Most of the Japanese saw it as a horrible event with 200,000 people dead, but they never saw the whole outcome. The good for the Japanese came as they surrendered without loosing all of their pride, also one small plus is they've gotten better land "was a blanket of fresh, vivid, lush, optimistic green". ...
Whaling nations say it causes minimal environmental damage when compared to the land based agricultural industries of westernised nations like the United States and Australia. The effects of land based agriculture include soil erosion, wildlife habitat destruction, loss of biodiversity, pollution of groundwater reserves, release of greenhouse gases, pesticide contamination and salinity. ... More than six minutes passed before 50% of whales were pronounced dead, with some animals surviving more than an hour after being harpooned. ...
Whaling nations say it causes minimal environmental damage when compared to the land based agricultural industries of westernised nations like the United States and Australia. The effects of land based agriculture include soil erosion, wildlife habitat destruction, loss of biodiversity, pollution of groundwater reserves, release of greenhouse gases, pesticide contamination and salinity. ... More than six minutes passed before 50% of whales were pronounced dead, with some animals surviving more than an hour after being harpooned. ...
According to Davis, in "The Invasion Not Found in the History Books," an article found in the Omaha World Herald, Operation Olympic would begin with "X-Day" on November 1, 1945, and would land fourteen American divisions with the support of the largest naval fleet ever assembled, a total of more than 450 American vessels. ... "half a million dead" (Coffey, 474). ...
According to Davis in the Invasion Not Found in the History Books, an article found in the Omaha World Herald, Operation Olympic would begin with "X-Day" on November 1, 1945, and would land fourteen American divisions with the support of the largest naval fleet ever assembled, a total of more than 450 American vessels. ... "half a million dead" (Coffey, 474). ...
