles of roads and pipelines to move the natural gas from the drilling site to the market. Construction of these transportation corridors can break up the natural landscape and impact wildlife habitat.
Even though they want their unique taste they have to be very careful about it because one little mistake can ruin thousands of liters of beer. In example they have to dry the malt in a certain way otherwise it could be a danger because nobody really knows what can happen if they do it differently. Also it can contaminate the environment and its surroundings, which do include human beings. They contaminate rivers because people all over the world are throwing trash, everywhere that at some point end up in a river or a pond. Talking about the greenhouse gasses they contaminate the air contributing to global warming that today affect the people that inhabit this planet.
The ocean dwellers are virtually helpless, and they will ultimately have to suffer the consequences that have been created mainly by humans. Over the past few years there has been a significant change in marine life. Coral reefs are becoming endangered due to high carbon dioxide levels and effects of warming. Large predators, small fish, and other organisms make their homes in coral reefs. A process called mass bleaching has also become a danger to coral reefs.