[SIZE=7pt]I believe that it's a very slow process that results in humans destroying our Earth.[/SIZE]Take this as an example:
The other day, me and my family were driving around, and we spotted two girls (that I knew already) littering and dumping trash around. My dad, very embarrasingly, honked his horn at them, (as I was hiding so they would'nt see me
) and they finally stopped. Thank goodness.
We think that one little piece of garbage that we litter isn't enough to trash the whole town, but if everyone starts thinking that, you'd be surprised how dirty that town could eventually get.
And littering is only an example.
There's gases and fumes, chemicals, and other gross stuff.
But there's some good things being done.
Our school has an Eco-team, and they collect garbage from the local parks every week.
Not every human in the world is destroying our earth.
Only the ones that choose/want to.
We have to protect our world: It's a real gift to us.
And just because we won't be around when the world gets older and older doesn't mean that we can't take part in helping the earth.
It's not a huge task. Every little thing counts.
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