Friday, November 20, 2009
Reading Responce
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Reading Response
Moreover, lack knowledge makes the third world even worse. Over-logging makes forest disappear rapidly. Decaying and burning makes earth cannot even grow the crops. Therefore, how to feed this large population up? The rapid loss of the productive capacity of their land makes the large population area even poor.
Disease also makes poor people out of recognition. With extremely high mortlity rate. Children die everyday. And much more children die due to starving. To make the agriculture more efficiency is the more pressing matter of the moment.
Helping the poor people, saving their lives.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Reading Response # 7
China is the country which has one of the worst environments. With the world’s largest population, China may produce the world most pollution. Car pollution is one of the serious issues. For example: the capital Beijing has more than 10 million cars and cars release much pollution. However, people cannot life without cars. Therefore, Chinese government establishes a tax on displacement. For example: if vehicle have an engine more than 3.0L, an extra tax will be charged on it. If a Vehicle has an engine more than 4.0L, a double extra tax will be charged. Therefore, the bigger displacement is, the more expensive the car is. So, it can limit some people how interesting in purchase a large displacement vehicle, in order to reduce the pollution.
The pollution also influences the development in poor village in China. In my opinion, one of the reasons why the gap between the rich and the poor become bigger is environment. Actually, the small village wants to develop. However, the factories want then hopeless. The emission makes the earth cannot be used no more. Therefore, agriculture is no longer the way to develop. However, in a small, poor village, how else can be used to develop it?
Therefore, reduce pollution. It really can help us to solve those problems which people think it is impossible to figure out. No matter economic, humanities and develop.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Reading Response #6
Monday, October 26, 2009
Reading Responce #4
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Reading Response #3
Reading Response #3
The U.S Was Wrong which is written by Gar Alperovitz illustrates the reason why he thinks dropping atomic bomb to Japan was wrong. Actual, at the time before dropping the bomb, Japan Emperor had asked for peace, and President Truman has already been advised it. Moreover, Mr. Truman also been advised to keep the Japan Emperor. Consequently, atomic bomb was not needed at all. However, Mr. Churchill thought if the Russia army marches into Japan, they would dethrone the Japan Emperor. As a consequence, the leader of the other part of the American-British Combined Intelligence, Truman has decided to use atomic bomb. It not only confronts Japanese, but also confronts the Soviet for the postwar settlement. Gar’s argument really convinces me. He uses plenty of historic background and a lot of confidential which most people don’t know, to support his point of view. For example: though last article the U.S Was Right said that people can’t believe in Japanese who always do something contrary,this article use confidential, especially a intercepted message, to show readers that Japanese government is not trustless. So, Japan government surrender can be trust. All in all, the U.S Was Wrong really convinces me.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Reading Response #2
Jiahao Hua
Writing 121
Kate Ristau
Reading Response #2
10/05/2009
Reading Response for the U.S Was Right
In the article The U.S Was Right, the author illustrate the reason why the U.S. government decided to drop an atomic bomb to Japan. The Japanese government tried to teach their soldiers and citizens would rather dead prefer surrender. Therefore, many militaries and common people choose to suicide and fight to the last person during the war between the USA and Japan. As a consequence, the U.S government decided to use atomic bomb to stop this farce. On the other hand, the reason why the author Connor believe the U.S was right is that if atomic bomb was not be dropped into Japan, millions of people, both American and Japanese would lose their life, because Japanese thought they need to fight to the death. For instance: When Kwajalein was invaded in February 1944, Japanese officers slashed at American tanks with samurai sword; their men held grenades against the sides of tanks in an effort to disable them (Connor 535). Connor’s arguments do make me agree with. Actually, before reading this article, I thought dropped an atomic bomb to Japan is so harmful, many people lose their life and their later generation is influenced by it. However, when the statistics was showed to me, I found the people dead under the atomic bomb is far little than if the U.S. not to do it. All in all, I am agree with Connor.