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Modest Proposal To The Responsiveness Of Our Planet

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Jesus Zaragoza Zaragoza 1
Mrs. Cross
Period 6
1 April 2014
Modest Proposal It is very compiling is it not when you witness acts of wastefulness as the very same planet you live on is being destroyed by no other then those that inhabit it. As of today, our planet has an estimate of 9 billion people as of right now. As every year, our planet has more than millions of people born everyday our planet is seceding as while. Growing populations is decreasing our live stock, our climate, our ozone and depleting our planet of natural resources. Lack of proper management as more and more people are born into our planet unaware of the growing and the lengthening of the populations inability to care for the planet. It would be in our bet effort to involve a series of punishments to those that harm our ecosystem. Those that hurt mother nature may be entitled to a large fine or a serious amount of harm to represent our planets harm. Lots of important people will be into this proposal of more awareness of our planet. It is our planet people will of course support it why wouldn't they? This will help not only our Earth but us awhile, less pollution will show us how clean our air could …show more content…

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