Earth’s Future

“By the year 2150, the world will face a devastating faze of Global Warming.”

Reasons:         

1. Nobody’s doing anything to help prevent the global warming from happening.

2. Big company factories that are producing fumes from their inventory, such as Domtar, are polluting the air and are thinning out the Earth’s atmosphere.

3. The fumes alone produced from any kind of vehicle are levitating into the air we breathe and are also polluting it.

Your Own Life

“In my future, preferably around 2015, I believe that I will earn a college degree in physical education (gym teacher or personal trainer).”

Reasons:

1. I’ve always been very good at sports and fitness.

2. I’ve always received a mark above 80% in physical education.

3. I work out at least 3 times a week for 3 hours at The Summit in Cornwall.

Technology

“By the year 2020, most technological items should be voice activated only.”

Reasons:

1. A voice activated technology (VAT) would allow access to one sole person and would be a lot safer for that person to handle.

2. VAT would definitely be helpful when having an iPod Touch or an iPhone, because if you lose it somewhere and someone else happens to find it, they can not access the information inside your iPod or iPhone.

3. With VAT, the more people buy it, the more affordable it will become, because the price will drop to an amount perfect for an average paid person to buy.

Travel

“By the year 2015, plane travel will be the number one way to travel.”

Reasons:

1. Accidents are always occurring in vehicles, whether it is by bad weather, from alcohol, or from making a bad move.

2. Nothing dangerous can really happen when you’re in a plane, unless there is a bad storm, but normally the flight would be cancelled if there was bad weather.

3. Plane travel will more than likely be preferred with the help of those air miles reward miles.

The Environment

“By the year 2025, if the environmental pollution is not controlled, our air and health will be at risk.”

Reasons:

1. Air pollution, both indoor and outdoor, is a significant cause of health problems worldwide.

2. Urban and rural outdoor environments contain infections, allergens, irritants and chemical toxins that can reduce the quality of life and cause disease.

3. Inhaled air pollution is directed to the nose, throat and lungs. The exposed airway allows hazardous pollutants to enter the body and all tissues are ultimately exposed.