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Mod4 Hipolito Hazel Lavoisier
Mod4 Hipolito Hazel Lavoisier
Mod4 Hipolito Hazel Lavoisier
1. What is your idea about the depletion of Ozone Layer? What do you think are the possible
solutions in maintaining back the protection we derived from the presence of Ozone Layer?
Explain your answer.
Man-made chemicals, particularly halocarbon refrigerants, solvents, propellants, and
foam-blowing agents, are the primary contributors to the depletion of the ozone layer.
Increases in certain types of skin malignancies, eye cataracts, and immune deficiency
illnesses have been linked to ozone layer depletion. It also emits UV radiation, which has
an impact on land and aquatic ecosystems by disrupting growth, food chains, and
metabolic cycles.
The ozone layer is necessary for human survival. It works as a barrier, shielding us
from the sun's rays. As a result, we must consider how to deal with its depletion in order
to protect it. We can protect it in a variety of ways. The first is to avoid consuming gases
that deplete the ozone layer. The second step is to reduce the use of automobiles. Urban,
biking, or walking are the best modes of transportation. If you really must have a car, try
carpooling with others to reduce your car usage. Third, avoid using cleaning products
that are hazardous to both the environment and ourselves. Through performing these
simple actions everyday, it will help to decrease the consumption of ozone-decreasing.
4. Define what is a Forest Fire? What are the perils when you are living in the place near a
forest? How can you help prevent forest fire? Why do you say so , explain your answer.
Wildfire, also known as forest, bush, or vegetation fire, is any uncontrolled and
unprescribed combustion or burning of plants in a natural context such as a forest,
grassland, brush land, or tundra that uses natural fuels and spreads due to
environmental conditions. It's a fire that's blazing in a densely forested area that's tough
to control and spreads swiftly at times. A combination of lightning strikes and extremely
dry circumstances sparked the forest fires. People who live near a forest are more
vulnerable than those who live further away, as the likelihood of being impacted by a
forest fire is higher.
To help avoid forest fires, the best thing we can do is follow all local laws and
regulations. Check the weather, and pay particular attention to weather and drought
conditions, as these might impact vegetation's flammability. When it's hot, dry, and
windy, avoid any activities that involve fire or sparks.
5. Technogenic disasters, what does it means to you? Why do you consider this as the
culprit of deterioration of the air that we breath? As a youth how can you contribute to
the solution of this problem? Explain your answer.
A technological disaster, such as a horrific murder in a small village, thrusts people
and places into the spotlight. People are overwhelmed and sometimes muzzled by their
affiliations or terrified to speak out in the face of a toxic crisis, much less to make sense
of their own particular view of a much wider picture. Natural disasters caused by
technology. include fires, transportation accidents, and manufacturing mishaps.
explosions, hazardous material releases, and so on. Technological disasters are a
source of anxiety, particularly because they are unforeseeable. Individuals, families, and
communities all suffer as a result of this. Income loss, job insecurity, anxiety about the
future, family conflict, and stress are just a few of the consequences. As a youth, the
best thing I can do to help solve this situation is to educate others on how we can
address this problem. I can have a large impact on addressing and limiting the
repercussions of this problem by educating others, such as my family, friends, and
community.
Performance Task No,6 : Defend the Environment Directions: ( Writing a Position Paper)
Read and analyze the situation given. Write a 2-pargraph position paper regarding the issue. In
writing the position paper, include principles of sustainability and/or theories of radical ecological
philosophy to support your stand. Write your position paper on a separate sheet of paper/s.
Title of the issue you will be defending :
__________________________________________________
( NOTE : Create a title of an issue based on the above box statement )
Follow this format in writing your position paper
Introduction (Identify the issue that will be discussed and state your position on that
I. issue.)
Body (Write your central argument. It can be further broken up into three unique sections:
a) Background information;
b) Evidence supporting your position; and ) A discussion of both sides of the issue, which
II.
addresses and refutes arguments that contradict your position
c) Conclusion (Restate the key points and, where applicable, suggesting resolutions to
the issue.)
Water is essential to our survival. For day-to-day living, the human body needs water.
We might be able to go a week without food, but we won't make it through three days
without water. Furthermore, 70% of our bodies are made up of water. This, in turn, aids
our body's natural functioning. As a result, a lack of water or the use of contaminated
water might result in major health issues in humans. Our government's solution to this
problem is to contract with a foreign company for the construction of a project called
New Hope Dam. This will be located in one of the ancestral domains of Dumagats that
has rich biodiversity which in turn this project will cause danger much of the ecosystem
potentially end up being endangered. That is why my opinion of this project is to respect
the rights of the indigenous people over their ancestral land and consider the ecosystem
that will be endangered.
Dams are thought to be a vital source of water as well as being significant for a
number of other reasons. They provide water for a variety of reasons, including home
usage, irrigation, and industrial applications. Hydroelectric power generation and river
traffic are both aided by dams. Cooking, cleaning, bathing, washing, drinking water,
gardening, and farming all benefit greatly from the use of these dams. Dams and
associated reservoirs give fishing and boating opportunities. Floods are reduced or
prevented, which benefits people. Dams are indeed important to our life. It has various
benefits and advantages. However, although dams have benefits and advantages, they
also have disadvantages. One of these is that it disrupts the local ecosystem. Dams, in
order to produce a reservoir, cause floods behind the building. This not only obstructs
human activity, but it also degrades existing wildlife habitats. This problem has the
potential to destabilize entire ecosystems, which might have a negative impact on the
entire regional biome. Migratory fish and other marine creatures that rely on a river's
unrestricted flow may be harmed by the decision to dam the stream.
Our city's water interruption crisis can be alleviated by building dams. However, our
ecology will be endangered as a result of this. Even if there is a water shortage, I believe
we should protect environmental integrity. That is to say, human actions should not turn
the ecosystem into a wasteland. Environmentally sound ecosystems must be self-
sustaining and self-regulating, requiring no human interference. We must strike a
balance between human well-being and the well-being of other living things in the
environment.
Constructing dams can ease the problem of the water disruption in the city and
respecting the rights of indigenous people over their ancestral land and considering the
ecosystem to prevent it from being endangered can have both benefits and advantages
to many people. Water is indeed important to our life. There can be no life on earth
without water. Water is our most valuable resource for survival since we utilize it for
drinking, washing, cleaning, cooking, and growing food. However, even though we are
experiencing water interruption, we cannot just build a dam that would cause danger to
our ecosystem. The best way to solve the problem of water shortage in our city is to
educate. Educate others about the effects of dams not just in our daily living but also to
our environment. Making them aware of the effects of it can also make them think of
another solution to ease the problem of water shortage without causing danger to our
environment. We have to always remember that it is important to protect and conserve
our resources as well as our ecosystem.