Delong Zhai
January 2015
Francis Lewis high school

Tables of content

I. Introduction…………………………………………………………………..page 3

II. Food waste…………….………………………………………………..…..…page 3

III. Developing countries handling waste………………………………………….page 5

IV. Developed country……..………………………………………………….…..page 6

V. Conclusion……………………..……………………………………………….page 7

VI. Reference……………………………………………………………………….page 7

1. INTRODUCTION

Why is more environments destroyed in the 20 century & 21 century than before? Primarily, industrial revolution had turned hand-made into mechanization. The machine required energy to work. To get energy, people continuous depleted energy sources such as forest, and coal mine which need ten thousand years to generate. Consequently, this actions lead to a malignancy which environment is destroyed. I learned that in the nineteenth century, River Thames had a crisis. Because of the industrial revolution, factories littered the chemical materials in the river. Also as populations in London city grew, the amount of waste it produced expanded exponentially. British government didn’t recognize how serious it is, and there were no law to permit this action. For centuries, various wastes that came from human, animal, and industrial polluted England’s most famous river. Also River Thames had long been using as a water source even the water was polluted. River Thames had directly affected resident’s life. It brought diseases that caused many people died. A lot of people left this city because of the disgusting odors and diseases. After British government knew how serious was it, United Kingdom government spent much time for regulating the environment. Jon Wynne-Tyson said “We must develop a better sense of responsibility towards our total environment …” This shows we should take care environment. However it isn’t enough,