Anne Frank: The Prevention Of Natural Disasters

Anne Frank was born on June 12th, 1929 and died on March 12th, 1945. She was one of the many young witnesses who died in the holocaust that have been known by many people. Anne Frank once said, “No one has ever become poor by giving.” (Frank) This quote from Anne Frank shows that she had a kind heart that cares for others around her. Anne Frank had a mother named Edith Frank, a father named Otto Frank, and a sister named Margot Frank. The main theme of Anne Frank is living in oppression or persecution. (Enotes)

Anne Frank’s diary was based in the country of Netherlands, a country in northwestern Europe. Anne Frank’s house has been built in the capital of Netherlands and in the center of Amsterdam. Anne Frank’s house is now a tourist attraction

But on the other hand, the world has more problems with climate change, diseases, and natural disasters such as the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11th, 2011 where 20000 people were killed. The tectonic plates were lifted 30 feet above its natural position due to the earthquake. Buildings and houses collapsed rapidly as the tsunami hit them and pushed them to the sewage. (Tschakert) No one knows when and where natural disasters will occur. Therefore, learning safety rules to use in a natural disaster may save your life. One of the most common safety rule is to stop, drop, and roll when fire catches on you. This rule will ensure to extinguish the flame that caught you on fire. Ebola is a virus that has been present for over 35 years. The largest outbreak began in West Africa in March 2014. (Nall, What is Ebola?) Ebola was on the boil everywhere during the year of 2014. Presently, humans give the highest effort to protect their family from danger and hazard. From the World War 2 until now, the holocaust history and genocide issues are still being researched in many countries. At both times, every human being is afraid of something that makes crisis. Although, these times both have a different crisis leading to them. One is about the Shoah and the other is about unavoidable

Most crises are caused by humans. Therefore, it would be totally possible if humans could reverse what they are presently doing. For example, people could stop poaching rhinos for their horns or killing sharks for their fins to prevent them from being extinct. In 2011, South Africans poached 448 rhinos for their horns and as of mid-2012, over 300 have been poached. (Tictoc) Shark finning is killing sharks every year at an alarming rate. It is estimated that 100 to 200 million sharks annually are killed for their fins alone. (Friends) All of these shark fins are to make bowls of shark fin soup just for humans to devour. Why kill so many different animals until they go extinct when humans can wait for them to breed and kill the parents when they’re old and are about to die soon. As a matter of fact, this method could help the Homo sapiens survive for an extremely long time. Global warming is created by people, too. Global warming is primarily a problem of too much carbon dioxide, (CO2) in the atmosphere. (Scientists) Deforestation is one of the many ways that cause global warming. Deforestation means cutting down trees in the forests and on land. Trees take in carbon dioxide from the air to produce oxygen for the planet. Pollution is another cause of global warming. Pollution is the smoke that is released by vehicles which run on fuel. Pollution is also the