Note: Each hero/villian represents the good or bad characteristics of human behavior. These characters don't exist in real life.
VillainsVillain of the Month (Oct)
String Bean's Picture
1.String Bean: Enjoy's making money! He doesn't care about people or the environment. If there is a penny to be made, he will do whatever he can to get it. As a result of his greed our world's Tropical Rain Forests are being destroyed. If oil has been discovered, he will drill for it regardless of hazards that he may cause to the environment. Some people say that he uses very cheap materials to build his oil rigs, and pipe lines. As a result, many of the world's oil fields have developed leaks, which pour into the earth's soil and water systems. Greed makes most of his money by finding and selling fossil fuels. He won't spend any money on scientific research
to study what the gases from fossil fuels are doing to our atmosphere. As a result of his behavior many people are concerned about global warming.
Try these activities:
Can you answer these frequently asked questions about the Greenhouse Effect?
1. What greenhouse gas poses the most immediate problem?
2. List two human activities that have increased the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
3. What are the consequences of the enhanced greenhouse effect?
4. How can we keep the greenhouse effect to a minimum?
If you need help with this assignment you can look at the following link and find all the information
that you need:The Greenhouse Effect Frequently Asked Questions
Going...going....gone
Because of the increased human population around the world, and human greed our rain forests
are in trouble. Lets do a short study about our rain forests to find our why they are in trouble
and what we can do to save them.
1.What medical uses do we get from the plants in the rain forest?
2.List some foods and other products that come from the rain forest.
3.True or False? The rain forests are the lungs of the earth.
4.Why are people chopping down the trees in the rain forests?
5.Where do most of the rain forests grow?
6.Where can we find the largest rain forest?
Here is a Link that will help you answer some of the questions listed above about
the rain forests:Going...going...gone
Map activity
Try to find the following rain forests on a map:
1. Amazon Rain Forest
2. Congo Rain Forest
3. Madagascar Rain Forest
4. Southeast Asian Rain Forest