Sunday, January 8, 2017
Easter Island and The Lorax
east wind Is institute is a Polynesian is place down in the s bulge(a)h Pacific Ocean, at the southeastern most point of the Polynesian Triangle. Easter Island is famous for its 887 monolithic statues, called moai, created by the early Rapa Nui raft kn knowledge as Polynesians. These commonwealth settled here to lick their troupe here. They created these statutes to express their culture. micro did they know they would use up one of earths most valuable natural alternative; trees. When the Polynesians arrived the island was covered with trees nigh 16 million and well-nigh with a height of degree centigrade ft tall. The trees were used to race out the heavy statues. As Jared Diamond explains in his book, Collapse, Easter Island is the clearest pillowcase of a society that sunk itself by overexploiting its own resources. Once tree illumination started, it didnt stop until the whole woodland was gone. Diamond called this self-destructive doings ecocide and use this des truction as a clear example of what our future could be like.\nIn the movie the Lorax a in one case healthy peaceful land full of colorful brisk Truffula trees became a dry out land. The Once-ler came across this land and before long enough took over it and destroyed its most important resource which was its Truffula trees. The Once-ler trail down trees for his art Thneeds that was popular among the town. The Lorax, guardian of the woodwind and speaker for the trees warned the Once-ler that the outcome of him slew down the trees will be bad and dangerous for not only the environment only for the animals that live on the land and survive off these Truffula trees, notwithstanding he didnt listen. afterward every tree was cut down and used up the land was left dried out and empty and the Once-ler was out of trees to make his product and short realized what a long mistake he made. The animals could no longer live in the polluted area. The factory released throttle valve int o the clear fresh skies making it no longer synthetic rubber for the birds to ...
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