بحث
عن التلوث باللغة الانجليزية
بحث عن التلوث باللغة الانجليزية
Pollution
threatens our environment. Every day, our air is deteriorating more and more.
To
live, a human being or living needs to breathe. However, the quality of the air
we breathe in cities continues to pollute.
Indeed,
our air is depleted in oxygen, this can cause pulmonary diseases and heart
problems. Why this impoverishment?
First,
all our engines burn huge quantities of oxygen, those of our cars, our planes
......
Moreover,
the engines of our industries would consume in the world two hundred times more
oxygen than the totality of living beings on the planet.
Finally,
the plant world is the only factor of air balance because plants feed on carbon
dioxide and give us oxygen. But he is driven out of our cities.
Together,
let's protect our environment.
The
environment is everything around us. It is the set of natural and artificial
elements in which human life takes place.
The
man, in my opinion, puts the environment in danger and makes it unlivable for
him, fauna and flora.
First,
the water of rivers and oceans is dirty and polluted by waste. In addition,
fumes from factories and cars deteriorate the air and cause acid rain. Also,
forests are destroyed while trees help fight against air pollution. Finally,
animal and plant species, whether terrestrial or aquatic, disappear from the
earth.
Our
planet is in danger: everyone must act to protect it!
The
oceans cover a very large part of the earth's surface, they are home to many
species of fish and mammals. They also bring us food. Yet men pollute the
oceans with sewage, oil and factory waste.
On
the one hand, the wastewater is discharged into the sea without being treated.
On
the other hand, in the factories, garbage is sometimes thrown into the sea. The
waste can spread in the water. They kill thousands of marine animals, such as
dolphins and whales.
Moreover,
oil is spreading in the sea, it causes an oil spill that pollutes the coast ...
And
so, even children are deprived of the pleasure of the sea.
