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Exemplification Essay: Do Humans Treat The Earth Well?

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Earth our planet. It has bring us many things such as oxygen for live, food for surviving, materials for making a home, and also water to continue living each day of our live. But the question is does humans treat the earth well? We are just some guess for the earth, and we have been living in the earth for decades know the earth is responding to all that we had giving to him, some people said that humans are the most dangerous creatures and maybe yes in one part but why I am going to answer that.

Thru the years we have been contaminating every part of our planet of course that problem doesn’t pass from one day to another we have been doing this thru the years. The problem is that know a day the planet is answering for all of that contamination that he have giving to him.

I think that maybe in some years the humans may need to move from this planet. So, does humans can live in another planet? the technology every day advance more, so I think that no, right now but maybe in …show more content…

Kepler could be 40% larger than earth; also they think that it can have a rocky super face although these are one of the biggest news and achievements for them. Here we can see a clear example that there are planets with earth characteristics.

After talking of the possibilities of having a new planet for living, could you imagine if you ever get grounded in one dessert planet what would you do? I think that is very important that you need to make water, but after going to the space you need to read and learn and research if any problem can happen what can you do. Every day try to connect with Earth, but a very important part try to figure out a way back, for the food you could make food out of many things I would bring some seeds for in case of a problem like that. And also don’t lose

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