On how lead became America's "criminal element," and the need for a nationwide effort to reclaim our environment and citizens from the influence of...
Hunter Boisvert
Our world is changing and we need to accept it.
This video goes into depth about how declining bee population and colony collapse disorder affects our lives. It also dwells on ideas for the Pres...
The future of the United States is dependent on the future of its citizens health and the environment. How Americans get our energy will affect the...
By reducing, reusing, and recycling we can save our world from this catastrophe we have brought onto it.
Food is taken for granted, but do we really have that right?
Discussion on Pollution of the Great lakes and how everyday people can do their part to help
Our own selfish needs are distracting us from the problems of pollution. The Earth could fail if we don't make an action as soon as possible.
Stopping the destruction of our environment through deforestation will help to save plants, animals, and ourselves.
Our world is dying before our eyes, and its getting to be too late to save it. Climate change is not a joke, it has too many present facts. We need...
Alternative energy is our first step forward
Everyone is affected by the plague that these monsters spread, without even knowing it exists. They are constantly consuming these organisms, poiso...
Pollution is a major problem in our world, and this video will show what is happening and how to stop it.
Our environment has suffered with increased industrialization. As we deny changes we hurt both our well being and the health of our future.
These are a few ways that I believe the president could improve the health of our environment
Our economy has become dependent on nonrenewable resources. If people don't start making changes soon, it may be too late.
A letter to the next president on the changes of the environment, and the harsh consequences that we face, with solutions laid out and a brief glim...
Benefits of Renewable energy sources
Reducing chemicals into the air/ways to help with the problem.
This is a critical issue that will create a state of climate emergency and needs to be resolved cautiously and necessary actions need to be taken t...
The potential destruction of the environment needs to be discussed in the coming election and is something our future president should try to resol...
The forest is vital as a watershed. Because of the thick humus large, loose soil and soil-retaining powers of the trees' long roots, forests are vi...
There are many problems facing the world today, and we are working our hardest to solve them. However, one major problem may overshadow many others...
A letter expressing the concerns about ozone depletion and our failing ecosystem.
I write this, firstly, for the sake of the nonhuman animals who are the real victims whom are in a need of salvation; secondly, as an act of refor...
Although winds are unpredictable and the noise is a problem for people who are on a close vicinity to them, wind turbines are a safe, inexpensive, ...
GMOs are genetically modified organisms. They are highly toxic and detrimental to the human health. This letter analyzes how GMOs are not beneficia...
A proposal to put a tax on a carbon based fossil fuels that will drive up costs for polluters and encourage growth in green energy fields
This letter is about the ways education is received and how it needs to be changed to adapt to the learner.
The ecosystem of Mother Earth is in danger, and it is time to take action
The United States is a wasteful country, arrogant in its consumption. Americans have too much material wealth, waste vital resources and, in the pr...
One of the most fatal threats to wildlife is invasive species. Nearly 42 percent of endangered species are at risk because of these invaders, accor...
We need a new form of energy that is more sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Climate change needs to be addressed.
This letter will simply give suggestions about how our society can become a safer environment.
Our energy sources are inefficient and running out, and we continue to waste them at a dangerous rate.
It's not that hard. Read to find out how.
The line 5 oil line going through the great lakes is hazardous and dangerous.
Bee populations are dying out which is creating a problem for the state of our ecosystem and economy.
A letter to the next president about renewable energy and how it will benefit this country
The wolves of our world are in need of help. There are not many left, and they have been on the brink of extinction for decades.
The state of our environment is rapidly declining. We need to come together to fix it now.
Our National Parks need improvements in order to secure their success in the future.
Air pollution is slowly becoming a bigger problem and we need to take action before it is to late.
Climate Change is a serious problem that needs to be addressed.
How will the next president use the energy options that new technologies have provided to influence the energy of the future?
The health of the environment is essential to human life. With the polluting, inefficient energy that powers the U.S., we are not helping. We need ...
Could desalination be our future source of water and are there ways of making it more efficient?
This letter is about alternative energy and why we should use it.
One issue I want to complain to you that the US wastes much food. Much food that we can’t eat most of is sold around us. We cook much food though...
My goal is to stop global warming and help preserve amazing places like our National Parks in the United States.
Global warming is an ever-present issue in our country today that needs to be addressed before it's too late.
We are slowly destroying our earth with pollution, so why not stand up and make a change to fix it.
This letter is about the energy crisis we face today and my plan to solve it
How will our next president combat negative actions against the environment?
The earth is dying and we need to do something to change that.
A persuasive argument about GMOs using 18th Century Rhetoric.
