World’s Biggest Problems
1) Radical Terrorism
2) Pollution
3) Poverty
4) Fossil Fuels are running out
5) World Hunger
Best Solutions
1) Cut our daily water use by simply not turning on the
sprinklers when it’s raining, not taking as many showers, and not washing our
clothes in the washing machine as often.
2) Create more national
parks that are protected by law.
3)Start riding bikes more and start using alternative fuel
sources.
4)Provide military intervention to the countries that are
supplying the radicals.
5)Create houses that are better set up to protect the
individuals that are living in an area where natural disasters are likely to
occur.
Radical terrorism is a problem that is effecting many
countries of the world. The war on
terrorism has been going on for years and it seems to be getting worse. Terrorists are killing innocent civilians in
public places for absolutely no reason.
The world does not seem to have a good response to this issue which is
why I placed this issue at the top of my list of problems.
Cutting our daily water use is the easiest solution to
implement which is why I put it at the top of my list of solutions. All people would have to do is not turn on
their sprinklers when it’s raining and take one shower a day. There are other things that we can do such as
have more efficient toilets and not keep the faucet running while we are
brushing our teeth.
Hi Jonathan. As a huge tree hugger, I can't agree with you more on the value of protecting out National Forests. Not only do we need to protect vastly more land than we currently do, but we must mobilize ocean cleanup efforts in order to truly save our ecosystem. The ocean should have heavily protected areas just as land, the problem is its so hard to monitor.
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I definitely agree that people taking the few extra seconds of thought behind their daily water habits will drastically cut down on water wasted. It really is as simple as not watering your lawn while it’s raining. Protected national parks is sort of similar to my aversion to urban sprawl, and if we condense people into cities to live more efficiently, there will be more area to protect endangered habitats.
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