Axia College of University of Phoenix The Causing Effects on our Environment

I am blogging today to give thanks to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s. With ongoing global warming, U.S. Fish and Wildlife has to deal with constant changes to every aspect of the country. From rising sea levels on the U.S. coastal habitats, to predictions of a continued increase in carbon emissions in rising CO2 into the atmosphere. I think this is an important issue in today’s world. Do we have too many cars running around producing carbon monoxide? The Arctic ice melting is raising the sea level that can hurt coastal animals in habitats. How can we help to stop this? If everyone pitches in and does their part and so on, there is nothing we all couldn’t do together to help our world for our future generations. If we start now, are great grand children can be at a point in this world where it would start making improvements on a global wave. In my area we have the port of Houston, one of the most traffic fested industrial ports. From so many industrial plants of producing laundry detergent to producing gasoline. Stretching from East Texas around South and down to close to Mexico. This causes many issues with safety and health concerns to everyone including wildlife and on a global level. Toxins release into the air by all the chemical plants and machinery to run them. The off the record accidents we don’t hear about but do hear from people working inside the chemical plants could do more harm than good to all of us and the wildlife. I think more enforcing guidelines should be put in place with standards in mind for the wildlife and communities around the chemical plants. Once these things can be controlled and we have it to where our children’s children do to have to worry about the