flowers

by Taylor
(Ray, Michigan United States)

Take time to stop & smell the flowers...

Here is something to remind us all of what we want to save.

water pollution pipes

by brandon
(mercades tx.)

This could be worse...

How the environment's water can be and eventually will be affected, by smudge sewage pipes and other harmful things.

Barry's Response - All of these components of the natural environment interact with each other, so if someone changes one, it will eventually affect the other. It's just as important to keep the water clean as it is to keep the air clean.

Careless actions can lead to more contamination, more diseases, and a decrease in water quality. Additionally, aquatic life may be affected, since some species can't live in contaminated water. Sewage pipes can pollute water with bacteria, chemicals, and other contaminants. A decrease in oxygen levels can harm aquatic life and reduce drinking water quality. Additionally, sewage pipes can spread disease if they're not maintained.

i didnt know water could play a guitar

by jewel
(houston texas)

Ray got himself a new guitar recently...

It's about people polluting the oceans, rivers and lakes, and that it also affects the animals that live in that environment.

Barry's Response - It's a classic. I've had it on this site for years. It was taken by my friend Ray Roberts. I'm glad to be back. Thanks for reminding me, Jewel. The stream is actually clear, with one discarded item and a dead log visible.

Animals killed through water pollution

Clean water in this example

I don't know, because I didn't read it. I just looked at the pictures.

Barry's Response - At least some of them died. Water pollution kills aquatic life. There are lots of photos of dead birds, fish, and other animals attributed to water pollution.

Here's the wikipedia article on the Pacific Gyro:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pacific_Garbage_Patch

nasty

by devon crude
(houston TX. U.S.A.)

A pretty sight

That has to be the most nastiest shit ever.

Barry's Response - Yes, of course. Our natural environment has shown that humans can make nasty situations. You can see how that works in this example and the ones below.

Anyway, thanks for sharing, Devon. Thank you for caring.

help with this problem

by MACC
(Washington)

Here's another...It just gets worse

Water pollution is destroying our world. We need people, no! we need EVERYONE to help with this problem.

I work on this everyday. I'm even doing my science fair project on it!! we can save our world from this. Just look at this bird! My friends thought it wasn't a real bird! Save the planet and it'll save you.

Barry's Response - It is a mutually beneficial relationship.

Yes, you're right. Maybe we should do something about water pollution. Thank you, MACC.

It's everyone's responsibility to reduce water pollution. It's important to be aware of what we throw away, how we use water, and how we dispose of hazardous materials. As you suggest, help out now before it's too late.

We might start by reducing our carbon footprint and using less stuff. There are also renewable sources of energy that are better for the environment.

Gross SHIT

by Dalphisa
(Blackridge)

PUSSY WATER!!!

Gross pussy water!!!!!

Barry's Response - My wife is upstairs making candy at this very moment. I hope it doesn't look anything like this.



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