Which Enviromental PROBLEM Most Concerns You?

Question

1. Pollution

2. Soil/ water conservation

3. Endangered Species

4. Deforestation

5. Global Warming

6. Recycling

Thanks for everyones input!

Answer 1

global warming.

Answer 2

obviously global warming (but i prefer to call it climate change). after all, all or most of those other problems in some way contribute to global warming.

Answer 3

All equal end of species.  Earth is doomed.  We must have massive worldwide push on Outer Space exploration to escape this planet.  Or face species extinction.

Answer 4

global warming

Answer 5

Well, they're all pretty interconnected.

Mine isn't even on that list. I mean, I'm more concerned with sprawl and consumerism than those, because the human factor is the factor we have control over.

I guess soil water conservation is at the top of the list for me. :)

Answer 6

I'd say pollution at first because I prefer clean air and water rather than the dirty type, but then deforestation sucks pretty bad too because it doesn't make sense to dirty the air and and steadily remove the earth's filtration system.

Recycling is pretty high on my list too because landfills just suck.

Then again, global warming is also high on my list because it isn't cool to dig up carbons and release them in the atmosphere which traps the heat - and steadily clear cut our forests.

I guess the Environmental problem that concerns me the most is the lack of effort and willingness to learn by the general public to just do what is right, do what makes environmental sense, and give the planet a chance to catch it's breath.

Answer 7

global warming

but a lot of those issues are directly related

Answer 8

specifically the melting of the Polar Ice Caps - from what i can see, it will do the most destruction - already has consumed many of the smaller islands on earth.  wrote my first paper on water conservation in 1967.   the continued used of livestock for a source of food for humans.         "Livestock's Long Shadow"            United Nations Multinational Study

"The livestock sector emerges as one of the top 2 or 3 MOST significant contributors to the most serious environmental problems......of Land Degradation, deforestation, climate change, air pollution, water shortage, water pollution, AND loss of Bio-diversity....The impact is so significant that it needs to be addressed with great Urgency."  if humans could stop using livestock for a source of food & stop using Fossil Fuels (hahaha fat chance) we could really make a diffrence in the negitive impact we leave on earth every day.  Good for the Earth - Good for your Body - Good for Everyone!  thanks for caring about the environment!  :)

Answer 9

global warming because it has to do with all of the other topics

Answer 10

well actually you can use desalination process to get the drinking water out of sea water, so its not really bothering me. but deforestation is really worrying me. we need oxygen. there's no other way to get it.

Answer 11

Global Warming can be solved by solving the other topics.

Answer 12

FIRST CHOICE: RECYCLING AND MY SECOND CHOICE ISNT UP THERE SO........

Answer 13

pollution-the world must first be clean before we try to help the other problems, otherwise it will not be able to heal itself

Answer 14

Firstly it must be soil/water conservation. We are becoming short of food in the world and this is a problem that could cause major conflicts in the world...... already is doing.

Second is global warming.... although it has already started, we have a few years before it will also cause conflict.

Which ever is first, the FIRST thing we must do is to begin to repair the damage us humans have caused... and fast!!!

Answer 15

Pollution

as much as i think global warming is extreamly bad, if everybody was so worried as they make out they are, i think they should actualy bother to save things. Also as im on to the subject of pollution, if anybody wants to stop people ruining the world we live in major problems Cars and Factorys very bad they are.

Answer 16

global warming - 1

pollution-2

endangered species-3

deforestation - 4

soil/water conservation-5

recycling - 6