The Destruction of The Rainforest Rainforests make up some of the most valuable resources we have, yet they are being destroyed in massive proportions. Many medicines, foods, natural insecticides, and oil-producing trees are found in the rainforest. The rainforest also holds endless possibilities for use,...
The Effects of Pollution Pollution means contamination and there are many different types of pollution such as environmental pollution and noise pollution. Environmental pollution is the biggest challenge facing humanity as pollution of the air and sea directly affects our lives. Human existence can come...
The Effects of War on Human Societies Wars break out for various reasons. There are wars between countries or nations and within the nation. The latter is generally known as a civil war and can occur as a result of differences based on race, religion,...
The Evils of Drug Addiction Our ancients have spoken of five cardinal sins which must be avoided by all means though they may appear to bring profit or pleasure for the time being. They are gambling, stealing, murder, unchastity, and drugs. The history of humanity...
The Evils of War Responsible citizens of all countries today, have learned to hate and mistrust warfare as a means of resolving international disputes through the bitter experience of two world conflagrations in this century. Between the wars, the major powers established the ‘League of...
The Housing Problem in A Modern City Whenever the national economy permits, whenever commerce and industry flourish, cities are nowadays passing through a process of modernization. This is a worldwide trend. In the ‘older’ countries, this process is steady, almost gradual, except in Europe, where...
The Interview Mat leaned back against the sofa he shared with two other persons. He could see other sofas seated with young people of about his age. Without exception, each person held either a large envelope or a paper file in his or her hand....
The Modern Supermarket Gone are the days of the ‘old fashioned’ business, as it used to be called, when customers expected, and usually got personal service and polite individual attention. Shopkeepers, familiar from childhood would know exactly what individual requirements were. The butcher, providing the...
The New Oil Field The day was winding down in the desert community in Saudi Arabia. Men were resting, smoking their pipes and exchanging jokes. The women were sipping tea while the children were playing in the sand. Suddenly, Talib, one of the villagers and...
My New Teacher It would be hard to take over Mr. Singh’s place. He was our English Literature teacher and he often entertained us with his jokes. He had been transferred to another school, and we would be getting a new teacher. When she walked...
