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List of Five Issues
(2007)
1. *Global warming is on
the rise and so are CO2 levels, and the effects are beginning to be
found on the natural cycles of flora and fauna. The United States must
agree to the Koyoto protocol.
Montaigne, Fen (2004). Bulletins from a Warmer World: No room to run.
National
Geographic, September, pp.34-55.
2. Changing the way we perceive beauty in urban landscapes and
providing sustainable gardening techniques is essential to our local
area. Water issues will become a serious threat in future decades and
rules and regulations must be instated.
Holiday, Shawn (2005). In Praise of Weeds. Expressions, April, pp13-14.
3. Pharmaceutical industries, a disease in its self; creating
an unneeded demand and illness in modern societies.
Blech, Jorg (2006). The Illness in Industry. NewScientist. July, p.24
4. Alongside global climate changes, geologic occurrences have
produced catastrophic conditions. There needs to be better warning systems
in place.
Hayden, Thomas (2006). Super Storms, No End in Sight. National Geographic,
Aug, pp
66-77.
5. The ability to master any task is not inborn, but is created
through work and experiences. Regardless of race, physical, and social
differences, less fortunate people should have the same opportunities
as everyone else.
Ross, Philip (2006). The Expert Mind. Scientific American, August, pp.64-71.
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