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Essay On Nihs In Today's Society

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In today's society, our environment has been talked about many times and is becoming a problem to many human beings. Many people are getting ill from hazardous environments and even causing death. NIEHS is trying to solve this problem and trying to get more money in order to maintain their activities to keep these people safe. Due to this problem, the government should give NIEHS the $680,00,000 to fund more safe environments. If the government gave this money to NIEHS, then it will help many lives especially those that work, play, and live in terrible environments. If they also gave the money, then either the government or the NIEHS group could improve the environment. All in all, we need the government to support NIEHS in order to keep those innocent people away from harm to those unhealthy environments.
First of all, in today's society, a majority of humans have got sick at some point in life and could be due to a variety of reasons. One common reason for illnesses is due to unhealthy and/or unsafe places or environments. There are many people that suffer from unhealthy environments and become very ill, causing …show more content…

Many scientists are working around the globe to see what causes people to become ill and how to prevent to spread. In part two, “Why and How Do We Study Environmental Health?”, it states “This is because scientist at NIEHS and around the world have been studying the environment.” (Paragraph 2) his shows that scientist all around the world, have been studying for years to keep the people to live in a safe environment. This is one way that NIEHS and scientist are helping the individuals to keep them safe from harm. As a result to this solution, NIEHS is able to keep more individual safe from environments that are in terrible conditions and will get more help with scientists to help with NIEHS if the government would give the money to NIEHS environmental

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