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comparison and contrast

As the world turns, year-by-year there are many new technological breakthroughs of all sorts that generally make life simpler, less time consuming and convenient. With all these new advances and large-scale developments we have seemed to forgotten our place on this planet and our dependence on an intact ecosystem. What we now begin to realize, yet still do little about, is that when man destroys nature, he as a result is destroying himself. David Suzuki's Essay and a movie called Erin Brockovitch both approach this matter from two different perspectives. Suzuki stresses that we must not distance ourselves and our children from nature for it is an extension of who we are. In the movie Erin Brockovitch, it is shown how the contamination of our life source, water, can lead to a chain reaction of deaths of s


100) A very similar situation occurred in the movie E. we have poisoned the life support systems that sustain all organisms because we have lost a sense of ecological place"(Para. the main concern is the well being of people. She is mostly worried about the people who have access to the contaminated water and are being exposed to dangerous life threatening chemicals. This is all related because we have to understand ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography**. In essence they both fight against the destruction of nature and for the welfare of fellow man. David states that, "When children who know their place in the ecosystem see factories spewing poison into the air, water and soil, they will feel ill because someone has violated their home. "We have a modern arsenal of chemical weapons to fight off these invaders and we use them lavishly. " Similar to that is a chemical weapon that has taken many lives and affected many more called Chromium 6, a poisonous chemical contained in water that was released by a factory neighboring a residential area in the movie Erin Brokovitch. What makes it personal is the fact that she can relate to most families implicated in the scandal.

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