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HE EARTH HAS PROBLEMS, AND WE AREN’T HELPING, NOT EVEN THOSE WHO CLAIM TO CARE.
We humans seem to have a problem accepting the obvious. We squabble over the uncertain and ignore the undeniable. We fail to solve the things we can. Deforestation could be addressed – but it is not. Overpopulation could be addressed – but it is not. We humans prefer dramas. We prefer to fight over petty issues. We want to feel good, not do good. We don’t offer sacrifice, unless it is the sacrifice of someone else. The earth has problems, and we aren’t helping, not even those who claim to care.
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Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
Greenville NewsAugust was National Water Quality Month, and though this article is a bit after the fact, every month should be a celebration of clean water.Nonpoint source water pollution makes up more than half of all water pollution globally. Nonpoint is defined as the type of pollution that comes from regular, everyday human activities on land, wherein stormwater runoff carries those pollutants with it into surface waters like creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes. These surface waters serve as key ecological habitats, popular recreational areas, and major sources of drinking water for most South Carolinians.“How much can we really be polluting,…
