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Tuesday 24 March 2009

Environmentally Friendly :-)

How's it going??


Anyone been up to anything much? I had a very busy weekend recently, and my schoolwork seems to be suffering for some reason I cannot figure.



Two words can sum up what the theme this month seems to have been. Evironmentally Friendly.
Seriously, though, who thinks up these things??

My chemistry, biology and geography have all dealt with the Carbon Cycle, and its effect on the human race in the last few weeks.


I honestly don't care if the way I'm living means that my great-great-great-nieces are going to have to have their laptops (or whatever they'll have) made of aluminium because plastic has run out and wood is rationed.


A few people seem to have drawn the conclusion that I'm anti-human, dangerous and thoughtless.


I admit, they do have something they sketch this conclusion off. I'm partial to using plastic carrier bags at the supermarket.


However, in my opinion, this one weakness should not warrant looks that would normally be directed toward a criminal whose face is on sheets around town with a WANTED sign above his head.

To be fair, though, the main perpetrator in this dreadful affair probably has a husband whose sole dependence of income is his job on an oil rig.


But does it matter if Ms. Smart from Bond Street, visiting her mother stops by at one of the stores for a bunch of flowers, and smartly asks for a carrier bag? No, no of course not.


(Maybe it was figured that if treated with deference, Ms. Smart might employ said husband who may, or may not, work on an oil rig.)


So, suddenly we are under tremendous pressure to sort out our rubbish, and stick our paper in a paper bin, think twice before we chop down rainforests, take the bus instead of a car. What next? Will the amount of trees we're allowed in our back garden be rationed?



Will we have to start growing a jungle in the house to create enough oxygen to compensate the amount we use?



Will we have to go back to burning peat fires, so the fossil fuels don't run out, and above husband doesn't lose his job??



Enviromentally friendly, you say? Whatever happen to humanly friendly? Maybe a lack of oxygen does this to people.

4 comments:

A. Brouwer said...

well looking at the "lack of oxygen due to the fact of so many trees beign cut down" is i agree complete rubbish since don't quote my percentage but i believe it is around 83% of the oxygen we breath comes from algae and plant life.
however i am a country girl and if people really want to save our beautiful earth then quit throwing your Tim Hortons cup (Canadian) or whatever garbage you have out your car window!!!

James said...

:D

The last video I watched on www.ted.com actually was called How to grow your own fresh air.

Const-T said...

Now that would be interesting to watch, I believe. How do you grow your own fresh air? Grow an inside jungle and taper off the oxygen?
Alisha, I agree - there are so many plants that aren't trees, to help the environment, ppl should forget paper bag rubbish and quit putting chewing gum on the pavement or chucking stuff out car windows.

Anonymous said...

you grow your own fresh air by having approximately 3 particular plants per person in the building.