Book Review of Dr. John's 'Pollution'

Introduction

Dr. John's book, "Pollution," is broken into three main parts. The first part talks about the polluted ocean. The second part is about pollution in the sky. The third part looks at how humans can fix these problems. This book is non-fiction and focuses on the pollution challenges that both animals and people face on Earth today. It also discusses climate change, which is a result of global pollution.

"A new island has formed in the ocean, entirely out of trash. It is bad news for the fish." Dr. John uses this quote to describe how tidal currents in the middle of the Pacific Ocean have brought together a floating island made entirely of garbage. This trash has been dumped in the sea for years. The marine life around this huge trash island is suffering. Pollution in the ocean has clearly gotten out of hand.

"The deep blue sea is now the deep dark sea. Fish and other sea creatures are dying in numbers." This quote shows that the ocean, which was once a big, blue, and lively place, is now a horror story. It's full of trash and pollution. Fish are dying from even the smallest pieces of garbage. Some fish species are becoming extinct. This includes dolphins, which aren't fish but are sea creatures also on the verge of extinction if we don't change our habits.

"The darkest place on Earth is now the ocean. With oil leakages poisoning the immaculate blue waters." This quote talks about oil spills and how they are a big problem for marine life. The sea is turning black with oil, ruining its crystal-clear waters. Dr. John also mentions oil spills in the Middle East. "The seas of the Middle Earth are the most cause for concern." Most of the Arabian Gulf is covered in black oil stains.

In the second part of the book, Dr. John talks about pollution in the sky. "The number of aircraft in the sky is growing every day. This is also a growing concern." He means that more commercial flights are polluting the sky. This affects both plants and animals. The chemtrails from these planes are making the air on the planet's surface contaminated with harmful gases. This isn't good for humans, wildlife, or plants.

"With the rise of factories, the air is sometimes hard to breathe." This means pollution from nuclear power stations is also a growing problem. It's making the air more polluted than even commercial flights. "In a Nepalese city, they wear masks. Because the air is very misty with fumes." This shows that the air is so polluted that people have to wear masks to avoid breathing in harmful fumes. The air is full of visible poisonous gases, making it hard to see in these areas.

"Birds fall out of the sky." This is one of the most heartbreaking quotes. It shows that pollution has gotten so bad that birds are literally falling from the sky. This happens a lot in the most polluted cities in the U.S., Asia, and other parts of the world. If we don't do something, birds might become extinct. This would mean seeds wouldn't spread easily, and many flowers and plants wouldn't grow.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dr. John's book, "Pollution," is a real eye-opener. Some things aren't reported as often as they should be. Pollution in the sea is a growing problem, with many sea creatures becoming extinct every decade. The same goes for land animals, including us. We are the solution to our problems, we just need to change our ways before we destroy our planet. The author suggests we only have one Earth, so let's take care of it. The book is definitely worth reading for anyone.