Editorials

Our Editorials Saving Our Supplies By:Dylan Cars, oil spills, factories, deforestation... these are some of the things that hurt the environment and destroy ecosystems. Many of these things are unneeded luxuries. The question is "Are all these luxuries worth enough for the incoming destruction of Earth?" These luxuries are using natural resources needed for life on Earth for unnecessary topics. For example deforestation is destroying ecosystems and cutting down trees for paper to write on and wood to build houses with, but the truth is we don't NEED either of these. Computers can be used to make documents(and share them) without the use of paper, and there are many other materials to build a house with. Another concern is the growing population of Earth. Some places in the world are already out of natural resources, and in other places the population is growing faster than ever, and will soon experience a shortage of supplies. Earth will eventually run out of natural resources no matter how hard we try to save them. The question is when? How long can we survive in today's world? How long can we preserve our natural resources?

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Unintentionally Evil  By Emily  When a mother or father holds their newborn child in their hands, all they see is a miracle. Did you ever think that too many babies are whats killing the planet? Studies show that about 200,000 babies are born into the world each day. If the growth of the world population keeps growing, what will happen to all of our natural resources? Eventually we will run out of fresh water, forests, oil, and all of the other supplies that we need. The United States alone loses 32 million acres of forest a year. If the world population continues to grow at this rate, how are we going to provide for everyone?