What kind of effect do I have on the environment individualy?
February 24th, 2010 | 
Author: Do the actions of individuals effect the environment as a whole? I am interested to see many opinions on this, because I don’t really know about it. As an example: Do people who drive big trucks really screw over the environtment, or what?
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well you personally depends on how much of everything you do, water consuption, food, littering, recycling. so yea you do impact it in a minor way but as a whole and including everybody in the world then yea that adds up to a lot more good/bad depending on what you use your energy for. easy does it!
No.
You’re just made to believe that by people who are jealous that they don’t drive a big truck or SUV
well if you drive a car,lets look at how fumes flow from the mufflers,there are new type mufflers for cars of all types,also consider changing your air filter,look at what type of gas you put in your car.
one person driving a huge SUV or littering doesn’t make a huge difference. However, when everybody gets the mindset that if they only pollute a little it is okay, then all that pollution adds up to a big problem.
Huge imagine all the garbage you take out each day then multiply by 365 and you have whatever many loads of garbage in the land fill. Cars pollute alot you probably have seen peoples car smoke and image if you multiply that by trillions.
In the recent US election some ridings of over 1,000,000 constituents were decided by only a few hundred votes. If that doesn’t convince you of the power of the individual, nothing will.
Yup you individually effect the environment. Every decision that you make can have a long lasting impact on the world. From the aerosols you use, to household cleaners. People who drive big trucks screw with the environment, they rely on fossil fuels and contribute to pollution. To see the worlds largest garbage patch. (man made), visit http:greenvillecofamily.com