Oxygen, Oxygen, Oxygen

mdartist on Jul 9, 2009

Tags: America, breathing, health, oxygen, Skin cancer, Sun tanning, Teenagers, world, youngsters

My view point of what America and possibly the rest of the world is capable of. Everyone wants and needs to breath. Why not try something new?

I am not going to make this a long drawn out opinion of my view point of what I believe America and possibly the rest of the world is capable of. Instead, I will make my point short and to the point.

I remember growing up and loving to go outside and play. Then as I grew into my teens trying effortlessly bathing the sun for the inevitable suntan that all the young teens my age craved. We never worried about skin cancer or being worried if the day was an orange or red ozone day. Now, unfortunately our ways of living and producing smog and toxic pollutinets has embarked upon our young ones and their lives.

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I’m not very educated about oxygen but I do know that we must have it to exist here on this planet. Which leaves me wondering and pondering a question that I will now share with you.

I have a question for America and the rest of the world.

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“If we can produce oxygen for individuals enabling them to breath when they are ill, then why can’t America MASS PRODUCE oxygen into our atmosphere?” With all of the smog and pollution we produce, why can’t we MASS PRODUCE Oxygen to counter act all the bad stuff we breath? If we are capable of killing ourselves, why not produce a way to LIVE?

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I’m very curious of what America thinks. Please post your comment. Maybe someone out there knows how to get our oxygen to start producing………..Life and not Death.

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princess serenity on Jul 9, 2009
I think the issue of global warming should be handled by the whole world not just America. And America is still in financial crisis right now.

I think the damage to the ozone layer is irreparable but we can lessen at least the damage by our own simple way of not adding harmful elements in the atmosphere.
George W Whitehead on Jul 9, 2009
Don’t forget that George W Bush was loathe to sign any international ‘green’ policies when he was in power!
California Dreamer on Jul 9, 2009
That is a good question you have posted there, I would like to know that answer some day also.
clay hurtubise on Jul 9, 2009
Here is what air is made of:

Nitrogen N2 78.084 %

Oxygen O2 20.9476 %

Argon Ar 0.934 %

Carbon Dioxide CO2 0.0314 %

Neon Ne 0.001818 %

Methane CH4 0.0002 %

Helium He 0.000524 %

Krypton Kr 0.000114 %

Hydrogen H2 0.00005 %

Xenon Xe 0.0000087 %

You pose an interesting question, but the answer is much more complicated.
As you can see, the air you breathe is mostly Nitrogen.
What we need to do as a world community, not the US, is to be more conscious of how we use
our natural resources, and how to replenish those that we deplete.
Good piece.
Thanks,
Clay
csaaphill on Jul 10, 2009
I don\’t care about how hard it is, but I say right on! good peice and a very good question.
Ruby Hawk on Jul 10, 2009
We know every country must join and stop the pollution. I don’t know about mass production of oxygen or if it would even help the damage being done to the ozone.
Lumpen Doodle on Jul 11, 2009
While it is more financially and politically profitable to ignore the problems regarding polution, then nothing will get done.

Too many people in power give ‘lip servoce’ to what’s happening to our planet.

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