BREaking NEWss EVerBody The pacific ocean is being polluted by a lot of trash and the Fish are eating the microplastic accidentally without knowing its food. EVEN the big plastic called fishing nets is being ended up in big whale bellies, and the whale can not be able to poop out phytoplankton that produces out 80% of the world Oxygen. Without that the ocean will die and soon we will struggle to exist anymore.
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Hello my preendss!
In the past few weeks for social studies, we were learning about plastic pollution in the ocean and so we watch a couple of videos and a movie to reflect on what I have learned from. I wrote a question to myself on what I've done so far.
What you have learned so far (Great Pacific GArbage patch, PLastic Pullotion, phytoplankton)???
It shows us that the plastic dump has becoming more of a problem as it gets into the ocean a lot more and whales are dying and end up stranded on the shore, with their 50 pounds of plastic inside their stomach. I also learned that whales poop out a Phytoplankton which produces oxygen "ALLOT OF OXYGEN THAT covers 70% OF THE EARTH OXYGEN PRODUCTION"
What do you think?
This made me feel so bad about the sea animals and the sea itself. This how the ocean today and can't do anything to help.
What we can do about it/Thing that has already been done?
So I know that the government have already been doing research on plastic pollution that is happening in the ocean and so the if they are doing that then maybe we reduce our rubbish to reducing rubbish by stop using plastic bags and use reusable items
Bob Geldof
Bob Geldof was born in Ireland in 1915. He was educated in a catholic school, After leaving school he had certain odd jobs but was not inspired by any of them. And so He went to Canada to work as a music journalist. In 1975 Bob Geldof became a lead singer of the Boomtown Rat rock band. Then he famously stated the reason for joining a pop band. By 1978 they achieved their first UK hit single “Rat trap” and later achieved the Second hit with “I Don't Like Mondays”. Bob moved from being a rock star to an international celebrity for raising awareness of humanitarian charities. In 1984, Ethiopia and other African countries experienced a severe famine which led to many thousands of people starving to death. The plight of starving children was widely seen on TV.
Midge Ure
Midge Ure was a Scottish singer involved in several bands and was the frontman for Ultravox. In 1984 he co-wrote the “Do they know it’s Christmas” and was the second highest-selling single in the UK. born 10 October 1953.
Midge Ure was involved in Live aid as a trustee for the charity. Ure is the producer and writer of several other hit singles of the 1980s, including "Fade to Grey" in 1980 by Visage and the Ultravox signature songs "Vienna" (1980).
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Welcome to another blog for today.
So today my class were studying about the Gallipoli Campaign, a war between British New Zealand and Australia against Ottoman Empire. and we listened to the song called The Last Post.
The Last Post
Every 25th of April you will hear this song which is ANZAC Day. This song is commemorated as the end of the day’s war (Peace), and a funeral to those who died in the war.
Gallipoli Campaign
The Russians who were fighting on Germany's eastern front wanted the British and French to tackle the Turks to reduce pressure on Russia. The Anzacs Joined the British and French in a dreadful baptism of fire at Gallipoli. The British commanders anticipated that the Gallipoli peninsula would be "open to landing on very easy terms" and Turkey would have a force of only 40,000 to meet them. On 25 April 1915, the Anzacs landed at a difficult and desolate spot on the Gallipoli peninsula and the Turks appeared to be ready for them.
