The Destruction of the Earth

g animals and insects. All of this pollution is then transferred to people in one way or another, whether it is through disease-carrying insects or chemical-ridden crops.
             The second article, "The Heat is On," focuses on the continuing problem of global warming. This is attributed to the continuing release of carbon dioxide into the air. Gelbspan goes into detail about all the different problems that are being created by this warming trend, and the dangers that are possible because of it. Many different animal species are being affected by this warming, some becoming extinct. Gelbspan even warns that this trend could be
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