Science Month Celebration

          The simplest elucidation regarding why the environment matters is that, as humans the environment the Earth is our dwelling. It is where we subsist, respire, consume, raise our offspring, etc. Just because we as humans have the power to obliterate environment and further genus, this does not furnish us any right to do so. But more persuasive to the ones having supremacy in today's humanity is probably the monetary disagreement. That we cannot afford to annihilate the Earth systems,

          Protecting our environment allows us to live at no cost of any pollutants or hazards that we might commence into our environment. That leaves us free to strive to carry on in the "natural" environment which includes things like sharks, noxious insects and reptiles, pollen, poisonous plants, viruses, bacteria, thousands of parasites, and other animals that contend for food and land. Protecting the environment allows future generations of humans to nurture and live without having to covenant with anything we've done to contaminate the environment in which we do live and they will live.

          When the world needs saving, superheroes seem tailor-made to get the job done, what with their extraordinary powers and spiffy suits. Unfortunately, they only exist in the realm of comic books, television shows and movies. In the real world, everyday people play the hero's and sometimes the villain's part. This is particularly true when it comes to saving the environment. With Earth providing the one and only known spot in the universe that's hospitable to the human race, preserving a healthy environment isn't just a nice ideal, it's an imperative. Mankind has the power to be either the hero or the villain in the quest to save the Earth, but certainly playing the hero will yield better results for everyone. So, though we may not have superhuman abilities or flashy outfits with capes, that shouldn't stop us from being heroes when it comes to saving the environment.