Environmental Science Facts.
The most aggravating thing a student ever did was interrupt me in class. Then paused as if he was giving me a pass and said, "that was my opinion and it was OK." I was defining the difference between niche and habitat.
Somewhere, somehow, Rush Limbaugh comes to mind, conservation has become political. I ask why. A healthy environment affects all of us. When they say an incident would increase say a cancer risk by 1 in 10,000, it means 1 person who would never get cancer out of 10,000 gets cancer.
The Flint water crisis is part of this. Just because you can't see the lead in water does not mean it does not have an affect.
So this post is my activism.
The following posts are just the facts of environmental education. No preaching. Just facts.
