Oil Oil is the leading energy source for transportation. It is estimated that the U.S. alone consumes about 19.88 million barrels per day as noted in 2017. Although, Oil is refined to gasoline, fuel oil, and petroleum gas it is … Continue reading →

Land Pollution is another type of pollutions which harms the soil, climate, endangers wildlife, and has an environmental impact.  Soil Pollution is caused by overuse in fertilizer. This creates the problem where the soil becomes eroded and results in the … Continue reading →

Air Pollution is caused by particles that mixes with the wind. Car emission, Chemicals from factories, dust, and pollen are all considered air pollutants. Breathing these pollutants is especially harmful to infants and older people. Many lung diseases are caused … Continue reading →

Water is the source of life for almost every animal. Every living organism needs water to survive however, when water is polluted with sewage and trash it becomes contaminated. The water then becomes undrinkable by an organism.  For example polluted … Continue reading →

31% of land on our planet is covered by forests, and most of endangered wildlife live in these Forests. Deforestation also comes in many forms including; forests fires, cutting for agriculture, and cattle ranching. About 18.7 million of acres of … Continue reading →

Burning Fossil fuels release More CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) in the atmosphere which makes it hard for oxygen breathing organisms to breathe easily. Also Burning Fossil Fuels releases Nitrogen Oxide which causes smog to accumulate in the air. Fossil Fuels contribute … Continue reading →

Acid Rain is an aftermath when water molecules mixes with fossil fuels. When it rains the acidic droplets then damage trees, fish in lakes and ponds, and make the soil contaminated. The vegetation find it harder and harder to grow. … Continue reading →

Deforestation is currently happening because people need space for housing and urbanization. It is also happening because us as humans use timber for materials such as paper, furniture, and house structures. But the majority of Forrests being torn down is … Continue reading →