Our world is
full of danger both man-made and natural. In 2012 Canada was ranked 4 out of
158 in the global peace index. The safest country in the global peace index is
Iceland ranked 1 out of 158, and the most dangerous country in the global peace
index is Somalia ranked 158 out of 158. This site only accounts for man-made
dangers. In 1900 there was a hurricane in Galveston, Texas that killed an
approximate 12,000 to 6,000 people. But in 2012, an earthquake in Haiti killed
at least 250,000 people with more corpses being dug out of the rubble. What
about the topic of pollution? What have we done to our world? Since the first
fire pollution has affected our world to the point of it being a serious global
issue. La Oroya, a mining town in Peru, because of its smelter it has 85% more
arsenic in the atmosphere above the town that is safe. Also Lake Karachay has so many radioactive
pollutants in it, that you can get a lethal dose of radiation poisoning by
standing in spots for 1 hour near certain parts of the lake. Let’s change gears
for a moment and talk about diseases. The black plague killed one 3rd
of the population of Europe. That’s nothing compared to the parasite called Plasmodium,
which causes malaria. Professor Baruch Blumberg determined that out of all the
people who are dead, half died of malaria. I think our world is a very
dangerous place. What do you think? Here are some links. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T4XMNN4bNM

I find that you are talking about all of nature disasters, and you can't really prevent those from happening. Also the Black Plague that just happened along time ago, and they had no idea what that was because they had no technology back then. A lot of these disasters are a nature thing, and there's not a lot of man made disasters because we worry way to much about the nature ones like a earthquake or hurricane.
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ReplyDeleteWhat about the smelter in La Oroya, and lake Karachay. That makes our world worse than it already is.
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