All life on earth is similar in that at one point in time it will begin and at any point after that it can end. The interim between the two significant quordinate is the time that is given to the species to have an active effect on others and their environment. This effect can of course be positive or negative. Humans having quite arguably the greatest intelligent do have had the greats effect on the ecosystems and the environment. Far too often this effect is negative due to carelessness and reckless disregard. A great example of the idiocy of humanity is located in the Niagara Falls regions of New York. This is a location of Love Canal. .
In 1953 Hooker Chemical and Plastics whose name has since been changed to Occidental Chemical sold a parcel of land next to Love Canal to the Niagara Falls School District. What the company didn't tell anyone is that they had dumped more than 21,000 tons or 42 million pounds of chemical waste into the canal, and that the landfill next door was being used as a dump for another 318 million pounds of chemical sludge. A school was built and a neighborhood grew up around the site, blissfully unaware of the nearby poison. In the mid seventies, a few years of higher-than-average rainfall raised the water table, and strange things started leaching into the basements of homes from the landfill, things like pesticides and dioxin which is possibly the most toxic substance known to man. .
In 1980 a report was published that suggested that the residents of Love Canal were being exposed to chemicals that were causing chromosome damage. In fact newborns had a 56 percent chance of some sort of birth defect. All residents were ordered to evacuate after Congress appropriated 15 million dollars to buy out the residents. Over 900 families lost their homes while many others lost their life's from diseases that they had gotten from the exposure. .
The cleanup was massive.
Panama Canal The Panama Canal is one of the most spectacular and illuminating structures made by humans. This canal helped to bring two worlds together. ... Even though he had such a headstrong personality, he was an excellent president and everybody seemed to love him. ... This was a problem for the canal. ... Even if they did make three other canals, the Panama Canal would still be the best site to see. ...
Customarily sonnets are composed in iambic pentameter, but the lines have inconsistent rhythm: "Leafy-with-love banks and the green waters of the canal" (1). ... The continuous flow of the lines mirror the continuous flow of the gentle stream of the canal. ... "Leafy-with-love banks" (1) sets the delightfully mysterious scene of the canal and the sweet love that the persona finds within the calmly rushing waters. ... The banks of the canal are not desolate nor are they wildly overgrown; rather, they are "Leafy-with-love banks" where "green waters" (1) bring everlasting life. ... The contin...
He was a very loved man, and was nominated Vice President in 1901. ... One particular achievement Theodore Roosevelt was known for was the Panama Canal. The chief engineer of the New Panama Canal Company organized a local revolt. ... Rebels in the Canal Zone sold the area to Roosevelt for 10 million dollars. ... He loved the American people and the American people loved him. ...
With the development of the steamboat canals and river travel became more cost effective, and prosperous. ... Canals seemed to be the perfect solution, yet canals had, until the early to mid 1800's, been all but infeasible. The cost and logistics involved in building a large canal was far too complicated a project for America to embark upon. Nonetheless, the Erie Canal was started in 1817 and completed in 1825 and stretched for 363 miles, more than three times that of all previous canals in America in 1816, combined. ... With all of it's shortcomings, America still retained it&#x...
With the addition of these 18 billion barrels of fuel the country could keep running for another I love this 2 ½ years! ... Second, in order to retrieve the oil canals have to be dug in the seabed floor. These canals will damage the habitat of native sea life. ...
He is madly in love with a neighbor named Elaine Harper. ... The sisters tricked Teddy into thinking that he was President Theodore Roosevelt, and that he was digging the graves as part of the Panama Canal. ... Therefore, another good use for the "Panama Canal". ...
Groups such as the Transcendentalists and Unitarians believed in the essential goodness of humanity, a God of love, and emphasized the emotions and feelings over rationality and common thinking. ... The 1830s and 1840s witnessed the boom of canal construction and development of the rail system. These two modes of transportation helped tie the industrializing East to the expanding, agricultural West (the South, at this time, was not a major industrial center and therefore did not experience the rapid growth of the rail or canal system). Canals and railroads provided faster, more efficient means...
Groups such as the Transcendentalists and Unitarians believed in the essential goodness of humanity, a God of love, and emphasized the emotions and feelings over rationality and common thinking. ... The 1830s and 1840s witnessed the boom of canal construction and development of the rail system. These two modes of transportation helped tie the industrializing East to the expanding, agricultural West (the South, at this time, was not a major industrial center and therefore did not experience the rapid growth of the rail or canal system). Canals and railroads provided faster, more efficient means...
One situation that made this possible was the construction of the Panama Canal. Roosevelt recognized the potential for U.S. trade, and, claiming that the U.S. had the right to impose order in Latin America, he intervened in a Civil War in Panama to foster construction of the Panama Canal. In 1903 Panama signed a treaty for the canal under U.S. sovereignty. ... Roosevelt was the first president to travel abroad when he went to Panama to observe construction of the canal in 1906. ... He took his own love of nature and of other people and made it work to the American citizens advantage. ...
